tiny toon adventures promise her anything

The wristwatch I’m wearing is, if I recall, a nod to the Bugs Bunny watch I wore back then. Some random notes for the record: This was a time when tunic tops and leggings were in style, so coincidentally, I actually had an outfit in almost those shades of green. I mean, not that it’s a terrible likeness or anything, but… Nothing fires up teen insecurity like having a caricature of yourself broadcast on national TV. Sarah looked like hair with glasses, Amy resembled Bette Midler, and I had no eyes. I forgot to mention our animated alter egos - or, rather, I forgot to describe them. (I did have a perm later on in high school, but back then my hair was straight.) Amy’s on the far left. They… kinda screwed that up.Īnyway, that’s me on the far right, in the green. You know, I looked at this image a moment ago, one that I’ve seen probably a hundred times, and I just now realized - it’s no wonder people have gotten confused sometimes about which animated character I am, because if you assume they’re listing our names from left to right, I should be on the far left. So the quality issues with the audio presented here are due to it being copied from that cassette we got from WTON (1240 on your AM dial in Staunton and Augusta County, Virginia - which back then was mostly talk, I think, and now seems to be a sports station affiliated with ESPN). Though a number of his “Rest of the Story” pieces are available online (mostly classics from the ’50s to ’70s), I searched for hours and never found our particular story from 1991. The Paul Harvey clip was one of those things that most people in our parents’ generation were really impressed by and the three of us, of course, had never heard of. There were a few mistakes–like he said that a white limo was waiting at the airport. It was actually pretty good.īy then, I guess Thirteen didn’t get her hopes up. (Note: The first time she tried to call, the guy on the other end goes, “This is Viewpoint, and you’re on the air.” I’m not sure what Mom said, but she was pretty embarrassed when she got off the phone.) So Mom called the radio station and asked if we could get a copy of it. Now he has a radio program… Well, his topic for that week’s program was us. (Syndicated.) Mom says that he used to have a newspaper column.

On Friday we heard that on this radio station there was this guy named Paul Harvey.

Tiny toon adventures promise her anything