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Dave Coulier answers your questions. I found this because I wanted to see what I'd hit with a Google search for "Diz McNally". Dave admits not knowing where Diz is these days, but I nonetheless always like to see a teevee personality putting personal effort into making their webpresence, even if they don't all obtain Wil Weatonesque levels of geekery.
I obtain extra enchantment from the domain name. It's the meaningless catchphrase of "Out of Control", a crazy comedy teevee show featuring Dave, Diz, and other strange and quite possibly Canadian people doing silly things, and surely one of my favorite things when I was wee. It and everything else that was on Nickelodeon after school circa 1984 did much to turn me into the person I am todaaaay. If I recall correctly, Out of Control was on before Mr. Wizard, and after You Can't Do That on Television and Dangermouse.
Lo, I am drifting through Yesterdayland, when I should be brushing my teeth. Good night.
I obtain extra enchantment from the domain name. It's the meaningless catchphrase of "Out of Control", a crazy comedy teevee show featuring Dave, Diz, and other strange and quite possibly Canadian people doing silly things, and surely one of my favorite things when I was wee. It and everything else that was on Nickelodeon after school circa 1984 did much to turn me into the person I am todaaaay. If I recall correctly, Out of Control was on before Mr. Wizard, and after You Can't Do That on Television and Dangermouse.
Lo, I am drifting through Yesterdayland, when I should be brushing my teeth. Good night.
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For some reason we had cable when I was still living in NH and that was the most kickass tv lineup ever. Do you happen to also remember Turkey TV? I think it was from some country more foreign than Canada, and my fuzzy recollections of it indicate that it was kind of a Benny Hill for the younger set (it makes me shudder to type that but it's really quite true). the best part about that show, at least the two most enduring bits, involved a guy on a bicycle, usually sped up, and A Day In The Life Of A Food. ('a dayyy in the life, a dayyy in the life, a dayyy in the liiiiife OF A FOOOOOOOOD!') This last segment was always centered around one food item sitting happily on a plate and then screaming torturously when being eaten, all live action and everything. The jelly donut one
80 I say again. WOW no wonder we're friends.
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