On 2013-06-18 05:34, Mikael Eriksson wrote:
Or is it a woman's...
yeah, you get what I mean

On 2013-06-05 04:40, Mikael Eriksson wrote:
I watch Everybody loves Raymond every morning,
and today there was the episode where Frank
and Marie are going to move to a retirement
community in New Jersey. Marie offers to sell
Robert and Amy the house with these words:
"You can buy our house for the same amount
we bought it (40 years ago), $26,000!"

There is a big amount of laughter from the
studio audience when she says that. I guess
it's something with the price of the house.
Now since I'm not familiar with the U.S.
house market or what $26,000 for a house meant
40 years ago, I need a little help understanding
what was so funny with what Marie said.

Please help me, and remember I'm not American,
so be nice, because I feel I lack some knowledge
here

On 2013-06-19 13:45, Anton Bozovic wrote:


Marie thinking to make good money, selling for good price.....but really to selling way of cheapest, like of being cheated off alien with pockets around the hands.

On Mar 11, 2014, Brad Jeffers wrote:
Did you know that David Regal wrote 2 episodes of Everybody Loves Raymond (or as he puts it in his resume, "multiple episodes" ) ...

Who Am I and The Cannister

On Mar 17, 2014, David Regal wrote:

Quote:

On Mar 11, 2014, Brad Jeffers wrote:
Did you know that David Regal wrote 2 episodes of Everybody Loves Raymond (or as he puts it in his resume, "multiple episodes" ) ...

Who Am I and The Cannister

As I like to brag: "One percent of the series..."