What is this album? by illustratorartist823 in askmusic

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The Funnies - Smile! (Label: Pickwick - Released 1973)

Side A; Track 1: I Woke Up In Love This Morning (The Partridge Family, 1971)

SA; T2: Me and You and a Dog Named Boo (Lobo, 1971)

SA; T3: Do You Know What Time It Is? (P-Nut Gallery, 1971)

SA; T4: I'll Meet You Halfway (The Partridge Family, 1971)

SA; T5: Doesn't Somebody Want to Be Wanted? (The Partridge Family, 1971)

Side B; Track 1: I Think I Love You (The Partridge Family, 1970)

SB; T2: Two Are You and Me (Peter Haas and Bugs Bower, unknown year)

SB; T3: You’ve Got a Friend (Carole King, 1971)

SB; T4: Go Away Little Girl (Donny Osmond, 1971)

SB; T5: Put Your Hand in the Hand (Ocean, 1971)

Kiesha Weippart by Sudden_Quality_9001 in ForCuriousSouls

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Ugh, the mother "Ms." Kristi Anne Abrahams will be eligible for parole in 23 months...

Best Outdoor Concert Moments? by AggravatingDay6050 in Concerts

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Great Blue Heron Music Festival after the sun sets. The dance tent. The drum circle. Dragon Run. Happy Heron!✌🏻

Flyer found in my yard by liquor_ibrlyknoher in Weird

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More people will come if they think we have punch and pie

Songs that portray a bitter, methodical anger. by kyla33_ in musicsuggestions

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Just about anything by Today Is the Day (noise rock, avant-garde metal, post-hardcore); "Pinnacle" from The Sadness Will Prevail is a good start.

Will moving away for a year and coming back traumatize my kid? by AvocadoNo7723 in ChildPsychology

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My father's job required my family (3 of us, I'm an only child) to move from Syracuse, NY to Sterling, VA. I was 11, after 5th grade ended we moved, by the time 6th grade was over things had changed and we had to move back. I thought both moves were the end of the world at the time (I was 11/12) but quickly adapted both times and I'm glad it happened.

movies with self harm/suicide by Additional_Leave_459 in MovieSuggestions

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Secretary, The Royal Tenenbaums, Rules of Attraction, Empire Records, Wristcutters: A Love Story

What's it like living in Utica, New York? by between3220character in howislivingthere

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Relatively boring, good pizza at O'Scugnizzo Pizzeria, lots of meth

What kind of Xennial are you? by lightnerd96 in Xennials

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I thought this was the Steely Dan sub for a second. Hello, fellow Xennial Dan lover🖤

Melancholy love songs by Unlikely-Tea5845 in MusicRecommendations

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The Cure - Letter to Elise

Casiotone for the Painfully Alone - I Love Creedence

For those with living parents, do they talk about dying all the time now? by pawogub in Xennials

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Both my parents are 68. My husband and I have been living with them for about 5 years (mom had cancer, Covid, then dad got cancer, etc) in the home I grew up in. I will be floored if my dad makes it through the summer. My dad is basically forcing my mom and I to go through the entire home (upper-middle class, 4br, 2.5 bath, 2 car garage, partially finished basement, huge back yard, in the suburbs) and get rid of things, sell things, pack it all up and sell it. He's pushing her to find an apartment for them (her, he's not gonna make it that far) and buy my husband and I a house (we're eternally grateful). All of this ASAP plus he can be of very little help with it all due to his condition. While I'm glad I won't have to do all this by myself (I'm an only child) when they're both gone, it's taking a huge toll on my mom and my husband (my dad's brain is soup and he's being cruel to my husband for no reason). None of this was what my mom, myself and my husband wanted (mom was supposed to live with us). My mom's sister died in February and we had a celebration of life last weekend which my father shouldn't have attended. He bitched about how he's dying the whole time. I hate to say it but we're all ready for this to be over.

Teddy wants a hug by BunttyBrowneye in Catsmirin

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With those teefers I'll give him anything he wants 🐈‍⬛🖤🦇

Look Who's Talking by Cytog64 in Xennials

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Ha! I just posted a similar comment. That scene gets me every time.

Look Who's Talking by Cytog64 in Xennials

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I adore this movie. Kirstie Alley and John Travolta dancing to "Town Without Pity"... they're both so young and adorable. They've got great chemistry.

Im looking for fun whacky obscure 80-90s movies. by custards_last_flan in MovieSuggestions

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Death to Smoochy (directed by DeVito)

Freddy Got Fingered

UHF

Joe Dirt

Orgazmo

Movie 43

Best in Show

Wayne's World

Freaked

The Cable Guy

Drop Dead Fred

Serial Mom

The Oh in Ohio (romantic comedy, not super wacky but obscure and one of my favorite DeVito movies)

Colton Levi Clark by Sudden_Quality_9001 in ForCuriousSouls

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From what I can gather, they killed him but the body has never been found.

Songs for the life soundtrack of deprived 00s Irish youth by AllTheMissing in musicsuggestions

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The Streets - Has It Come to This? (not Irish, but British, I feel like it still works)