My son barged into my room...

[Maddy McCall]

while I was getting dressed awhile ago. His reaction?

:wow: "AAARGH! Moms Gone Wild!!!"

Then he ran away, embarassed. I fell out laughing. What a way to begin a Saturday morning.

(Which undoubtedly will be better than Saturday afternoon. He's making me sit through the new Herbie movie, just because Jeff Gordon does a cameo. But that's another thread.)

[blondeatlast]

1. Hubby and I did the "Herbie" thing last week.

It wasn't nearly as painful as we thought it would be.

At least there is a lot of Matt Dillon, if nothing else!

[Maddy McCall]

5. I love Matt Dillon.

Just so I can tell my son, exactly how much does Jeff Gordon appear in this film?

(Love your sig photo. :hi: )

[blondeatlast]

10. Now I'm really embarrassed, because I'm not sure who he is!

If he's who I think he is, he figures somewhat prominently near the end. I think there's a few cameos leading up to it, too.

Have fun, even if Matt is rather a scumbag; but not as much as he was in "My Bodyguard."

[Maddy McCall]

15. He's the #24 race car driver. Good looking brunette from California.

He's been in the trailers.

My son likes to watch him race. Me, I just like to look at him. :D

[blondeatlast]

20. Then he is who I thought he was.

Maybe this is the best way to describe his screen time: just enough to exempt him from union rules, maybe?!

about 10 minutes, give or take.

[Maddy McCall]

22. That's actually more than I had figured.

Well, I'll go suffer through it. Thanks for telling me that it won't be as dreadful as I had assumed. :D

[Zomby Woof]

31. He's from Vallejo, CA

But California doesn't claim him. x( He's a smarmy little fuck.

[Phentex]

2. I thought it was very cute...

but I loved all the original Herbie movies. Could be nostalgia talking.

[Maddy McCall]

16. Me, too. I saw all of them in the theater as a kid...

and I think I saw the first one at the drive-in that's now long defunct. :cry:

[blondeatlast]

23. Herbie at the drive-in, in jammies with an enormous bag of smuggled

popcorn and ice-cold sodas in the cooler.

Such memories. Sigh...

[DS1]

3. I think that's a compliment

because it means people would pay to see it

:shrug:

[Maddy McCall]

6. I think it means that I need to keep him off of Spike TV...

during prime time viewing hours. :D

[DS1]

9. Those commercials, wow

If they don't teach your kids to stay off booze, nothing will

[Maddy McCall]

13. I hope he's not learning the message that...

all girls, once 18, get drunk and naked. :D

Hell, though, it's either Girls Gone Wild commercials or Viagra and Cialis commercials. Kids grow up hearing SO much more than we did at that age. I can remember blushing when a maxi-pad or Midol commercial came on.

[DS1]

17. not that there's any sort of message in the enzyte commercials

like, maybe, a very tall milkshake with a bit of cream on top :crazy:

[Maddy McCall]

18. Oh, he's already imitating that one.

He and his best friend used to walk around with the huge grin on their face, talking about Enzyte. They grow up too fast...and my kid is only ELEVEN.

[DS1]

26. And the Christian Right is WHERE on these matters?

Oh, right, focused on Janet Jackson's nipple. Because they have a baby fetish and want to be innocent little babies again,sucking on momma's nipples.

Idiots.

[Maddy McCall]

28. Taking the Viagra, of course.

Actually, a fundie here grossed out when I told her that I planned to nurse my son, before he was born. She made a "gross" face and said that she could never do THAT.

I would never make it as a sexually repressed conservative. No way.

[JimmyJazz]

4. ha ha ha ha - the other day, my four year old caught me and

said, "Mommy, those are HUGE." Ah - the misperceptions of a child :7

[Maddy McCall]

8. Well, are they 44DDD?

You know, that's what you have to have to get attention around here. :D

[JimmyJazz]

11. bwhahahahaha -

you so bad - you should have my little devil in your sig line.

and the answer is "no" - not even close.

[Maddy McCall]

14. Nor mine.

:D

[MuseRider]

7. EEEEKKKKKK!

Mom gone wild indeed!

Sorry about this afternoon. I loved going to kids movies with my kids until they turned around the age of your son. At that point we were talking classics like Mario Brothers and Spaced Invaders. Gotta admit, I got some real good naps in during those stinkers.

Have fun. Your son sounds like a really cool kid and I'll bet he knocks from now on.

[Maddy McCall]

12. Yes. When I came out of my room, I called him in for a little talk.

Son, I knock on your door. It would be nice if you showed me the same respect. blah blah blah.

He is at that age where the movies are kinda hokey. Spy Kids 3D was the worst ever. Thank god he didn't want to go see Shark Boy and Lava Girl!

[Texasgal]

19. HA! That's funny!!!

Your son sounds like a great kid with a good sense of humor!

[Maddy McCall]

21. Never a quiet moment.

He's an only child who talks talks talks. Every once in a while, he cracks me up. :silly:

[blondeatlast]

24. Someday, we need to get our sons together, I swear they are so alike.

My son's a born comedian; he's done things just like that just to cheer me up.

I know they all do at times, but I dunno, your son and mine seem eerily similar sometimes!

[Maddy McCall]

27. Maybe it's just the way we liberals raise our kids.

But, yeah, the stories about them are similar. :D

[SarahB]

25. Funny thing with my 9 year old son...

He generally is still in the "girls have cooties" phase, but then a few months ago I caught him googling "Girls Gone Wild". He turns red every time I mention it now. It's amazing how pervasive it is.

[Maddy McCall]

29. You can't keep them away from it.

I guess you could watch CBN all the time, but, good lord, the women on there are dressed like New Orleans whores.

:hi:

[gmoney]

30. Did he at least come across with the beads?

:hide: