one of the best shows of all time.

discuss.

I agree.  They used to show reruns every evening and watching it while eating supper was a ritual that lasted for quite awhile. 

I hereby certify it: a funny show.

horribly lame. tim allen should go back to dealing coke.

Who says he ever stopped?

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AngryAmerican wrote:

horribly lame. tim allen should go back to dealing coke.

 

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All the sex jokes are amazing though

The show is cheesy and corny. Its stupid.

I agree, it has all the attributes of a great sitcom.  Take that, detractors!

Back in about 1995/1996, I was paintballing one Saturday. Our referee pointed out Taran Noah Smith off in the distance and kept saying, "Look! It's the Tool Time kid. Look at the Tool Time kid." Apparently, he came out every weekend.

During our lunch break, the referee kept going on and on about the "Tool Time kid" and finally said, "I'm going to see if he'll say hi to you guys." Keep in mind, not one person in our group engaged the referee on this subject the whole time. We just nodded and said, "oh," when it seemed appropriate to respond in some way.

So he brings the kid over and says, "Look, everyone! The Tool Time kid!" Everyone looked up momentarily and then went back to eating their sandwiches. The kid stood there for an awkwardly long time next to our grinning Samoan referee. He probably would have left sooner, but the ref had his big ham hands on his shoulder.

Finally, he shrugged and walked away.

This is just one of my many fabulous celebrity encounters you'll read about in my memoirs.

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choadwarrior wrote:

Back in about 1995/1996, I was paintballing one Saturday. Our referee pointed out Taran Noah Smith off in the distance and kept saying, "Look! It's the Tool Time kid. Look at the Tool Time kid." Apparently, he came out every weekend.

During our lunch break, the referee kept going on and on about the "Tool Time kid" and finally said, "I'm going to see if he'll say hi to you guys." Keep in mind, not one person in our group engaged the referee on this subject the whole time. We just nodded and said, "oh," when it seemed appropriate to respond in some way.

So he brings the kid over and says, "Look, everyone! The Tool Time kid!" Everyone looked up momentarily and then went back to eating their sandwiches. The kid stood there for an awkwardly long time next to our grinning Samoan referee. He probably would have left sooner, but the ref had his big ham hands on his shoulder.

Finally, he shrugged and walked away.

This is just one of my many fabulous celebrity encounters you'll read about in my memoirs.

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Once I saw Weird Al in concert

:(

I one Weird Al encounter. Back in about 1990, I was working at a Six Flags park. Weird Al was playing there one night and I saw him drive through the back gate...in a beat up early-mid 80's Ford Escort.

Years later, my friend interviewed him and he showed up in a Hummer, so he must have invested that Amish Paradise money wisely.

i quite enjoyed home improvment. i still watch it from time to time. but it's nothing i will buy in bulk episode dvds or download to my computer.

now seinfeld on the other hand, is some premium shit

JTT is hot, I had a picture of him in my locker.