I did too.

Me

Me Desiree I used to kids don't know what they are missing I just subbed to your channel

I was too busy smoking grass like Scott Baio

me i loved them and Mr. Cartoon

i was about the say the same thing!

Yes!!! So young!!!

He must have just finished his masterpiece...Going Overboard.

He was previously the voice of Eric in The Little Mermaid.

He was the voice of Eric in the little mermaid

Played Greg Brady in the Brady Bunch movie,, I kept waiting for him to say “hey there groovy chick your happening in a far out way”

I thought he'd died. who am I thinking of??

nice try...not gonna listen

@tj921abl Yeah, pot is legal and mass produced and they literally give heroin and needles to those addicts!! So called war on drugs all those years was nothing and I mean nothing but a huge, pointless joke.

@@laurakibben4147 I didn't hear anything about heroin being given, but they gave them needles, just so they wouldn't get AIDS using dirty/possibly contaminated needles. The government isn't responsible for getting people off of drugs. The addict has to want to quit, otherwise, they will keep on using, no matter what anyone says. Joke you say? Funny, I never did drugs! My parents did. Maybe seeing their behavior is what kept me off of them. I don't know.

​​@@tj921ableI don't recall them saying that the government was responsible for getting people off drugs. They literally didn't say a thing about it. What they did say was that they give needles & heroin to junkies. I think what they meant was "safe injection sites" where they let people do heroin and give needles. They also said the war on drugs was a literal joke. So, "safe injection sites" are also a huge joke but it really isn't funny. They take their fresh needles, go to one of the parks around the city, shoot up and leave their used needles for children, pets and people to step on. Have you ever seen the birds nest that was made out of used needles? One of the saddest things that I've ever seen. You're right! They won't quit until they're darn well good and ready! In the meantime, they railroad their families by stealing and using them to no end. It's the people who were closest to the addicts who are the real victims and should get the free programs they offer to the druggies that never take the help. They leave their nasty, used, free needles wherever they feel like. Their honestly a drain on society and it really is too bad that they just don't want help. You're right, _they_ have to want to stop. Look up some real stats on "clean injection sites". As for you insisting that "it isn't the governments job" then why does the government have the "clean" injection sites? They give needles for addicts to dirty up and leave all over beautiful parks and school yards! They give out condoms and other things you just wouldn't believe at some of these government waste sites. So, I don't think that you realize how much of a joke both your statements are. Government is heavily involved in the addiction crisis, on BOTH ends! I'm certainly surprised when someone truly doesn't know the extent at which they go to, to keep addicts addicted and to get new drugs here for even more potential addicts. _THAT_ is likely what they meant by the war on drugs being a literal joke. I couldn't agree more. There's plenty of truth out there. Reach out and grab it.

@Shadow Play in the Woods unfortunately we live in the real world and have to deal with real situations, not "what ifs" and "should'ves".

@Shadow Play in the Woods Great concept Nancy.😉

@Shadow Play in the Woods GOT your BOOSTER Yet????

@Shadow Play in the Woods yea, let’s be upset & judge instead of understanding & helping people get off of drugs 🤔🙄

To bad that movie sucked

Lmao right hahaha i cant deal

Adam Sandler from Saturday Night Live the new guy.

you mean BS?

What a jerk

Make yourself a casa della

Make yourself a dang casa dilla 😂

Did you know that Christopher Daniel Barnes provided the voice for Peter Parker in the 90's Spider-Man animated series?

@@jeanemlicar No idea. He was.in the Brady Bunch movies...I just now remembered.

Yeah but we do see Adam Sandler

I know we don't know each other, but I just wanted to say, good for you, you will never regret having lived that way during your school years. God Bless you & all the best.

Billy Madison, who's that?

An Adam Sandler character

Agree, I'm 43 and I was never approached by any drug dealers in school. Even if I had wanted to try them, I wouldn't have known where to go! I was a choir kid and studied or went to the movies or mall.

I was thinking the same thing. I was in more of the popular crowd. I guarantee that none of the other little groups ever dealt with other kids trying to put drugs in their pockets or were "peer pressured" into drinking or doing drugs. It's actually laughable. Where did that idea ever even come from?! I don't even think the "stoners" would've peer pressured each other. The only group that I can see doing any peer pressuring is the drinker group. I can kind of see drugs & harder alcohols being kinda pushed on other people. Why? Because it's the nature of alcohol mixed with certain personalities. Some people are more aggressive. Then you have the drinkers whose inhibitions are lowered and they are more susceptible to try drugs that others are offering or their friends got ahold of & want to try/do with a certain friend or bf/gf. As for any other scenario in an any other group? I don't see it happening and it certainly didn't happen to any kids that I knew of. None of us drank alcohol & there was none at any parties we went to. We weren't of age until 18 & it seems like we all abided by that. We were actually a very good group of kids.

girlonlaptop False hysterics? What a laugh! True education and awareness came out of those times! Remember. “Just Say No?”

Just Say No is part of the failed "war on drugs" which has half of society addicted to something in our day.

@@KDL861 The "just say no" campaign failed. and it failed because it was based on false information and hysteria.

Why not show to kids today?

Amphetamines are in all your junk food and sodas...Amphetamines are also stored at your neighborhood pharmacy

That's pretty cool!

For some reason, I doubt that. Kids are pretty invincible, at least they think they are. Plus most people who do drugs don't do it because they have an "issue," they do it cause they like it.

@@taffykins2745 blatantly untrue, nobody takes heroin because they like it, complete ignorance.

@@robokill387 STUPIDIST THING EVER

@@willdpe1256 it's true though, heroin is used because it feels comforting and numbs bad emotions, it's used as an escape from problems, it's not really a drug that makes you high as such. and it's extremely chemically addictive.

Chris Rich...He also did another TV series..."The Charmings."

Couldn't you have explained the positive test with a doctor's note or something? Seems kinda extreme to be blacklisted in the whole state because of 1 test.

Get a lawyer

This is a clear violation of the ADA a federal law. Get a lawyer and sue the little shits into oblivion.

States are to send all drug tests to the medical review officer, who then tests for all substances, they then call the applicants, and request a valid script. With that being said, I've known people who have tests positive for substances they weren't prescribed, and later are hired for other jobs after testing clean. They don't share any of that info to a state wide data base to prevent someone from ever getting hired again. It just doesn't work that way.

@@Prawnstar. It shouldn't work that way but sometimes it can. Like I said before get a lawyer and sue the little shits for violation of the Federal ADA law. See www.nytimes.com/2016/07/10/magazine/how-a-2-roadside-drug-test-sends-innocent-people-to-jail.html for how this "protection" doesn't mean jack. "More than 250 over the counter or prescription drugs can cause you to test positive on a drug test" ( www.bigclassaction.com/lawsuit/false_positive.php )

Adam Sandler as a Jock?

Yep. Sandy Martin.

Napoleon Dynamite, is that the 1993 movie is coming up this year or it something?

@2:38

And after he was on The Cosby Show.

Ha😂😂

People weren’t as sue happy as they are now.

@@debbiepotter6413 Actually they were they just tended to be more nuisance level then things that hit the papers. Around this time 60 minutes had a segment on a guy who, I kid you not, lived off making nuisance lawsuits - high enough that it was worth his time but low enough that it cost more to fight him..

@@Maximara ? I was 12 at this time and I don't remember people being sue happy then. Maybe I missed something?

@@rocknroller77 There were common enough that my school system in Columbus, OH was under "orders" not to get sued with regards to the Public Law 94-142 (1972) and given that some medications and over the counter items simulate illegal drugs and even by the standards of the 1980s the school district in the drama did several things that could result in them being sued into oblivion.

b/c its a tv show with a script

How so? If you mean by their actions, then yes, normally drug use causes them to act strange or out of the ordinary.

Darth Vader meets, what?

Get out of town 👋🏻 😂 were you really lol lol

GOT your BOOSTER Yet????

in todays *America it is standard. fify.

GOT your BOOSTER Yet????

shut the fuck up

@@Mike_Bloomberg Very thoughtful comeback.

Pipe down karen

Then KZfaq can take it down. It all depends on the copyright laws when this movie was made. 🤦🏽‍♀️

Ohhh stfu, Sheldon. These are educational then and now .