I Dream of Eugenie - Dreams About Adventures in Odyssey

[KODY 105]

Frank, your dream reminds me of Nathaniel Graham in "The Virtual Kid." Perhaps you had heard that episode that day?

[Frank]

Frank, your dream reminds me of Nathaniel Graham in "The Virtual Kid." Perhaps you had heard that episode that day?

I remember that episode, Kody...perhaps I did listen to it that day.

[The Top Crusader]

I actually recently had a dream that I was listening to the newest Odyssey episode... and I don't remember any plot details but I was all happy because the new Whit sounded EXACTLY like Hal Smith and I was shocked!

[Chandler]

Not everything online is archived by Google's search engines. Not everything is online.

Oooh ouch.
Perhaps you underestimate the power of Google.

I'm inclined to agree with what Pseudonym said. If you think about it "as" is one syllable. It makes no sense for that syllable to be separated in writing, especially when the entire phrase is being shortened not extended. However, if you can point me to the source of your information, even if it's not on Google , I will be happy to learn something new.

[Boswell]

Frank, your dream reminds me of Nathaniel Graham in "The Virtual Kid." Perhaps you had heard that episode that day?

I remember that episode, Kody...perhaps I did listen to it that day.

And yet, neither of you realized that Nathaniel Graham wasn't in that episode.

[KODY 105]

Did I say the wrong kid? I haven't heard that episode in a while. Oops...

[Chandler]

That's the show that introduced us to Alex Jefferson the second!

[KODY 105]

I guess he got off his geeky roots pretty easily... because then he started hanging around his cousin the jock.

[Chandler]

Never thought of Cal as a jock before.

[KODY 105]

Well, he likes riding his bike a lot, and not too many geeks I know like to do that.

[Chandler]

Apparently our definitions are a little different.

[Boswell]

Well, he likes riding his bike a lot, and not too many geeks I know like to do that.

By now, though, it's common knowledge that bicycles are the only mode of transportation available to under-sixteens in Odyssey. All parents in the town have conspired to raise their children to be independent, so instead of driving them places or chaperoning, they let their young children ride all around town on their bikes unsupervised.

[Chandler]

You actually do have a good point there, Boswell. Now that you mention it, I can think of a lot of instances of kids bike-riding.

[KODY 105]

It's because they aren't allowed to drive cars! (Except for that freakish incident in "No Boundaries," which in my opinion is as bad as the Twilife Zone episodes.)

[Chandler]

True, KODY, but for some of us, bike-riding was only something we did under parental supervision or in our immediate neighborhood—not all over town.

[DanP740]

Odyssey obviously has a very low crime rate for kids to be allowed to ride everywhere on their bikes...
just like elwood city <_< >_>

[Boswell]

Odyssey obviously has a very low crime rate for kids to be allowed to ride everywhere on their bikes...
just like elwood city <_< >_>

And just how many times have these kids had their bikes stolen?

[DanP740]

I can only think of two bikes being stolen...

[TigerintheShadows]

I can think of multiple times and references...

[jennifertwt]

I didn't know this thread was already here and accidentally started my own Odyssey 'dream' thread. Please accept my sincerest apologies. I don't know what i dreamed accept it was after falling asleep to Odyssey on the mp4 player. My husband suggested Irwin Springer should visit The Alamo at the time of the fall since I'm from San Antonio, TX.