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So does anyone have a code number?
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Thanks for sharing this PenPen, awesome!!!!!! :claps:
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below is what i recieved right after in my email.
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below is what i recieved right after in my email.
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For someone who obviously cannot act, how Tony Danza has led a charmed acting life, I don't know. He's obviously the luckiest man ever, or has the best booking agent in the world. Let's dissect this anomoly.
First TD scores with a gig on "Taxi". OK, fair enough. He's basically playing himself on here (in fact his character's name is 'Tony' as well), so no thespian performances are needed. In between seasons he finds the time to rack up such resume stockers such as "Murder Can't Hurt You", and "Going Ape".
1984 arrives, and TD finds himself out of a job, now that Taxi has ended it's run. Goodbye for TD, you say? Well as luck has it, based on his association with the show, he gets tabbed to co-star in "Who's The Boss?" The show is a hit, even bigger than Taxi, and TD's Hollywood stay is extended. In the tradition of keeping a good thing going, his character is named 'Tony' as well, just like in Taxi. Lightning has stuck twice. Like all industious TV actors, he has the energy to do some additional film and TV work, with gems such as "She's Out Of Control", and "Baby Talk".
Sadly, "Who's The Boss" finishes it's run in 1992, and our protagonist is again without a job. Has TD gone to the well too many times? "Not so," say Hollywood's finest content producers. A plan is concocted: TD is to be paired up with brunette sweetheart Lori Loughlin, just off a successful stint in the rip-roaring sitcom "Full House". Surely this combination cannot fail. The result of this pairing is another sitcom entitled "Hudson Street". For the third time, TD's character is also named 'Tony'. America, however, finally speaks out: NO MORE TONY. The show is a flop and is not renewed for a second season.
Surely this failure is enough to have broken the career of TD. For an actor to land a part on a network series is to have defied the odds. To be part of a successful series is like winning the lottery. To then get a part on a a second series hit is mind boggling. To then get even a third show makes one stronger than Superman. But to get a FOURTH show after having a flop is unimaginable, infinitely more considering TD's lack of acting skills. But yet this is what happened. Inexplicably, TD hits paydirt again with sitcom #4, this time simply titled "The Tony Danza Show". I'm sure you can guess what TD's character is named, again. Flop #2 is served up, and mercifully (for us), the show is dumped after 14 episodes.
So for the fourth time, TD is without regular employment. No TV gigs are offered, but no problem, this just leaves him time to create his magnum opus "The Garbage Picking Field Goal Kicking Philadelphia Phenomenon".
The year is 2000, and one would figure TD's 22 year run of luck has been thoroughly exhausted. But like a Phoenix rising from Arizona, TD is tapped to appear in the minor drama hit "Family Law". None of the devices used in his previous TV shows are used: the show is not a sitcom, and his character is NOT named 'Tony". Perhaps this was a good move, for TD is able to put together a 3 year year run with the show before it is axed. Certainly not the lofty heights he reached with "Taxi" and Who's the Boss", but a good return.
By this time TD has had ten times the acting career that most SAG members only dream of. Surely it's time for this horse to be out out to pasture. In a occurence that could only be scripted in Hollywood, TD is now given a daytime talk show! Since seeing TD one time a week wasn't enough, now you get to see him five times a week. All Tony, all the time! In another odd turn of event, the gig is called, hold your breath, "THE TONY DANZA SHOW"!!! Hell, let's just rehash the title of an old flop. And yes, Virginia, TD did not change his name, he's still named "Tony".
Well it's 2005, and the show is still being made. It's a syndicated show, so not all of America can see it. But TD is still here. And I don't know why.
First TD scores with a gig on "Taxi". OK, fair enough. He's basically playing himself on here (in fact his character's name is 'Tony' as well), so no thespian performances are needed. In between seasons he finds the time to rack up such resume stockers such as "Murder Can't Hurt You", and "Going Ape".
1984 arrives, and TD finds himself out of a job, now that Taxi has ended it's run. Goodbye for TD, you say? Well as luck has it, based on his association with the show, he gets tabbed to co-star in "Who's The Boss?" The show is a hit, even bigger than Taxi, and TD's Hollywood stay is extended. In the tradition of keeping a good thing going, his character is named 'Tony' as well, just like in Taxi. Lightning has stuck twice. Like all industious TV actors, he has the energy to do some additional film and TV work, with gems such as "She's Out Of Control", and "Baby Talk".
Sadly, "Who's The Boss" finishes it's run in 1992, and our protagonist is again without a job. Has TD gone to the well too many times? "Not so," say Hollywood's finest content producers. A plan is concocted: TD is to be paired up with brunette sweetheart Lori Loughlin, just off a successful stint in the rip-roaring sitcom "Full House". Surely this combination cannot fail. The result of this pairing is another sitcom entitled "Hudson Street". For the third time, TD's character is also named 'Tony'. America, however, finally speaks out: NO MORE TONY. The show is a flop and is not renewed for a second season.
Surely this failure is enough to have broken the career of TD. For an actor to land a part on a network series is to have defied the odds. To be part of a successful series is like winning the lottery. To then get a part on a a second series hit is mind boggling. To then get even a third show makes one stronger than Superman. But to get a FOURTH show after having a flop is unimaginable, infinitely more considering TD's lack of acting skills. But yet this is what happened. Inexplicably, TD hits paydirt again with sitcom #4, this time simply titled "The Tony Danza Show". I'm sure you can guess what TD's character is named, again. Flop #2 is served up, and mercifully (for us), the show is dumped after 14 episodes.
So for the fourth time, TD is without regular employment. No TV gigs are offered, but no problem, this just leaves him time to create his magnum opus "The Garbage Picking Field Goal Kicking Philadelphia Phenomenon".
The year is 2000, and one would figure TD's 22 year run of luck has been thoroughly exhausted. But like a Phoenix rising from Arizona, TD is tapped to appear in the minor drama hit "Family Law". None of the devices used in his previous TV shows are used: the show is not a sitcom, and his character is NOT named 'Tony". Perhaps this was a good move, for TD is able to put together a 3 year year run with the show before it is axed. Certainly not the lofty heights he reached with "Taxi" and Who's the Boss", but a good return.
By this time TD has had ten times the acting career that most SAG members only dream of. Surely it's time for this horse to be out out to pasture. In a occurence that could only be scripted in Hollywood, TD is now given a daytime talk show! Since seeing TD one time a week wasn't enough, now you get to see him five times a week. All Tony, all the time! In another odd turn of event, the gig is called, hold your breath, "THE TONY DANZA SHOW"!!! Hell, let's just rehash the title of an old flop. And yes, Virginia, TD did not change his name, he's still named "Tony".
Well it's 2005, and the show is still being made. It's a syndicated show, so not all of America can see it. But TD is still here. And I don't know why.
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"Ay yo! O ay!"Randy G said:
OK, TD isn't a Pacino, or DeNiro...but you're still gonna sign up for this freebie, aren't ya?
And many thanks to Cedar and SnookyHoneys5 for the additional info regarding this freebie! :claps:
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Please, no apology necessary for your detailed analysis...it's quite humorous & entertaining!Randy G said:
Thanks to this site, I too find myself frequently signing up for freebies having no idea what I'll be getting. That's kind of the fun part of this sometimes, though.
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spices..a tin of spices i believe....:*)
It appears to be a tin of miso mix.
Ever heard of miso soup? To make miso, soybeans and sometimes a grain such as rice, are combined with salt and a mold culture, and then aged in cedar vats for one to three years. Most miso that is made in western countries is produced in a similar manner, although "quick" miso also is available. This quick miso is generally inferior in taste. Miso is actually a group of condiments. The addition of different ingredients and variations in length of aging produce different types of miso that vary greatly in flavor, texture, color and aroma.
Ever heard of miso soup? To make miso, soybeans and sometimes a grain such as rice, are combined with salt and a mold culture, and then aged in cedar vats for one to three years. Most miso that is made in western countries is produced in a similar manner, although "quick" miso also is available. This quick miso is generally inferior in taste. Miso is actually a group of condiments. The addition of different ingredients and variations in length of aging produce different types of miso that vary greatly in flavor, texture, color and aroma.
This is the message I get:
"We're sorry, but there was a problem. Your order cannot been processed due to an authorization problem with your credit card. This may be due to an inaccurate card number, cardholder name or billing address."
"We're sorry, but there was a problem. Your order cannot been processed due to an authorization problem with your credit card. This may be due to an inaccurate card number, cardholder name or billing address."
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I just took a look at the site, and looks like they took the promo info away. I'm guessing that this is now over.mom2adog said:
I think that's why the 0000000000000000 credit card # isn't working.Sorry mom2adog.
Actually, I just followed the link again to try to see what the options were, and it doesnt look the same. When I signed up, I was brought straight to the product page and the price was 0.00. Now I have to search it out and the price is 7.95. It makes me think this offer has expired.
But, I remember leaving the credit card as the default, but dont remember what I put for the expiration date.
Sorry I cant be more help, but I really think its a dead deal.
But, I remember leaving the credit card as the default, but dont remember what I put for the expiration date.
Sorry I cant be more help, but I really think its a dead deal.