i remember a mutated dog in Fly II - but not sure about a toxic waste thing - prehaps teenage mutant ninja turtles?

Yes, with the pizza and the feldman

What happened to that Nick show, where the bad kid got turned into a dog and had to do 100 good deeds, sucks that show got canceled, Eddie will be a dog forever.

isn't that my name is earl? but i don't remember a dog?????

My Name Is Earl: Earl makes up for the bad things he did because of Karma

100 Deeds of Eddie McDowd: Guy turns into a dog. Nobody cares.

No, My Name Is Earl kicks ass and is still on the air. I'm thinking about a Nick show, a kid threw rocks at a car and set it on fire (not positive about the fire part) and a dog was inside, then this guy appeared and turned him into a dog and told him that the only person who could understand him when he spoke was the last kid he picked on. He had to do 100 good deeds before a time limit was up or he'd be a dog forever. The old guy who changed him would pop up every now and then as a mail man or a milk man or some other underpayed public worker of some sort to congratulate him on a finished deed. I think the dog's name was Eddie.

Strange, I know pretty much everything about the show but the title, I watched it when I was about 11-ish.

life of zero - guy turns into an on-line monkey. . . and a forum falls in love!

That's what it was, I liked it when it first came on, but I was 11 so I liked pretty much anything with that orange blob in the corner.

What if I said that there was salt and brown sauce on the table?


Quick question: Do you guys have brown sauce in america. You know. It's brown, made from vegetables but nevertheless tastes great and is slightly spicy?




As for asar, wasn't he banned?

Ah, no, we don't have brown sauce here in the US. I think either we have discussed this here, or I saw the discussion on another board. I looked it up on Ebay, seems like a worthwhile sauce.

What we have here in the US, in profusion, is barbecue sauce. A million different brands, in bottles of all sizes. It is also brown in color. Go ANYWHERE--the local grocery store, the convenience store, the laundry service--and you are likely to find barbecue sauce in some form. For people who are rich, there is gourmet bbq sauce. For people who are poor, you can get a gallon of the cheap stuff for $1.50. Barbecuing is fun but I think there is something weird going on here.