Dunmurderin'

Yesterday was Amy's birthday so Friday night Rob and I took her out for dinner and a movie. Dinner was the Spaghetti Warehouse in downtown Dayton and the food there was OMG good. Service was fast, the toasted ravioli I got were the size of my palm and Amy and Rob each got the lasagna and chicken parm which we are still eating off of.

The movie was TMNT 'cause dude, it's turtles! Amy used to be a turtle fan back when she was a kid and I first discovered them in college. We figured it out even, we both saw the first TMNT live action movie when it came out back in 1991. I saw it for my 21st birthday and Amy would have seen it around/near her 16th birthday. And here's where the high weirdness kicks in: if you add 16 and 21, you get 37 -- which is what I turn on my birthday this year. What does this mean? Nothing, except I'm apparently more of a math geek than I thought.

( Here Be Spoilers )

ETA: Almost forgot the other high-weirdness of the week: Last night before work I started looking up videos on YouTube and for some reason decided to look up Kidd Video (a show only the 80s could have made) for the song "Come Back To Me". Well, I found the videos and I noticed that Whiz (blond, chubby faced, glasses) did most of the singing in the songs I listened to -- and he was the character I liked when I was a kid (even then, I knew, nerds were hot). Turns out Whiz is really Robbie Rist who was originally Cousin Oliver on the Brady Bunch and was also the voice of Michelangelo on the original TMNT live-action movies.