I never actually saw it, but I remember that I was in college when it was on and I always had to wait for my girlfriend to finish watching it before I could do her.

What are some touching memories you have of this show?

Thanks!!!

I'm gonna call up that dreamy Dylan and ask him if he'd like to join me for a slice of pie and a cup of joe at the Peach Pit.

Yeah, I watched the first two seasons. I was young…and drunk most of the time.

I never watched it, I was working in a bar…but a regular, let's call him Sharky ('cause that's what the other good ole boys called him)…stopped making happy hour because HE couldn't go out until it was over….

Yep, lame, but that's my memory of the show….

Being forced to watch it by my wife…before I could do her. I couldn't stand it. not only were most of the story lines so much BS, but the acting was horrid too. And who did Tori Spelling have to bang to get on it? Oh yeah…..her daddy.

no it's not

it's 020910 – day / month /year – ascending order!

Not to mention kg and Celsius!!!

PROPER SCIENTIFIC NOMENCLATURE!!!

I am celebrating by crying. I used to live near the zip code of 90210; now I share one with many political people who I do not care for….

Hope you and Casey Jane have fun! Drink one for me please!

Gerry D.

After finishing 7th period at West Beverly High, me and Brandon are going to meet up with Dylan to study for the upcoming World History Test at the Peach Pit.

Getting drunk, binge eating, throwing up, stabbing my boyfriend and writing a blog sharing all the secrets my friends have ever trusted me with.

WOO HOO!!

I just created a new account for R&S and gave my zip as 90210.

Actually, none. I don't watch TV

(((Jacquot)))

great tv show? hahaha

i'm thinking of blocking you for asking such a question…

Searching GOOGLE for a Shannon Doherty sex tape.

Today's date is 90210! What are you doing to celebrate this great day and this great TV show?

Coast Guard Petty Officer bill Coklough said Mariner Energy, inc., the Houston company that owns the rig, had deployed three firefighting vessels to the site and one already was in place fighting the blaze.  the Coast Guard had reported that a 100-foot-wide oil sheen had been spotted near the platform, but now says there is no sign of an oil leak.

According to the Coast Guard, 13 people were on the platform when it caught fire Thursday morning. all 13 are accounted for and one injury was reported.

The workers will be taken to Terrebonne General Medical Center in Houma by helicopter to be fully checked out.

The rig is located about 90 miles south of Vermilion Bay.

The Coast Guard said it received a call at 9:19 a.m. from a neighboring rig that Vermilion 380 was on fire. A helicopter pilot then reported at about 10 a.m. he saw 13 people floating in the water in special suits near a burning oil rig platform.

Rescue helicopters and Coast Guard cutters were immediately sent to the scene. the rig is in water about 340 feet deep. Mariner said this is a platform rig, not a drilling rig.

The company reported there were seven active wells on the platform and one caught fire, but all are now shut in. Mariner also reported the platform produced an average of 1,400 barrels of oil per day, as well as 1,800 barrels of natural gas each day.

Mariner says stored barrels were the ones that caught fire and that dispersants are on standby if needed.

United Steelworkers (USW) International Vice President Gary Beevers issued a statement concerning the fire.

“We are thankful that no one was killed in the explosion today of an offshore petroleum platform in the Gulf of Mexico. unfortunately, one person was injured and that is one person too many,” he said.

“This latest explosion shows that we need to make sure all these rigs in the Gulf are safe to operate before we put personnel back to work on them. I would hate to see a worker killed in our haste to reopen the Gulf to drilling. we need to give the government adequate time to do its inspections and ensure adequate health and safety provisions are in place,” he explained.

“Meanwhile, adequate assistance needs to be given to offshore workers and the businesses impacted by the moratorium that resulted from the BP explosion and oil spill,” he added.

This recent explosion is about 200 miles west of the one that happened on April 20 which caused a massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

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