Man. Riverworld. Way back in 2004 my wife and I rented this from our local Blockbuster. Then a few years later saw it in our Blockbuster mail order service. Two hours in we realized we already saw it. That's when I downloaded the list of movies in my Blockbuster mail order queue and started keeping a list of every movie we've ever watched. Then, when Blockbuster mail shut down and we moved to Redbox mail order, I just loaded all the remaining movies into Redbox, and to this day we're still using that list. Marking off what we've watched, what we have on usb to watch when we want to, adding new things we want to see, and keeping a list of what's coming and when (so I know when to look for them so I can download them). This was also the last time we saw Kevin Smith, who, at 38, died too young (an accident).
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- Comment on Riverworld (2021-11-18 08:36:59)
Man. Riverworld. Way back in 2004 my wife and I rented this from our local Blockbuster. Then a few years later saw it in our Blockbuster mail order service. Two hours in we realized we already saw it. That's when I downloaded the list of movies in my Blockbuster mail order queue and started keeping a list of every movie we've ever watched. Then, when Blockbuster mail shut down and we moved to Redbox mail order, I just loaded all the remaining movies into Redbox, and to this day we're still using that list. Marking off what we've watched, what we have on usb to watch when we want to, adding new things we want to see, and keeping a list of what's coming and when (so I know when to look for them so I can download them). This was also the last time we saw Kevin Smith, who, at 38, died too young (an accident). - Comment on Definitely wouldnt wander in there at night (2021-11-08 22:27:51)
That monstrosity of a building is the SteelStacks, in Bethlehem, PA. I live not too far from there. It was built for what became the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, which began around the Civil War (1864ish). They were one of the world's largest steel producing and shipbuilding companies. Their steel help build a few well known things: George Washington Bridge Golden Gate Bridge Verrazano-Narrows Bridge Alcatraz Island World Trade Center Madison Square Garden One Chase Manhattan Plaza Rockefeller Center Hoover Dam Now it's a public space. There's a casino there, and they hold all sorts of festivals on the property. - Comment on How does that even remotely happen (2021-09-23 01:02:51)
https://www.complex.com/life/usb-cable-removed-from-uk-teens-penis-following-self-insertion/ - Comment on Which controller did you start with (2021-09-23 00:58:31)
That's the original Pong controller. https://www.retrothing.com/2008/05/pong-system-wit.html - Comment on Earth Wind & Fire – September Official HD Video (2021-09-23 00:51:44)
It's been four years since I saw this video and I'll still never hear EW&F's September the same way again. I present DJ Cummerbund's mashup of Ozzy's Crazy Train and EW&F's September https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuOuUixdSvY - Comment on Slaxx (2021-09-13 23:55:53)
First there was the sentient killer tire (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1612774), now we have sentient killer jeans. What's next? A coffee cup? beret? milk carton? - Comment on MONSTER (2021-09-01 21:02:53)
Still image from 1964 film The Gorgon, played by Prudence Hyman (she had rubber snakes in her hair) - Comment on TOY (2021-09-01 20:56:48)
Transformers Gobot Robot Pinball Machine from Hasbro Takara, 1980 - Comment on TOY (2021-08-31 17:27:18)
Made in Japan by Bandai in early 1960's. If you had one of these you'd be sitting on about six hundred dollars. It runs around with bump and go action, suddenly the vehicle stops and the clear glass canopy raises with the astronaut underneath and the engine produces puffs of smoke. All this going on with a light show behind the dome. - Comment on Masks to Breath More Better At Night During Sleep (2021-08-29 21:43:21)
I got my AirSense 10 about seven years ago and it's still considered to be the best machine on the market today. I use the ResMed AirFit P10 (fifth from the right) after trying a few of the others. I'm a side sleeper so it works best for me. Otherwise I'd probably be using the AirFit 30 (I think it's the third from the right). I'm just a touch overweight, but even when I wasn't I had a snoring issue. I had the worst case of apnea my hospital had ever seen (yay, I'm the best). I really wish I could get the handheld ResMed, but insurance won't cover it and it's like a thousand dollars. It'd be really handy for when I just want to take a nap outside or something. If you need a cpap, USE the cpap. Any decent durable medical supplier should be happy to work with you to get the mask that feels "just right". Also, FWIW, I haven't used the water reservoir in my machine in over four years. Cleaning it is a pain and if it used you HAVE to clean everything [almost] daily or mold WILL grow due to all the moisture. I'm just way, way, too lazy so I just stopped using it and it was just fine. YMMV. - Comment on TOY (2021-08-29 21:17:22)
That's a fifteen hundred dollar (US) ride there... https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/friction-kokyu-space-patrol-toy-lunar-1874527333 - Comment on PHOTOGRAPH (2021-08-21 22:54:29)
For those not knowing, that's Kurt Russell in the foreground and Davy Jones in the back (1968). - Comment on TOY (2021-08-18 16:01:48)
Oh, to have one of these in the original box! Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, NIB, sells for many hundreds of dollars. This one sold for $750. - Comment on SCULPTURE (2021-08-18 15:54:27)
(1375-1450) a pilgrim badge found in Brugge and now in the Van Beuningen family collection http://www.artandpopularculture.com/Badge_displaying_three_phalli_bearing_a_crowned_vulva_in_a_procession - Comment on JOAN JETT (2021-08-16 22:29:48)
This is Joan from one of her Warped Tour 2006 performances.
