The Search for Spock used to be played on weekend afternoons all the time during my childhood. As such, I got sick of it. I probably went about 15 years without watching the film. Blu-rays came out and I finally watched it again. One of my favorites now.

I've had this for the past 3 years. 1982 240D. I do however also have a 2009 VW. But since that one is broken half the time this sees far more use. I will have put 13,000 miles on it just this last year.

Are backup cameras mandatory yet? If so, those. In 15 or so years of driving, the only time I've almost backed into something is in a car with a backup camera.

Invisible or underground factory. You can hide the factory but you can't hide the exhaust.

I found this in my car. When I took it out I could have sworn I heard a robotic voice whisper "the spark" and then my car stalled.

I hoped and feared something like this would occur.

Where Peter is shy and awkward, it was Spider-Man that was confident and funny. Tobey was Peter even in costume and Garfield was Spider-Man even as Peter.

One of my first comics and to this day favorites. It's mangled all to hell but I cherish it.

Not even Close.

"Shutdown al the garbage mashers on the detention level."

Just need the music from the Quickman Stage playing.

Most of the people who won't know what it is will think it's a Mustang anyway.

"Guys, I found the spill. I'll just clean it up with some bleach..."

That's her cover story at work.

If movies have taught me anything, it is that a trained assassin does not take someone to court.

People who are never going to get a movie made.

Holy shit.

"911. What's your emergency?"

Must be related to this lady.