If you are really interested, look up the Soviet version. They built many more of them, and they logged many more flight hours.

Didn’t use “Believe it or not” in headline, 0/10.

“Mister President, the news is saying you shouldn’t look directly into the sun”

Oh my sweet goodness. WHEN DID THAT AIR?

Question, how can you have a villain named SteppenWolf and not have “Born to be Wild” in your trailer?

“...holy aeronautics...”

I typically walk the same two miles with my doggy twice each day. When it becomes boring, I carry a small digital camera and try to shoot silliness, as in: only yellow (blooming) flowers, close-ups of tree trunks, sewer cover plates, and odd or old mailboxes. This strange habit takes up little time, and I occasionally…

picking a destination, yet having flexibility in the journey, seems like good advice no matter what endeavor you choose to do.

It would have been awesome if he just played David Bowie and he was actuallly extraterrestrial the whole time.

I love a lineage made of strong women.

The obsession with these coolers is bound to hit critical mass at some point. They’re like fidget spinners for adults. I can understand the desire to hold ice for extended periods of time in a large cooler, but some are so small that I can’t imagine the contents lasting a day, let alone a week. If you’re carrying…

The obsession with these coolers is bound to hit critical mass at some point. They’re like fidget spinners for…

And didn’t that episode have me hiding behind the couch for a week.

Isn’t every episode of Rick and Morty Nietzschean in nature?

Have you read the Divine Cities trilogy? Cause that is very close to the plot of the Divine Cities.

amazing

That sounds like a terrible thing for a child to have to go through, but what a lovely memory of her voice. I had insomnia as a kid and during the summer, when no one seemed to care that I was out of bed, I also remember watching Rocky and Bullwinkle when it came on late in the night.

As an adult my sister is still creeped out out by Talky Tina, from the Living Doll episode of The Twilight Zone. It’s the only episode she won’t sit though.

As a kid, I had asthma. Medication back then wasn’t’t particularly effective, tasted awful, and had significant side effects. I spent many long nights fighting for breath, checked in by parents who tended my humidifier and their worries with regularity, wondering if I would die.

LMAO. I assume they meant to say “unusually shallow glideslope” but that’s too complex for standard media articles.