I think they look like toes.

I have no idea how it holds up. When I was 10, it was the coolest.

Well, I suppose he is one of them.

I remember Bruce Boxleitner first from Scarecrow and Mrs. King. Let's check the ol' IMDB. OH! Bring 'Em Back Alive! Oh yeah! Same time period, same season (1982-1983). And now I see someone else got it first.

NOOOOO!!! Tales of the Gold Monkey was a huge part of my youth. My hero. Bleep-bleep-bleeping-bleeper.

Yeah, that was hard to watch. Why couldn't the guy turn out to have superpowers at the end and blast the bad guys to bits?

Crud. Now you've got me curious and scared at the same time.

Alternative Press Expo: Tales of the 19xx diesel punk world's smartest rabbit, Houdini's Ghost, airships, and adventuring humans trying to stop WWII; Skullbunnies bunnies with skulls fighting monsters; Cats-tronauts duh; lots of creativity on display.

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Took me two times seeing them to remember who Keith and Whitney were; three times for Dennis and Isabelle (don't have that problem anymore).

Interesting. I LOVE Pynchon and did not finish Inherent Vice. It felt too fluffy to me. I did finish Bleeding Edge, having a similar though weaker reaction. I wonder if that means I will like the movie more or less. Won't stop me from seeing it opening day.

Wait, so was I supposed to get a dolphin or a whaling ship?

A few years ago, I cried at every Christmas-themed commercial. Greeting cards? Cream cheese? Disneyland? weep weep weep

I just laughed out loud and then had to explain it to my eight-year-old: "What, like the fruit kind of date?" No…explain explain… "Wait, what's funny about that?" Well, I thought it was funny.

Sugar?

Now I want to look up what else was playing the weekend I asked my now ex-husband on our first movie date to Thin Red Line. Could have saved us a lot of trouble.

Everything round.

Another contender: Goodwill.

They made jewelry out of it and put it on their Etsy shop.

After they retire, they can join Denzel at Home Depot and be the Board Squad.