If a car can’t handle a standard dirt/gravel road, it shouldn’t be advertised as anything related to a daily driver. And frankly, I’ve been on miles of washboard that was still better than the poorly maintained streets of countless cities & suburbs.
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The funniest moment in the original is the post-credit blooper reel when they are trying to shoot an outdoor cafe scene and a nearby church bell keeps ringing. Seriously, it was the only time I laughed, and A. it wasn’t scripted, and B. it wasn’t really part of the movie. Read more
The semi-recent “live action” remake of Pete’s Dragon. Saw it in the theater with my then 13 year-old son, and a bunch of families with little kids. Kids crying, parents crying... And my son & I sitting next to each other, trying to hold it in. Trying not to let the other one see the tears. Basically doing the whole… Read more
Based on the photos, these may be specifically built for the flight harness scenes, and are not the default costumes for the actors or characters.
Posted the same day on WaPo, a piece about the popularity of leisurely train cab videos, which willingly does not use the real names of some of the persons quoted. Little weird to push this guy’s real name instead of just doing a quick “Clarification: Travis View, quoted in several Washington Post stories and the… Read more
The Super Bowl is now in November?
Ah yes, the traditional “Twitter is dying” article. Available every 6 months on every media outlet going back to the start of Twitter, 14 years ago.
Netflix still has to create the thumbnail options. They’re not just randomly pulled from the overall video file.
I miss Harry Volkman. RIP.
I only regret that I cannot continually give this more stars.
This was delightful. Thank you for this.
So, you’re saying you support the harassment of people and their families for doing legal work? You’re saying that you don’t feel anyone has the right to protect themselves and their families from stalkers? And you’re saying this from an anonymous account?
When he first got the national TV gigs, he just abandoned his local Chicago gig the same way. Didn’t come in, didn’t come back. Guess some things haven’t changed.
Live theatres will be a decent market for it. Just needs additional wireless control option. Already faking LED candle-lighting with lit matches. This helps automate the process & gives a nice blow-out effect.
I’ve been on Twitter 9 years, and this article is the first I’ve heard of @dril. And based on this article, I don’t think I’ve missed much.
Does that rule apply if the catcher moves into the path of the bat while chasing the ball he misjudged? Because that’s what it looks like in that GIF. He would have been clear had he not leaned/fallen forward and to his left.
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Looks like it’s doing a Jacob’s Ladder short. Basically the high voltage lines are now too close together due to the crash, causing them to short out with an arc, which then travels down the lines until the air-gap becomes to great to maintain the short.
Wonder if this is one of the areas where they passed one of those idiotic laws prohibiting the trains from blowing the horn at grade crossings, because it “disturbs” the neighbors and assuming the lights & gates could never malfunction.
She didn’t ask to get the book and movie rights, she retained her rights to her version of what happened. She always had those rights, and refused to give them up as part of a settlement.
“We deeply regret that a mistake on our part has called this into question, but accept full responsibility.” Read more