My high school had a pair of domes like this on opposite sides of the campus (one holds a theater, the other held a pool complex until the administration stopped paying for the upkeep, now it’s just a shitty empty dome).
My high school had a pair of domes like this on opposite sides of the campus (one holds a theater, the other held a pool complex until the administration stopped paying for the upkeep, now it’s just a shitty empty dome).
Very nice, and it will hold up well for future use. Not to mention possible resale value.
Dumb villain car is dumb. Seriously. Just because Batman has cool toys doesn’t mean everyone else has to have them too. Isn’t that kind of the point of Batman? (Yes, I know this is not a “Batman” movie, but it’s pretty close) Unless a crazy one-off purple car with a “Hahaha” license plate is somehow integral to the…
Yeah, after giving it a more thorough look it’s not. Still some sort of Fast and Furious tuner nonsense. And purple. Which hey, if that’s your thing, fine. But that is not The Joker.
Anybody remember the Aurora? In the 80s and early 90s this was supposed to be the successor to the SR71. The craft was supposed to be capable of hypersonic speeds and intercontinental ranges, and to be based at Area 51. Revell even sold a model kit. Even so, nobody could ever come up with proof, although that never…
Auto Dimming Headlights (highbeam to lowbeam)
The Tucker 48.
Take that back!! :P
And wow! Hey! What's this thing suddenly coming toward me very fast? Very, very fast. So big and flat and round, it needs a big wide-sounding name like . . . ow . . . ound . . . round . . . ground! That's it! That's a good name- ground! I wonder if it will be friends with me?
I posted this this morning on Oppo. Check out the mirrors
Yeah, this really feels like just a big ol’ pile of back pedaling. After hearing about the “EDM Spider-Man” pitch the other day, I completely believe that some exec or another high up thought the design was “edgy,” and “hip.”
IBM’s computer thinks in chocolate and vanilla. Sometimes what it knows is chocolate, sometimes it’s vanilla, sometimes it’s a swirl. Sometimes, though, the swirl melts; then you have to decide if there was more chocolate or more vanilla in that puddle. IBM just hired a fat kid that can tell the difference.
This really brings home to me HOW big Lake Michigan really is! I knew its area, more or less, but there’s nothing like a visual scale of this kind. These are not small wrecks, yet they look like toys in these waters. And there are about 1,500 of them?!? Surely many of those are smaller, but still...
Foods:
Unlike Castle Anthrax, which was highly, umm, “pregnable”
Thanks for the post! To any of you in the Chicago area, this will be on display at Brickworld during Father’s Day weekend (June 20-21) as well as multiple Kenosha area shows throughout the year.
I know we’re getting way off topic here considering this is a food blog but since you shared a crazy tech support story I’ve got one that I am dying to get out.
Yeah it closed down. The managers were so clueless - one time they went to a police talk about drugs and asked where they could get ‘’one of those nice plants’’ to put in the restaurant - it was a cannabis plant. Another time, the head chef and one of the waiters were arguing so hard about who had messed up the order…
You could probably sell that tartar sauce on the black market.
I once bought a box of chicken from a Bojangles to take home for dinner and was happily on my second piece when I bit into a giant half breaded feather. It was huge like big enough to sign the declaration if independence with. I went back to the restaurant and showed the manager the feather his response: ‘Our chickens…