Back in the ‘80's, I worked at a theater that got its popcorn pre-popped in 3 pound bags. The bags were emptied into the warmers out in the concession stand to sell to the moviegoers. The nightly leftovers were thrown or donated to local groups. Churches, shelters, and the scouts all had some need for it. 

This movie is one of my faves. Saw it at the theater in 1985 and own it on DVD today. It does not get loaned out. It appears to be a common love of all nerds my age.

That toy is the subject of the inventor’s book, “How to invent and make a million dollars”. It was a guide book for entrepreneurs before the internet. 

Check your oil. It happens with rotary issues. 

Clearly, that is a Band Stand. It’s what a Gazebo looks like when it grows up. This shit wouldn’t occur if Fancy Kristen was still around. That lady knew her lawn structures. 

Those little fried onion straws are excellent on a pizza. Try it with a good Italian sausage and ricotta cheese. The place that made this pie closed and its been difficult to replace their level of quality. 

Needs more Bagpipe! 

Spot on! I concur!

A friend’s dad had one of these back in High School. We spent a lot of time perfecting hand brake turns with this ute. It’s low COG and front wheel drive made it the perfect learning tool for such advanced maneuvers.

So... in 2020, even 30 Rock is bad?  Welp, there’s another thing we cant have anymore.

The 2016-later Mustangs came with clear rear lenses on vehicles in Europe. They still had the sequential function, but not the red lenses. 

My 2015 Mustang GT wouldn’t get that mileage with about half of the HP. Crazy.

Add more ponies... it still ain’t a Mustang. 

I grew up with a close friend that was JW. When he married a Baptist, he joined her cult. I found him far more tolerable as a JW. 

Apple Jacks and Cap’n Crunch Peanut Butter. Stoner food perfection. 

Badges!? We don’t need no stinking badges!

Not coke... but psychoactive substances were obviously involved.

I’m an old. I saw this at the theater when it was released. Richard Pryor was about to team up with Gene Wilder for some of the best buddy comedies of the 70's. The great Cleavon Little plays in the film also. He was also teamed with Wilder in “Blazing Saddles”. This movie is at the corner of some amazing paths. 

Musk should consider Alabama for his new facility. He could just run for governor there and win with very little of his fortune spent. Then, he could gift the land and abate the tax.

I spent many years on rotating night shifts in Alabama. This was back in the 90's and my after hour choices were severely limited. Neither Waffle House nor Krystal had a chimi burger option. Night shifts need better food.