You have a care-giver AND and a home? I need to talk to a bridge abutment about this.

Grizzly Adams never blew up his (or anyone else’s) bear with a bazooka. This is disappointing, and a point in favor of the movie.

75 and 76 (when I was 12 and 13) I made my dad take me to a bunch of strange and mostly crappy movies at the drive-in (look it up, kids). Grizzly was one, and I remember Breakout with Charles Bronson and Death Race 2000 as well. There was a short span where that man suffered deeply for me.

It only hurts those of us who were around then. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m off to find some tissues to wipe the tears from my eyes.

Ground squirrels, IIRC, get a lot of their water from drinking the blood of their fellows, although they don’t go out of their way to kill them, but rather scavenge the dead. So I guess it doesn’t surprise me that sod poodles do the same, except Dahmer-style.

Or this, which goes weird about a minute and a half in, then completely off the rails just after three minutes in.

Don’t forget his music videos.

Thanks, ants! Thants.

This oughtta help:

Not always superhero comics.

Holy crap, I can’t believe how far down I had to scroll to find this one. It’s like reading a best films of all time list and finding most people think 1990 is ancient history. I mean, yeah, there’s some good stuff since then, but this one panel has long been the consensus pick of many people.

Byrne and Austin. This panel certainly was a high point.

Plus, now he’s American, not Italian. Man, she can’t get anything right. Next thing you know, she’s gonna tell us there were peas in that potato salad.

Just shared some Redbreast with my dad tonight. Surprisingly, it was the first time he’d had it. A fine choice for #1.

I saw the movie, I look at the pictures you’ve included with this piece, and I don’t recognize a god damned thing. *poof* Just gone.

Yeah, WE certainly knew what classics were.

My favorite celeb encounter story from that trip was a picture he had of himself with an older lady (in Italy? Can’t recall right now) who apparently really did act like a slightly scattered homeless person, greeting people and telling them stories about how she had once Been Somebody. He’s giving her a big hug around…

I’ll note my son had equal understanding of who Pauly Shore is. Kids these days.