I’m old. i remember seeing a matinee double feature when I was about 6 years old. The features were “The Yearling” and “The Red Pony.” I cried myself to sleep for a month afterwards. Not in the horror genre but pretty darn harrowing
I’m old. i remember seeing a matinee double feature when I was about 6 years old. The features were “The Yearling” and “The Red Pony.” I cried myself to sleep for a month afterwards. Not in the horror genre but pretty darn harrowing
It works well with horse racing, too. As long as the horse in question is also super:
Sorry, Rob. Tribbles are REAL! We just call them guinea pigs. (Or cavies, if you want to get technical.)
I (very selectively) buy Hot Toys. If the figure is really extraordinary, I try to get (cheaper) used versions or knock-offs. Then, I repurpose them into different characters. This is a Hiddleston Loki, redone as Richard III.
Sorry, this is the only Zenyatta I’m familiar with. She earned over seven million dollars on the track with 19 wins in 20 starts.
Annnd now I can cry in German...
And scabies.
Some genius made up a “Pimp Daddy Ken” to go with the “Crack Ho Barbie.”
It’s been done.
Are these the marmots you are referring to?
Judging by Davos’ expression, as he looked at her after the battle was over, Melisandre is in for a wee bit of trouble.
Attack of the Crab Monsters was the very first “monster movie” I ever saw. I had nightmares for weeks. It was glorious!
I prefer thinking about THIS Artax:
I’m going to miss Peggy Carter but I’m going to miss Jarvis so much more.
And don’t forget the Lego bricks they always leave behind
My malamute is a ferocious beast.
I want my own David... https://www.weylandindustries.com/david
No one expects Soupy Sales.