surely you mean “Judge Chamberlain Haller aka Herman Munster aka the great Fred Gwynne”?
surely you mean “Judge Chamberlain Haller aka Herman Munster aka the great Fred Gwynne”?
Here’s the thing: I find Marisa Tomei extremely attractive, and this casting decision means I get to see her in a film.
World War II, surely. I doubt he’d have been reading radar in WW1.
YOU LIE, HARDIGREE! I clicked on this article, and the Paul Krugman one you linked, and an article that was linked in that one. That’s three whole clicks.
Is this true? Please don’t be being sarcastic.
The world you and I live in is far better than their timeline. Don’t make them jealous, just go and watch both Die Hard films.
That’s a beautiful tune done beautifully, to the point where I just bought the CD.
Hagen, in Germany (I picked up the clue from the sign). You’re right, Frank N Stein, that’s a cool geeky thing.
Greek debt is so high relative to GDP because the policies imposed on Greece by the troika have shrunk the Greek economy by 25%. The bailout funds went to prop up European banks, rather than to the Greek people, and the imposed austerity policies have destroyed demand, shrunk the economy, and wrecked the lives of many…
Couldn’t you at least try talking first? “Excuse me, your surveillance drone is bothering me, kindly keep it away from my property as my privacy is important to me”.
No way could a spider-horse defeat a liger. Without even taking into account the liger’s inbred skill in magic, you’re talking about a carnivore/carnivore hyrbrid taking on a prey/carnivore mixture, without (at least in the picture) the spider’s main offensive weaponry or its ability to spin webs.
So many clichés. The show is constructed entirely from them. Ship stranded with radiation threatening to overwhelm the shields - Star Trek TNG did a fairly memorable take on what was already a terrible cliché in “Booby Trap”; there’s one of these in every show but did it have to be episode three? Is this what the…
You are. They were launching the rocket as normal, fully loaded with stuff, and then when the second stage and the “stuff” was safely on its way to space they were going to test landing the first stage on a barge. They’ve tried it before and the cargoes got where they were going and the first stages failed to land.…
I love these guys. We tried, it exploded. We tried again, it exploded. We’re trying again, and there’s a pretty good chance it will explode - and we’re going to keep on trying until it doesn’t explode, because that’s how you do rocket science!
How stoned is that narrator?
I have never seen the film, but by all accounts it was terrible. However, I have seen the house that it built, and it is terrific.
His agent is a world class prick, even for an agent.
Come quietly or there will be... cuddles
I endorse the hell out of this!
Is that yours? Did you do the shark mouth on that? I love that.