I haven’t been since I was stationed in Orlando at a base that no longer exists, but my main advice is: don’t go in summer. It’s awful. Disney in early May was great, comfortable weather and no lines. Disney in July was torture with high heat, high humidity and an absolute crush of people. I don’t remember much about E…
Congratulations, you have written the stupidest thing I’ve seen on the internet today. Quite the accomplishment.
I’ll vote for face-to-face. I like looking at the person I’m talking to. I don’t think side-by-side is weird, and we sit that way when with another couple, but when there is just the two of us, face-to-face is preferable.
The food at Gonzaga was fine when I was there, not anything special, but fine. No raw chicken that I remember. Then again I was also in the Navy so my bar for judging dining (chow) halls is pretty low.
We normally stop at the Kahului Costco when we go to Maui and fuel up with some of their poke after stocking up on groceries for the stay. It’s a nice way to give yourself a boost on what is usually a long day of airports, airplanes, rental car counters and herding luggage. It’s not bad, it’s poke in Hawaii after all,…
Don’t look at me, I totally did spoonfuls of dry Nesquik powder both chocolate and strawberry. The strawberry wasn’t good. Don’t do that.
Yeah, no other old Ford products have ever gone for big money. Cobras? GT40s? What are those? Never heard of them.
I’d agree to a point. I graduated high school in 83. Trends didn’t move as fast back in the pre-internet days. By the time something reached my backwards little region it had been over for 3 years in L.A.
As a kid in the 70s the 50s were very big. See: Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, and Sha-Na-Na.
Now, please get to the bottom of why I was given a folded (processed, frozen) egg on the last McMuffin I ordered instead of the superior round (fresh) egg. What a disappointment.
Who could ask for more?
Yeah, there is a drive-through espresso stand on every corner around here. I’m not sure how that doesn’t register as an obsession.
Depends on how you define a car movie. For car spotting it’s great. Lots of interesting cars including Jacqueline Bisset’s Porsche. If you want non-stop high-speed action, it’s bad. The French Connection would be even worse unless you love Lincoln land yachts.
It is not the movie’s fault that people think it’s some kind of action movie. It’s was never intentioned to be that. It’s a detective movie. The same can be said for The French Connection. Yes, to a modern audience both can seem glacially slow. Again, that’s not the movies’ fault. They are from a different time that…
So it will have 100 cast members of which 8 are actually shown?
And suddenly small diesel generators become a thing.
Oh goodie, the falsely accused hero battling a conspiracy. What a unique plot.
Checking Wiki, it came out in July 1975 so I was an old man of 9. We always watched the Jacques Cousteau specials and of course everyone loved John Denver!
It’s hard to believe just how famous he was. John Denver even wrote a hit song about his ship.