It's hard not to feel old...

[fifth element]

How do you prevent fifth element from getting AIDS ??

Tell him to sit down and keep his mouth shut...

yawn.....is he the last one on this site to figure out that i'm a woman?

no matter, the statement itself is "insightful" enough.

[chefcraig]

This actually annoys the hell out of me.

It's a terrible failure of our education systems that people leave school with no idea of how to work out what is fact and what isn't.

[TAKIN WHISKEY]

I Remember when Steve Austin tore Bigfoots arm off.

[fifth element]

I Remember when Steve Austin tore Bigfoots arm off.

LOL...that was a good one...yep....

black and white tv
stamps at 6 cents each
coke and candy bars for 10 cents

a piece (a real piece, not a teeny little micro dot) of gum was a penny

gas wars....where gas sometimes got to 19 cents a gallon....

and when letting your kid walk to school in the snow wasn't considered abusive...lolol


maybe i AM old

[Seshmeister]

I Remember when Steve Austin tore Bigfoots arm off.

That's amazing half the time I forget why I've come into a room and you posting that has made a scene I haven't thought about in over 30 years ago pop straight into my mind.

[chefcraig]

[Seshmeister]

Aww shit, some things are better left in the memory... :D

[Seshmeister]

Simultaneous Bigfooting!

Is that a zip down the back when Bigfoot takes his first swing?

[TAKIN WHISKEY]

Bigfoot looks like Ron Jeremy on steroids.

[ELVIS]

yawn.....is he the last one on this site to figure out that i'm a woman?

I never tried to figure you out at all...

I could care less...

[Terry]

It's hard not to feel old when you see the birthdate on the data sheet of a Playboy centerfold and discover she's 20 years younger than you are..

That kind of stuff can nearly cause me to lose my erection...


Nearly, that is...

[ace diamond]

Yeah.....I remember at school when Boris Karloff died, all my friends were saying "Hey Frankenstein died!". I remember when Walt Disney died.

Every night on the Huntley/Brinkley report or Uncle Walt's show, there were reports about Vietnam, and President Johnson and his cast of people. Stuff about Martin Luther King. Race riots in '65.

The 60s was a wild decade. Complete upsetting of the status quo. I used to watch American Bandstand every Saturday to see what rock bands they had on. I watched the Beatles at Shea Stadium, as for the first time in history, one of the Big 3 networks broadcast the concert live on prime time TV. Did not realize it had been broadcast in color until the Beatles anthology was on cable in the 90s, as my family did not have a color TV until about 1969.

Though I do not recall the news reports of Woodstock, I do recall the news reports during the Summer of Love (1967) because there was this mass exodus of hippies from all over the US who decided to travel to San Francisco with flowers in their hair.

Of course being a kid, I did not get the full impact of all the stuff that was going on at the time. I was too busy being a kid, lol.

hey, that shea staduim beatles concert, i have a dvd of it. someone got into the abc vaults and got a hold of the broadcast master.
the footage and sound have been cleaned up and remastered.
the footage has the original time code on the screen from the cameras, as well as the blank time alotted for the commercials.
it is the complete footage.
if you want a copy, pm me.

[ace diamond]

Who knows? The idiot probably crossed Lawrence of Arabia with Caligula.



Just when I'd accepted the fact that the Karate Kid had been redone with a rap soundtrack, along comes word that Hollywood is remaking Red Dawn. I'm not kidding.

yes, i do tend to get peter o'toole and michael york mixed up........nothing new.
however,
red dawn?
why must they ruin everything?
i remember seeing red dawn at the drive in with my dad when it came out in what, 1983 or 1984?
funniest part of the movie is when they were pissing into the radiator.

[ace diamond]

Odd, that is the second time this week I've read that. The first was said by a character in Michael Marshall's horror/police procedural tale The Upright Man. Marshall is every bit as good (if not better) at the genre as John Connolly.

did you ever see "Capricorn One"?

[ELVIS]

Shouldn't you be practicing guitar ??