Just figured out that the saucer in Close Encounters of the Third Kind is just the detached saucer section from the 1701-M from the 28th century that went back in time to save Teri Garr's career.
The new CW is going to fail miserably in my city. The station that originally had CW had been an independent station for years, picked up UPN, which became CW when WB and UPN merged, but they refused to air LIV Golf because of their ties to CBS which has a relationship with the PGA. This fall they dropped CW and another station picked it up for their substation, which isn't even HD.
The CW app on my ROKU is a good substitute if you don't mind watching commercials. But the schedule doesn't look all that great. I wait for the shows to hit MAX.
Or Tuesday Weld’s… After several weeks of no public library access here in Birmingham Alabama following a storm and malware both—I find their new filter blocks trekbbs. And it looks like the think modelermagic.com has nudes. I can’t win… And I think I have a blood clot in my leg.
Tuesday who? lmao Yeah, I don't recall seeing her in anything past that. And here's hoping you get that clot taken care of. Be well and prosper, friend.
Have to smile at this post; I was 20 years old when “Close Encounters” came out, and I can still remember swearing that the Saucer had the Chicago skyline on one side, and the New York skyline on the other. Years later, I came to know that was not true, but still…if I use my imagination…
There's a scam ad I see on Facebook all the time. Some store claims they will no longer sell dice sets so get them for these crazy low prices while you can, when in fact they're already cheap dice sets from China and the blowout price is actually a nice profit for them.
Does anybody know exactly what the differences are in the laws about animal abuse against dogs vs against farm animals? I followed a couple situations where there were a 100+ farms animals that had been neglected, and were all sick and in absolutely horrible shape, and the person or people responsible were only got animal abuse charges for a some of them. Now out here in AZ they found a woman had ran "rescue" and had 55 dogs on her property that she had been neglecting, and she's being charged with neglect against all 55 of them.
I have a buddie down in B-ham, I just asked him if he has had the same total shit-storm, he's a library 'rat' like you and me. I will get back when he answers yeah or nay. Just don't dog-page those books or I will Fire the lasers at your ass
Should I put felt pads underneath a large bookcase so that it doesn't scratch the hardwood floor or would that mess with the balance?
There is nothing more unnerving than when you're walking your dog(s) in the dark and they(m), keep looking back like something or someone is following you, but you don't see anything.
I always laugh when those "Farmer's Dog" ads come on. So what if this food is "real"? It's not like the DOGS care.
The dogs might not know the difference, but the people who want to feed their dogs the best possible food do.
He got back to me @publiusr and said he hasn't had any of issues you describe but he lives in the burb of Pelham that has a separate library system.
The definition of what is the "best possible food" is not quite so clear-cut as the All-Natural Marketing Machine would have us believe. (This applies to HUMAN food as well as pet food.)
It's not black and white, but ever since I got used to less processed food I can hardly stand the heavily processed stuff anymore. And the effect on energy levels is also pretty distinct between microwaving a frozen dinner and cooking it up from vegetables. Packaged all natural stuff is horrendously overpriced and often not as healthy as it claims of course. "Superfood" is a useless label.