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wcw43921 got a reaction from Pariah in Lightyear
While I certainly have nothing against Chris Evans, if any other actor besides Allen were to voice Buzz Lightyear, it should have been Jonathan Frakes. I tell you, all Riker needs is to take himself about a dozen times more seriously, and get himself a really cool spacesuit with pop-out wings and a laser light in the forearm, and there'd be no difference between the two.
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wcw43921 reacted to Pariah in Halloween 2021
Paul Rudd's Halloween costume from a year or three back:
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wcw43921 reacted to Cygnia in Foods for those that just don't care anymore
For my father-in-law's birthday -- Blueberry Pound Cake!
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wcw43921 reacted to Lord Liaden in And now, for your daily dose of cute...
The driver is fawning all over them.
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wcw43921 got a reaction from pinecone in Political Discussion Thread (With Rules)
Judge imposes harsher sentence than requested on man accused of encouraging U.S. Capitol rioters
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wcw43921 reacted to Cancer in Halloween 2021
Yeah, Milk Duds are top shelf stuff IMO. The rest is forgettable.
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wcw43921 got a reaction from Lawnmower Boy in Halloween 2021
Okay--I'll take the raisins if I'm starving.
Circus Peanuts, Good 'N Plenty--pass.
Never had Mary Jane, but a quick bit of research says they're peanut butter and molasses, so I'll take 'em.
Sno-Caps, Milk Duds--yes to both.
Squirrel Nut Zipper--not interested.
Bit 'O Honey--I ate those when I was little I'd take it.
Australian Liquorice--Not particularly fond of the American version. Pass.
I'll pass on the Neccos as well--since the crazy guy with a hook for a right hand wants them, he can have them.
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wcw43921 got a reaction from death tribble in Pulp Images
This is how most of us imagine
a pulp magazine writer. . .
You're not typing fast enough, bud.
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wcw43921 got a reaction from death tribble in Pulp Images
Well--How's THIS For A Really Dark Place?????
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wcw43921 got a reaction from death tribble in Pulp Images
This was Henry Ford's second attempt to create a plane that would do for air travel that the Model T did for road travel--the 15P
While it didn't work so well in reality, it can always work a lot better in fiction. I could see this as the personal "super-plane" of a cloaked crusader transitioning to costumed crimefighter, like The Crimson Avenger or The Shadow. Or it could be the getaway plane of a hooded mastermind. Or anything else you can dream up.