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Good news: the rattle in my car appears to be solved. Bad news: that's because it looks like I'm dragging a panel cover underneath the passenger side. That means an emergency service appointment tomorrow to have it checked/fixed.

I see no sign of free will So I guess I'll have to pay Pay my way

I was thinking 4-H project.

"Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the war room!"

The new 4K disc release from Shout Factory gives you a choice between the three ending version, or a single random ending, like how it was originally released to theaters.

To be fair, Trump has been more of a golden calf than a messiah.

"Like a Virgin". It fits Deadpool better.

The Nevada case's second try was dismissed with prejudice on April 8. I can't express my feelings about the Nevada Republican Party without several colorful metaphors that would be against the rules on this board.

A mockingbird nearby, singing a medley of car alarms and alarm activation sounds*, with the occasional ringtone, and (I think) an American kestrel call. *My Toyota's alarm activate/deactivate was definitely in there, if at a slightly higher pitch.

From the new Steve Hackett album.

We can blame the director for the constant pouting.

Sending.

I've been watching a bunch of older films lately (including a bunch of B movies), and I realized just how much I missed the smaller productions of the past. 1984's Night of the Comet, for example, was made for about $700,000 (about $2M in today's money), but grossed almost $14.5M during its 6 week run in theaters.

The first two episodes of the Fallout series on Amazon Prime. I'm enjoying it so far. Singin' in the Rain: Classic musical about the birth of talkies, It's a very good watch. This is the 2022 UHD release, which has a beautiful picture* and an excellent 5.1 mix. (4K UHD Blu-ray) The Land that Time Forgot: Doug McClure movie from the mid-seventies, based upon the Edgar Rice Burroughs book. This one I originally saw at the drive-in with my parents, back when it originally came out. Both of my parents liked SF/fantasy, so this is one that we'd watch whenever it was shown later on TV. The special effects are rough in a few places, including seeing a turnbuckle wire tensioner on the cables holding up a pterodactyl, but it's still an enjoyable, nostalgic watch. (DVD) *For whatever reason, the disc uses HDR color, while the digital copy uses Dolby Vision.