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Google image search says it's an abandoned Pennsylvania Turnpike tunnel.

https://uncoveringpa.com/abandoned-pa-turnpike

Airport 1975: A small plane clips the cockpit of a 747, resulting in the pilots being incapacitated. Many of the subplots on this one ended up being spoofed in Airplane!  It's a nostalgic watch. (Netflix)

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: This one's a favorite, and a great watch. Excellent in 4K/Dolby Vision. (4K UHD Blu-ray)

Vertigo: Classic Hitchcock thriller about a detective with a fear of heights that's asked by an old friend to trail the friend's wife. It's a great watch. (Amazon Prime Video)

42 minutes ago, Cygnia said:

I would have expected "PC LOAD LETTER".

Apparently, Amazon AutoRip is still a thing. I received a notification to play or download the mp3 files of the album I ordered today*. Meanwhile, I was listening to the Toys soundtrack again.

*Which I already own, without most of the extras in this set.

I had bought this iPod Classic 160GB about a month after it came out in 2007, meaning that it's now old enough for a driver's license. It's been modified with Rockbox firmware, which allows drag and drop file transfers, and will play a bunch of file formats, including FLAC. I'm more likely to stream from my Plex server to my cellphone, but it's still fun to play with the old stuff once in a while.

Jersey Mike's is great! I usually get a giant roast beef and provolone about once every month or so. That's usually good for 2 or 3 meals for me.

29 minutes ago, Pariah said:

Sometimes when I grade tests, I think to myself, "How did these students ever pass middle school science?"

 

Sometimes when I grade tests, I think to myself, "How did these students ever learn to write their own names?"

 

And sometimes when I grade tests, I think to myself, "How have these students not already been culled by predators?"

And you may ask yourself, "Well, how did I get here?"

There's one Schlotzsky's left in Las Vegas. It's in a location that's away from the freeway, so I would need to drive 20-30 minutes to get to it.

2 hours ago, Ranxerox said:

 

They showed a video of him doing this along with the article that Cygnia shared.  He segued from his Hannibal Lecter joke to talking illegal immigrants.  So, really just more of claims that murderous pychopaths illegally crossing the US southern border.  Basically,  "Hey, Biden letting everyone come over, so soon we are going be overrun by cannibals".

I read that as "overrun by cannabis". 

8 minutes ago, Starlord said:

I have never walked out of a Hannibal Lecter rally.

Few do.

1 hour ago, Cygnia said:

 

The only time I've eaten at a Ruby Tuesday's was when I was back in Maine taking care of my Mom's apartment after she passed away. The food was OK, but wasn't quite as good as Applebee's (the other sit-down chain in the town). 

Boston Market came and went here in Las Vegas. The location that we'd occasionally visit has been a Taco Bell for over 20 years now.

Bob's Big Boy was a name I'd always see in movies and TV shows, but it's never really been anywhere close enough to me to try.

The only time that I had Steak 'n Shake was in 1981 in Daytona. The only thing I remember about the visit was the shoestring fries, which don't appear to be offered anymore. There's five of their restaurants locally, but none of them are really convenient to visit for me.

Airport: A disaster movie involving an airplane that is being threatened by a passenger with a bomb, while the only airport where they can land is dealing with a heavy snowstorm and another plane blocking the main runway. There's a fair bit of humor in Airport, as well as a bunch of soap-opera style interpersonal plots amongst the major stars. It's a bit dated in places, but overall, it's a good, nostalgic watch. (Netflix)

The first two episodes of The Saint starring Roger Moore, very enjoyable. Included with Prime Video.

The second episode of the new Dr Who (the first episode was actually a reshowing of the 4th special). The new Doctor and companion are generally fun, and it's easy to see where the additional budget was spent, but the story wasn't the strongest. I'll be watching the next few episodes to see if it improves. (Disney+)

Aquaman says that he'd like to have a word....

4 hours ago, dmjalund said:

there no evidence that cloud came from space!

CGI Space Cloud was afraid of being typecast, and took the role to show its range. 

I doubt that the aurora can beat the extreme glow of Las Vegas at night. I'd probably need to go out to Valley of Fire to see anything.

10 minutes ago, tkdguy said:

 

In old Mother Russia, pancake eats YOU!

"Finish him!"

16 minutes ago, Christopher R Taylor said:

Did they cast another CGI space cloud?

I'm expecting that the IMDB page for CGI Space Cloud would also include episodes of Star Trek and Dr. Who, as well as a recurring role in Lost.

The head shots would be a bit fuzzy, though.

And now I have Lee Majors' version of the theme song stuck in my head.

That explains so much.

14 minutes ago, Starlord said:

Does it have Colossus in it?

There is a visual reference in the second episode, but nothing beyond that.

36 minutes ago, Starlord said:

Would all those kidneys, livers and eyes grow more Wolverines and Deadpools?

Collect the whole set!

2 hours ago, Starlord said:

My solution to the Superman's age old Secret ID problem - his glasses contain Kryptonian technology that slightly alter his facial features when wearing them.