Silly movie and horror buff, work with community theatre, live radio drama and burlesque. Just moved to Las Vegas.
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Having 4pm NFL games ending in the dark now (East Coast viewers) and then hearing the ticking of the "60 Minutes" stopwatch makes me feel that I have Algebra and American History homework to do tonight, even though I'm in my 50s now.
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Link for tix…LA LFG! 🎃🫶
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“There is always a basilisk, or a time turner stolen by a crackhead, or a testicular torsion spell in the water supply that threatens to shut down this miserable school. The only way these students can get on with their Quidditch is if they DO. NOT. Know about it.” He said calmly
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Doing a really fun thing in LA on Oct 15
Come hang! 🎃🖤🖤
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📺On September 28, 1985, ABC aired an episode of ‘The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians’ titled ‘The Fear,’ in which Batman’s origin is depicted for the first time in media outside of the comic books
Me at work today:
"this movie has a badass former sniper fighting modified super-soldiers to protect her daughter"
Coworker:
"That sounds awful"
Me:
"I know! I must see it!"
So that's how I ended up at the 5:30 screening of Onslaught with a large Mr. Pibb and popcorn... :)
Got to run a gaming session today (woot!) and had to ask the one question all DM's dread:
"So who here has demolitions skill?"
Vanguardcdk retweeted
Here’s a piece of Las Vegas Monorail history hiding behind Horseshoe and Paris.
This small building was the maintenance facility for the original MGM Grand-Bally’s Monorail, which opened in 1995.
The two old monorail maintenance bays are still visible today. You can even see the two old tracks still sticking out from the maintenance buildings doors.
The original system was later incorporated into today’s Las Vegas Monorail.
You can catch a glimpse of it while on the monorail by the Horseshoe/Paris Monorail Station. – at Paradise, NV
Love, love, love this movie. And Makovich's crazy accent is just the cherry on top. :)
Rounders is an all-timer for me because it has four of my favorite actors all throwing 100 MPH at the same time: Matt Damon, Ed Norton, John Turturro, and John Malkovich. All four of these men are cooking with hot grease here & perhaps no one more than Malkovich. Everything about this is so ‘90s coded & I think it’s aged exceptionally well. For those of you who’ve yet to see this film, I can’t emphasize enough its quality.