So another lost weekend, huh ?
Nothing happens. And we get closer and closer to the 3rd. It is like a predator that is stalking us.
So another lost weekend, huh ? Nothing happens. And we get closer and closer to the 3rd. It is like a predator that is stalking us.
Yeah, right. Those two have NEVER loved each other. They used each other to make money and attain power. Nothing more.
Prediction for this upcoming week:
Biden will be under a lid more. He came unglued yesterday after he was let out of his basement during the middle of the day so that tells me they want to rein him in and/or his medication is wearing off and they need to force him to rest more and come up with another cocktail.
If it happens, you blokes are my witnesses.
War of the Worlds, a direct continuation of the 1953 movie. Aired in syndication from 1988-1990.
It even worked in the 1938 Orson Welles radio broadcast into the continuity.
You shills post the same thing over and over and over like you're on a drug.
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
Dude, I actually got that VHS tape for Christmas when I was a kid. Apparently, it was a pilot for a proposed cartoon CGI series for kids and was supposed to have a toyline and stuff but it never came to be. I thought the early CGI was a bit impressive but keep in mind this was in the late 80's.
The GOP has made significant gains in voter registration since 2018. It will be tight though. I am seeing more and more Biden signs in Volusia County. I still see a lot more Trump signs but not nearly as many from four years ago.
I attribute this to the fear factor. Why put up a Trump sign when you could have your home burned down and your pets killed ?
Next to Kevin Smith, he was the best college running back I have ever seen. Without him, the Bulldogs were a 3-4 loss team.
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In the tv series, the radio broadcast was part of a government cover up; turns out there actually was an alien invasion in 1938 in Grovers Mill. The Orson Welles radio broadcast was done to make it seem like it wasn't.
That's it. The alien hand intro. Could have been a sci-fi classic if Paramount hadn't messed it all up.