Ohhhh, right!! I just couldn't remember his name.
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Remember These???
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unreal
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Politicians are a funhouse mirror of their culture.
Independent. Always and forever. By birth!
We (Aussie) just (Saturday) *massively* increased the Independents in Parliament.
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Johnny Quest, of course.
Yes! That original movie was before my time, but I'm pretty sure that's who portrayed him back then.
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eclark1894
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Remember this?????? They never did create that black hole.
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eclark1894
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Correct.
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When I was little, I thought they had held an election or something that made him the Godfather of Soul! I just thought I was too young to vote.
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Remember this??????
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Remember this?????
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Remember this??????
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Remember this???? I fully admit, I never liked this movie, but I also admit, I found parts of it slightly amusing.
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Boris Karloff as Frankenstein's monster. (Most people think the monster's name was Frankenstein. The monster has no name in Shelley's novel.)
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They say you need to get the full experience and go to a showing where fans raise umbrellas, throw toast, and watch people sing and dance (some in costume) with the movie. My oldest son used to attend the local showing on Friday nights fairly regularly. I enjoy the movie but haven't attended a 'live performance.' It's just one of many movies with a cult-like followings.
Glad to see I'm not the only one who read her book. What I found interesting back when I read it (decades ago), Mary Shelley wrote the book after having an extremely vivid nightmare.