Yes! Someone else who remembers Crystal Gravy!
And you can get Max Headroom from Netflix, by the way. And my wife has no idea what New Coke was. Man, does that ever show up a 6-year age gap! Did you know that it still says "classic" on Coke cans?
Who else had a crush on Lea Thompson after BTTF came out? Also, the only reason to watch Howard the Duck.
poopshovel wrote:
I was hoping we would get a crystal gravy, but its memory is sad...such a shame 
ooooh, how I wish you were here, we're just 2 lost souls swimmin in a fish bowl... RIP PH
4cylndrfury wrote:JoeyM wrote:4cylndrfury wrote: because nothing says random like Howard the Duck!!!!
Keith wrote: Yes! Someone else who remembers Crystal Gravy! And you can get Max Headroom from Netflix, by the way. Who else had a crush on Lea Thompson after BTTF came out? Also, the only reason to watch Howard the Duck.
See, and I thought it would have been a different movie... lead character's name just happened to be Keith...
I'd forgotten she was in that. I got distracted by Mary Stewart Matherson.
And to tie it to BTTF - Eric Stoltz was originally supposed to play Marty McFly. They even did 5 weeks of filming.
"My cat can eat a whooooole watermelon!"
DukeOfUndersteer wrote:
It was a MAJOR award! Fragile- must be French. (or here, canadian)
"Randy laid there like a slug...it was his only defense"
he looks like a Pink Nightmare!
You'll shoot your eye out!
Keith wrote: Who else had a crush on Lea Thompson after BTTF came out? Also, the only reason to watch Howard the Duck.
You might want to check out All the Right Moves.
Just ignore Tom Cruise.
Some men are Baptists, others Catholics; ...my father was an Oldsmobile man."
south park can be cruel....
mtn wrote:
Oh look, there's DNA sticking my keys ..... =~(
Woody wrote:
Woody, try this one:
Judge: "Mr. Simpson, the only name you spelled correctly is Max Power so I'm changing your name to that."
Homer: "I got it off a hair dryer."
My wife got me a Max Power desk nameplate for Christmas the year of that episode.
Rob_Mopar wrote:friedgreencorrado wrote: Wow! I didn't even notice! Yeah, half my posts are worthless drunk stuff, but it's just so much fun to talk to y'all that I can't restrain m'self.Hell, most of my posts are all in this thread. Not sure what other value my posts here are.
More than you think, probably. I've seen you give better advice to your Mopar buds than I've given to VW guys..you know your chosen marque pretty berkelying well!
Rob_Mopar wrote: The main reason I like hanging out here is there aren't really any snobs. Everybody here seems to dig whatever the weird thing somebody else is into.
Aw, hell yeah! I was on vwvortex back when that thing was being built. I can't find the original build thread..but I found the one he made when he finished it.
http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php?2876938/page1
And yeah, the lack of snobs is why I don't go to the vortex much anymore..except for when I'm looking for parts.
Thanks for the conversation, gotta hotlink now..
Round 4 of the1966 Trans-American Championship, Virginia International Raceway. #14 Plymouth Barracuda, R.Petty/C.Raineville. DNF (mechanical).
Recall that T/A races were much longer back then..modern T/A races are 90mi. or so..the 66 race at VIR was 400mi. Iron men in Big Iron!
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