That happened about 9 years ago. There were maybe 14-16 people max in my class, no more than that I’m sure. I’d comfortably say a third of them had never considered recycling at that point. And half of them looked at me like I was suggesting they convert to being nazis (which funny enough is a popular concept now). I vividly remember one of the notes from my professor on my speech afterward, “need to know your audience.” I got a B, would have been worse but at the end of the speech I dumped the duffel bag full of a month’s worth of newspaper over the podium to prove my point. The speech after me was an ex military dude advocating “carry on campus.” We didn’t know this. As he was walking up, one of his friends burst into the auditorium dressed in all black and dry firing a black air soft gun. He didn’t tell the professor, or us of course lest he ruin the surprise. We hit the deck and ran out the exits. Virginia Tech was still raw in our minds.... complaints were filed (not by me) and that day was the last I saw of that student.
Kind of a nice, relaxing night watching some TV and movies, while enjoying a drink or 5. Catching up on some shows that I've been hoarding, and just finishing up the latest Live PD... I have to say, as much as I love(d) cops, this is my new go-to... so much better, so addictive... and it's awesome that they run it for a few hours per episode. Tomorrow is going to be a day of slicing up some metal tubing, welding, grinding, sanding, and painting... not a bad way to spend a Sunday... especially now that I've got the Apple TV in the shop so I can watch DAZN, the new Canadian streaming NFL service... Red Zone and working in the shop? Yes please!
Oh please, the reason anyone watches that movie is because 19 year old Mathilda May is completely naked in it for the entire movie.
Dude, it's on putlocker in decent quality. By decent quality I am by no means saying that the movie is of decent quality. I've barely started watching and am already cringing at the special effects.
Lifeforce budget was $25 million which was huge for a 1985 horror flick. What you’re seeing was considered State Of The Art then. The real “special effect” is Mathilda May’s anatomically impossible set of sparkling tah-tahs.
I got about halfway through before I had to stop for football, and the movie actually isn't nearly as bad as it initially looked. But yes, dem titties is most definitely the #1 reason to watch the movie.
Years ago, I passed a picnic table that was sliding at about 30mph upside down on the freeway because some idiot thought it was a good idea to forgo tiedown straps while transporting it standing on its end with the table side facing the direction of travel; the wind resistance tipped it over the tailgate...thankfully I was the only other vehicle on the road behind him and I wasn't getting within 100yrds of him once realized the table wasn't tied down. and then there's this idiot: Woman drives with son strapped to roof of minivan to hold down plastic pool