FWIW, Mel Brooks, in an effort to avoid 'problems', spelled it Colonel Sandurz. Wadda 'they' gonna say?
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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"
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Stickers on a tablet can affect heat dissipation, also the adhesive can go gooey. You can always scan your stickers and admire them that way.
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I like the 2 and 1 tablety-things with a removable keyboard. The rear of the dead one is just a screen, and the back of it was sticker heaven. The guts are in the keyboard part. Next tablety-thing will likely only see use to read heads and the like. Very low end.
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Really hard place to hit a home run. Saw my first game there from right field. I thought all of the bands (multiple rows) of different colored seats looked weird. Never got to see the Colt .45s before they were renamed the Astros, but I did get to see several Disastros games in the dome.
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I remove all stickers immediately, just like I remove all floppy labels from clothes. Hate the buggers.
Films of two of my earliest memories of the Dome.
Astrodome Thrill Show & Demolition Derby c.1972 - YouTube I had forgotten about the chariot races! Looks like I saw Karl Wallenda set a tightrope record that night too. I had remembered seeing a tightrope walker but didn't know it was he. This is actually January of 1973.
The Jackson 5 at the Astrodome | Segment from Thomas F. Freeman Collection (1974) - YouTube
From the cheep seats, both shows sounded pretty much the same.
Astrodome Thrill Show & Demolition Derby c.1972 - YouTube I had forgotten about the chariot races! Looks like I saw Karl Wallenda set a tightrope record that night too. I had remembered seeing a tightrope walker but didn't know it was he. This is actually January of 1973.
The Jackson 5 at the Astrodome | Segment from Thomas F. Freeman Collection (1974) - YouTube
From the cheep seats, both shows sounded pretty much the same.
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Then there was the Battle of the Sexes on Mother's Day, 1973!Films of two of my earliest memories of the Dome.
Astrodome Thrill Show & Demolition Derby c.1972 - YouTube I had forgotten about the chariot races! Looks like I saw Karl Wallenda set a tightrope record that night too. I had remembered seeing a tightrope walker but didn't know it was he. This is actually January of 1973.
The Jackson 5 at the Astrodome | Segment from Thomas F. Freeman Collection (1974) - YouTube
From the cheep seats, both shows sounded pretty much the same.
Poor quality video, but FREE vs. renting it.
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Seems to me this is about the era of making the irrelevant important to ... um. Why were so many people interested in this absurd spectacle?
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Sometimes, all the stars align and magic happens.
Two guys, controlled screaming, a bass and a guitar.
Three guys hanging out in a pizza place.
A guy and a girl out in the country.
Two guys, controlled screaming, a bass and a guitar.
Three guys hanging out in a pizza place.
A guy and a girl out in the country.
Mebbe theyll unveil a kit to retrofit an electric motor and battery pack for em! One can hope!Lotta scrap metal there.
Anyone but me(Chicago fan) happen to notice we're on page 25or6to4?
Whereas magnets go on the back of gigmobiles:
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I was fortunate enuff to hear the original 7 live 2(or maybe 3?)times.
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