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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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"Strong exhaustion" is what one feels trying to tell a toy designer that hovercrafts won't work where there's no atmosphere.
Ehh, details."Strong exhaustion" is what one feels trying to tell a toy designer that hovercrafts won't work where there's no atmosphere.
carries its own atmosphere"Strong exhaustion" is what one feels trying to tell a toy designer that hovercrafts won't work where there's no atmosphere.
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Reminds me of a favorite thing to do to a neighbor you don't like: give his daughter a 'Barbie' doll. Then watch the neighbor go broke buying accessories.
Dang and my wife gets mad when I let a silent one slip!
Shhhh! Don’t spoil the magic for those who still are still pretending. Lol! Remember all those vapor trails in space or clouds on the moon on all those Commander Cody shorts? We were all kids and so thought it was cool. Those were the days at the Saturday morning flicks at Mare Island Naval base theater. That and 10cent popcorn."Strong exhaustion" is what one feels trying to tell a toy designer that hovercrafts won't work where there's no atmosphere.
Here’s an episode..It gets really hokey from about 12:20 on.
I really hope there wasn’t a “mystery action” button on the real LM, I wouldn’t fancy pressing it 250,000 miles from home.
And you might have survived a mom occasionally whipping your a@@ with a track section:
That was good parenting.
Retail therapy. My wife also. And they don't even say "Make it rain baby"!Spending more money than was coming in developed into my wife's specialty...
Wonder if they knew the moon has no atmosphere
Homer: Why are they wearing a helmet? Why don’t they just breathe the air?
Lisa: “Dad, there is no air in space.”
Homer: “Well, there is an Air in Space Museum…”
