Spielberg directs the scene where the body of the first shark victim is discovered. If you remember, the movie starts with a group of young folks around a campfire where this young man follows a that first victim down to the water, where she wants to go ‘swimming!’
same for us midwest kids….a free coupon to Palisades Park was as useless as toilet paper—and it appeared in (it seemed) every comic book published in the 50’s–
jut one more thing out of our reach —like Disneyland
Stopped after 5 minutes… when he said to deflect the elevator down to increase lift in a turn. You deflect the elevator up when entering a turn. In a very steep bank turn you deflect it up even more to make the turn tighter. Deflecting the elevator up increases the angle of attack (pitches the nose up), which increases lift.
We need to ave a talk.
“Packing for a trip, are we?”
Werecat.
There! There cat!
I love that movie!
‘Them’ -1954
“Attack of the Fiberglass Formicids!”
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Looks like she has lunch.
Looks like he’s hungry!
You have to look close, but the guy in the kayak actually does move…
O God, thy sea is so great and my boat is so small…– Fisherman’s prayer
Do I need to pull out some of my collection? I know I’ve got a Bugs Bunny Christmas Special in there!
get a picture of it and post it!
I think that broomstick was longer just a moment ago. No wonder Porky is jumping.
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Anybody else whistling the “Andy Griffith Show” theme?
First thing I thought of too!
Same here.
Opie?
Hey, Ma! Tootsie Roll and I brung something for dinner.
I think you got it.
Definitely him on the left and, I assume, the right movie as well. Don’t know the fellow in the middle, but I would think the guy on the right must be
Spielberg directs the scene where the body of the first shark victim is discovered. If you remember, the movie starts with a group of young folks around a campfire where this young man follows a that first victim down to the water, where she wants to go ‘swimming!’
Fat lot of good those coupons did for us Kids on the West Coast!
True, but not the fault of the Park.
definitely the fault of the Park—they couldn’t move it ?
same for us midwest kids….a free coupon to Palisades Park was as useless as toilet paper—and it appeared in (it seemed) every comic book published in the 50’s–
jut one more thing out of our reach —like Disneyland
Since when is toilet paper useless?
Ok, I suppose that’s “guy thinking.”
I remember way back in my younger days, noting that only a guy would let his apartment run out of toilet paper.
“Oh, sorry… I forgot to buy any.”
You will not hear a woman say that.
I never wanted to ask the obvious question. There are some things you just don’t want to know.
Love the watermelon helmet — Saskatchewan fan?
Aaaaahhh! Make him put the mask back on!
I definitely have to re-watch “The Shape of Water”.
I’m sure you all know…
The costume from his underwater role as The Creature From the Black Lagoon.
(On land, the creature was played by the equally well known Ben Chapman.)
… co-write and co-produce the 1963 film Flipper, and direct the underwater scenes for the film.
He wrote and directed much of the subsequent Flipper TV series, before being the underwater stunt director for many James Bond films.
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“One ringy-dingy…”
“Is this the party to whom I am speaking?”
An early concept for the “telephone tree” song from Bye Bye Birdie?
And they’re listening in on the girl on the bottom’s (now ex-) boyfriend.
I’m laughing my ass off and saying poor baby at the same time.
Is the pup’s name “cue ball?” Cue ball in the corner pocket! That’s a scratch!
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Bad advice… But yes.
I don’t and won’t
Can’t do that either.
One of my all-time favo(u)rite sing-along songs.
My mom could sing this even better than Cass. She had the most beautiful voice.
Stopped after 5 minutes… when he said to deflect the elevator down to increase lift in a turn. You deflect the elevator up when entering a turn. In a very steep bank turn you deflect it up even more to make the turn tighter. Deflecting the elevator up increases the angle of attack (pitches the nose up), which increases lift.
Rail Bikes.
The precursor to “rail trails.”
Two questions:
What if a train is coming?
Who is the miniature person who is not on a bicycle?
Oops … 3….
What’s with the flowers?
From today’s London “Daily Mail” (he lived long enough to see the extension of his work to the beginning of the jet age).