Dogs only like what their owner tells them too. That's the relationship, this is fucked.
On their own they just fuck around and destroy tinier things. Just let dogs be. We're forcing this to happen.
Money is no object? AWD RSX with a rear wheel bias.
Haven't seen this move yet but I did see Trench 11. Am I going crazy or this basically the same plot? WW1/2 and a group of soldiers discover some zombie-ish experiment underground?
It's kind of ridiculous how similar the trailer makes it out to be.
I can't believe these idiots thought there'd be a book deal. This was nothing more than a feel good segment for daytime television.
I still kind of feel bad for Bobbit, homeless people are all about schemes and it isn't like his drug problem was fraudulent.
We have no open-air evidence of the instrumentation used by crafts that may or may not have visited here, it's currently impossible to make an informed opinion on the motives extra-terrestrials may have for visiting here.
It's already ridiculous to make assumptions on UFO's and the intentions their pilots/operators may have, it becomes even more ridiculous still when you realize we're limited to the scope of humanity's critical thinking.
I work as a supervisor with an aseptic cleaning company, we sanitize clean room labs for pharmaceutical companies. The products go straight into human beings.
Imagine a bunch of people who are barely qualified to work at a gas station, every time you look away they are cutting corners.
That L. Ron Hubbard and Jack Parsons(Founder of NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab, responsible for most rover missions) lived in a mansion together performing sex magic rituals to summon Babalon, a Thelemite goddess. The ceremony was from Aleistar Crowley's Ordo Templi Orientis.
Crowley thought they were both doofuses. Parsons blew himself up and Scientology is basically a copy/paste of Crowley's OTO.
Drive-in movie theaters. Streaming services are giving conventional movie theaters a run for the money but drive-in's at least have something unique going for them. It isn't like cars don't have radios anymore, and if anything cars have gotten more comfortable over the decades. The sound quality from most modern-ish cars is also fantastic in comparison to the hay day of drive-ins, too.
There are still a few here and there but I thought they'd be all over.
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