Via Blog Into Mystery: Magnum P.I. Trading Cards.
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Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound!
Stills from the Fleischer Studios Superman shorts, the Filmation Associates New Adventures of Superman, and the Ruby-Spears Productions Superman.
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Proposal for covered shopping concourse, World Bazaar, Tokyo Disneyland. Herbert Ryman. Marker on board. 19x24. 1976.
Marling, Karal Ann ed. Designing Disney’s Theme Parks: The Architecture of Reassurance. New York: Flammarion, 1997. Print.
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Pet owners and general lovers of animals should read this book. It’s equal parts Homeward Bound and Robocop. That said, anyone who hates violence or crying should not read this book.
This is probably the saddest comic I’ve ever read. This and Y the Last Man #60, for the same reason, basically.
Confidential File: Horror Comic Books (1955)
A report by Paul Coates. Produced by Jim
Peck. Directed by Irvin Kershner. Aired
October 9, 1955. A KTTV Production, Los
Angeles, for Times-Mirror.By Matt Hawes
Important artifact.
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I came up with this concept of Redbox Dating. Want more? Here.
This one will definitely bring me some quality ladies… right?
DATING MOVES
Remember when I was trying to get dates through Redbox?
Still trying.
Awesome, one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. Got kicked out of Barclays during encore, tho, for stealing beers from the suite next to mine.
Whatever, they stopped serving beer at 9:30, what was I supposed to do?
Also, I don’t think I can do a non Private Suite again. Can’t go back. It’s the only way to see a show.
Bill Sienkiewicz:
“Wish every gig was as much fun as this. Love the RZA. Love the WuTang.”
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It’s such a shame our friendship had to end. Purple Rain, Purple Rain.