

Beverly Hillbillies, I Dream of Jeannie, Mission Impossible
Beverly Hillbillies, I Dream of Jeannie, Mission Impossible
That post title brings back memories:
It was 1981 and my mom was having a hard time getting over the passing of my dad. So for a while, I occasionally took her to the movies.
One Saturday, I took her to see “Heavy Metal”.
She watched attentively with nary a comment.
Afterwards, I expected her to say something about it, given its mature content.
And, as we were passing through the lobby, she did:
“That was a cartoon.”
When I’d spend a summer week at my Grandma’s in the early '60s, my cousin would take me to Luke’s Store, where a dollar would buy a bag full of candies. Always included was a sleeve of Necco wafers.
I liked the flavors and would try to eat them slowly, but usually ended up crunching through them.
In 2018 when the Necco company went bankrupt, I was traveling a bit for work and would buy bags full wherever I found them. It was a relief when the Spangler company bought the brand and resumed production.
Necco wafers
“Faster than the Speed of Life” - Steppenwolf
“This polish takes forever to dry…”
Reminds me of the quote:
“When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I was astonished at how much he had learned in seven years.”
I’ve been replaying FO4 lately on console and so happy to have it now on PC to carry on trips.
I’ve seen that before. Developer not reaching the film was the culprit. Likely the film was “dented in” on the developing reel letting adjacent layers touch each other.