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In my quest for silver and bronze age horror comics (when I actually have the money, I'll grab some golden age), I have picked up some of these in the discount bins. Not always in the greatest shape, but the stories read just the same.

Okay, any doubts I had about this film have been dashed. My son and I went today (I'll give you a second to give me the scornful look everyone else gives me when I tell them I'm taking my 14-year-old son to an R rated horror movie), and it was awesome! Beautifully shot, wonderfully acted...

I hated that show. One thing that made the original comic strip and eventual serials work was that they were cut off from Earth, having taken a rocket across the stars. I understand that the rocket aspect was passe, and that utilizing the teleports, or whatever they were, was more feasible, but...

@Hunter28 These pics just make me want to head out and sleep under the stars. Thank you, mate.

That is, unfortunately, a sad postscript to that story. I understand that modern cinemas are necessary in this day and age, but I love the old theatres.

Yeah, the guys who did It are doing it for television. I'm assuming that will be after the second It movie comes out. They also, apparently, want to remake Pet Semetary, which has been in production limbo for years, so that would be cool.

Due to finances, I haven't been able to keep up on my comic reading as much as I would like to. The last new books I got were the first trade collection of Marvel's Darth Vader series, and the first collection of The Flash: Rebirth, which was awesome. I've also been on a kick of buying silver...

@Doctor Omega I thought you'd get a laugh from this oldie but goodie. Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson go on a camping trip. They pitch their tent under the stars and go to sleep. Sometime in the middle of the night, Holmes wakes Watson up and says: "Watson, look up, and tell me what you see." "I...

A Catholic priest is called away by a family emergency one day, while on duty attending confession. Not wanting to leave the confessional unattended, he asks his friend, a rabbi from the synagogue across the street, if he can fill in for him. The rabbi says he wouldn't know what to do, so the...

A rabbi and a Catholic priest are having lunch in a restaurant. The priest's food arrives, a scrumptious-looking ham entrée. The priest attacks his lunch, savouring every bite of the ham. Noticing the rabbi eyeing him, he asks, "So tell me, Rabbi Goldblum, have you ever had any pork before?"...

During World War II, a sergeant stationed at Fort Benning gets a telephone call from a woman. "We would love it," she said, "if you could bring five of your soldiers over to our house for Thanksgiving dinner." "Certainly, ma'am," replied the sergeant. "Oh... just make sure they aren't Jews, of...

If anyone wishes to have their minds at least tousled, if not blown, check this out. It's something that I had never thought about, but it makes a lot of sense. http://www.cracked.com/article_25082_the-horrifying-easter-egg-everyone-missed-in-indiana-jones.html

I have lived in rural towns all my life. I would have loved to have lived in a city, and still would. But having kids, there's a part of me that's glad we raised them in a small community. I think there are aspects to city living that might have benefited them, but I can let them go outside or...

The river barge does appeal to me, so long as the locale is enjoyable.

Parisian cafe.

I'm glad AJ is OK, and gets better ASAP because he's a VIP, and doesn't need to be MIA.

I'm going to hell. Anyone else?

Chevy Chase - National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

Geoffrey Lewis - The Lawnmower Man