decommissioned warships from Bowsers Navy World 8 in Mario Bros. 3

now that we've addressed the DiM situation I think we should solve the mystery of if PtK really has a stable of horny 20/30 year olds on his fb friends list.

Is he FB pals with 20-30 people from here? Nyuk Nyuk

my cousin mose wrote:Is he FB pals with 20-30 people from here? Nyuk Nyuk

lol 20-30 year olds? we're all old fuckers.

I haven't watched a real actual television program as it airs in years. I think the last time I watched a tv show air live was the finale of parks and rec. I caught up on rick and morty through rickmancing the stone and am now watching pickle rick as the lead in to the newest episode. I am going to watch the new rick and morty tonight. Live.

I feel so alive right now.

Country feels hopeless what are your plans for labor day

Warszawa wrote:What's up with all those ships at the philly navy yard? look like they are just wasting away

They are decommissioned ships getting stripped of their salvageable gear by the Navy, then awaiting being sold for scrap.

Bill McNeal wrote:I haven't watched a real actual television program as it airs in years. I think the last time I watched a tv show air live was the finale of parks and rec. I caught up on rick and morty through rickmancing the stone and am now watching pickle rick as the lead in to the newest episode. I am going to watch the new rick and morty tonight. Live.

I feel so alive right now.

I was explaining how TV used to be through the last 30-so years to my 10yo, when he asked what binge-watching was. He lost his mind when I told him Netflix was a DVD rental business 10 years ago.

Bill McNeal wrote:I haven't watched a real actual television program as it airs in years. I think the last time I watched a tv show air live was the finale of parks and rec. I caught up on rick and morty through rickmancing the stone and am now watching pickle rick as the lead in to the newest episode. I am going to watch the new rick and morty tonight. Live.

I feel so alive right now.

someone said "why didn't you tell me how good Rick and Morty is" to me this weekend so let me tell you: Rick and Morty is really good

MrsVox wrote:

Bill McNeal wrote:I haven't watched a real actual television program as it airs in years. I think the last time I watched a tv show air live was the finale of parks and rec. I caught up on rick and morty through rickmancing the stone and am now watching pickle rick as the lead in to the newest episode. I am going to watch the new rick and morty tonight. Live.

I feel so alive right now.

I was explaining how TV used to be through the last 30-so years to my 10yo, when he asked what binge-watching was. He lost his mind when I told him Netflix was a DVD rental business 10 years ago.

THROUGH THE MAIL?!? AND THEN YOU HAD TO WAIT FOR IT TO ARRIVE?

I still get those in the mail. I think I have been since around 2003 or so. It's just a much better and larger collection of movies than you'll find anywhere else.

Just discovered MTV classic today. I've had it on all day it's incredible, they just show music videos from the 90's. As I'm typing this they just went from Evenflow to Plush. I feel like I'm 13 again. This is awesome.

MrsVox wrote:

Bill McNeal wrote:I haven't watched a real actual television program as it airs in years. I think the last time I watched a tv show air live was the finale of parks and rec. I caught up on rick and morty through rickmancing the stone and am now watching pickle rick as the lead in to the newest episode. I am going to watch the new rick and morty tonight. Live.

I feel so alive right now.

I was explaining how TV used to be through the last 30-so years to my 10yo, when he asked what binge-watching was. He lost his mind when I told him Netflix was a DVD rental business 10 years ago.

Haha, I was just telling my 10 YO the same thing. I was telling him about blockbuster video and how we didn't have cable when I was young because they hadn't put cable onto our street yet (in the pines just outside egg harbor city off of 50). I remember my grandparents would record hours of MTV and nickelodon on beta tapes for us. He was skeptical lol

Did an 80s-themed escape room with the guy who played Wormser from Revenge of the Nerds.

Bill McNeal wrote:

MrsVox wrote:

Bill McNeal wrote:I haven't watched a real actual television program as it airs in years. I think the last time I watched a tv show air live was the finale of parks and rec. I caught up on rick and morty through rickmancing the stone and am now watching pickle rick as the lead in to the newest episode. I am going to watch the new rick and morty tonight. Live.

I feel so alive right now.

I was explaining how TV used to be through the last 30-so years to my 10yo, when he asked what binge-watching was. He lost his mind when I told him Netflix was a DVD rental business 10 years ago.

Haha, I was just telling my 10 YO the same thing. I was telling him about blockbuster video and how we didn't have cable when I was young because they hadn't put cable onto our street yet (in the pines just outside egg harbor city off of 50). I remember my grandparents would record hours of MTV and nickelodon on beta tapes for us. He was skeptical lol

I think mine was even boggled at the concept of DVDs, because we have so few now. We had tons of kids' shows on DVD for the oldest and him, but we've been buying/renting movies digitally for so long now.

And music - my goodness.

1 wrote:Did an 80s-themed escape room with the guy who played Wormser from Revenge of the Nerds.

did you have fun

MrsVox wrote:

Bill McNeal wrote:

MrsVox wrote:

Bill McNeal wrote:I haven't watched a real actual television program as it airs in years. I think the last time I watched a tv show air live was the finale of parks and rec. I caught up on rick and morty through rickmancing the stone and am now watching pickle rick as the lead in to the newest episode. I am going to watch the new rick and morty tonight. Live.

I feel so alive right now.

I was explaining how TV used to be through the last 30-so years to my 10yo, when he asked what binge-watching was. He lost his mind when I told him Netflix was a DVD rental business 10 years ago.

Haha, I was just telling my 10 YO the same thing. I was telling him about blockbuster video and how we didn't have cable when I was young because they hadn't put cable onto our street yet (in the pines just outside egg harbor city off of 50). I remember my grandparents would record hours of MTV and nickelodon on beta tapes for us. He was skeptical lol

I think mine was even boggled at the concept of DVDs, because we have so few now. We had tons of kids' shows on DVD for the oldest and him, but we've been buying/renting movies digitally for so long now.

And music - my goodness.

Man just the first iPod making it so that I didn't have to switch cds out if I wanted to listen to more than one album OR not having to deal with shitty burnt cds that half of the time caused all kinds of clipping/distortion.

CalvinBall wrote:

1 wrote:Did an 80s-themed escape room with the guy who played Wormser from Revenge of the Nerds.

did you have fun

It was fantastic. We got out w 3:30 left. Wormser was not part of it. Friend of a friend.

Mikey from Kimmy Schmidt was with us, too.

1 wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:

1 wrote:Did an 80s-themed escape room with the guy who played Wormser from Revenge of the Nerds.

did you have fun

It was fantastic. We got out w 3:30 left. Wormser was not part of it. Friend of a friend.

Mikey from Kimmy Schmidt was with us, too.

Hey, it's me Mikey. Mikey Positano?

Soren wrote:

MrsVox wrote:

Bill McNeal wrote:

MrsVox wrote:

Bill McNeal wrote:I haven't watched a real actual television program as it airs in years. I think the last time I watched a tv show air live was the finale of parks and rec. I caught up on rick and morty through rickmancing the stone and am now watching pickle rick as the lead in to the newest episode. I am going to watch the new rick and morty tonight. Live.

I feel so alive right now.

I was explaining how TV used to be through the last 30-so years to my 10yo, when he asked what binge-watching was. He lost his mind when I told him Netflix was a DVD rental business 10 years ago.

Haha, I was just telling my 10 YO the same thing. I was telling him about blockbuster video and how we didn't have cable when I was young because they hadn't put cable onto our street yet (in the pines just outside egg harbor city off of 50). I remember my grandparents would record hours of MTV and nickelodon on beta tapes for us. He was skeptical lol

I think mine was even boggled at the concept of DVDs, because we have so few now. We had tons of kids' shows on DVD for the oldest and him, but we've been buying/renting movies digitally for so long now.

And music - my goodness.

Man just the first iPod making it so that I didn't have to switch cds out if I wanted to listen to more than one album OR not having to deal with shitty burnt cds that half of the time caused all kinds of clipping/distortion.

Our youngest thinks you just talk to Google and music starts playing (We have a Google Home in the kitchen).