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re: Brink! Turned 28 yesterday
Posted by meeple on 8/31/26 at 1:38 pm to The Cow Goes Moo Moo
“Personally I think it’s phat!”
I had kicked around getting a set of blades for my family, that we could skate around the neighborhood like a little swarm. We all had these back in the day.
Why don’t we see more of it now?
I had kicked around getting a set of blades for my family, that we could skate around the neighborhood like a little swarm. We all had these back in the day.
Why don’t we see more of it now?
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Modern vehicle? Pontiac Aztec.
Was ahead of its time and hated initially.
Was ahead of its time and hated initially.
re: Days of Thunder 2. Good idea or Bad idea?
Posted by meeple on 8/30/26 at 10:33 pm to LivingstonLaw
Never mind that Tom is a top level Scientologist?
I don’t care about an actor’s politics. I trust Tom to make good movies. And I think Anne is great in what all I’ve seen her in.
Tom is just having fun at this point in his amazing career, and I’m here for it.
I don’t care about an actor’s politics. I trust Tom to make good movies. And I think Anne is great in what all I’ve seen her in.
Tom is just having fun at this point in his amazing career, and I’m here for it.
Saw it with the family tonight. We all liked it. Afterwards my son who was 4 seats away said there was some guy laughing at many things in the beginning. I said it was me.
Also, we’re going to spoil up Who Framed Roger Rabbit next weekend. All of the kids are now old enough to see the toon get executed (hated this scene as a kid!).
Also, we’re going to spoil up Who Framed Roger Rabbit next weekend. All of the kids are now old enough to see the toon get executed (hated this scene as a kid!).
Man this thing was loaded with the cheese but a fun watch! The actor that played Val stole every scene he was in…. He made it so easy to hate his guts :lol:
“ Say another word, and I'll hand you a body part”
“ Say another word, and I'll hand you a body part”
Watching it tonight with the family on the projector. None of us have ever seen it.
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This makes me feel old,
Yep. My dad took me and a friend to see this. I was 13… I thought we were so cool to be going to a Rated R movie :lol:
ETA: Now I’m probably going to take 2 of my boys this weekend… younger is 15. Got to catch him up on the first one tomorrow though.
Son is about to graduate and thinking of line worker school. Think there’s an opportunity for him here in about 2 years?
re: Grandfather Clocks
Posted by meeple on 8/27/26 at 1:17 pm to Ramblin Wreck
There’s a mom and pop store in Slidell that sells grandfather and cukoo clocks, and services. I love looking around when I go in there to buy a knew knife (lots of those too, kitchen and recreational).
Yeah… although I was at first disappointed when he wasn’t in Transformers One… I thought Hemsworth did a decent job, especially by the time he was given the Matrix and fully a Prime. Not sure if he’ll be the voice if they make any future Transformers movies.
Same here. I still have my original G1 Optimus…. Albeit with a “detachable” arm :lol:
Prime and his iconic voice have been a part of my entire life.
ETA: who is downvoting this thread and its replies. I hope you find some joy in something.
Prime and his iconic voice have been a part of my entire life.
ETA: who is downvoting this thread and its replies. I hope you find some joy in something.
re: Peter Cullen has died
Posted by meeple on 8/27/26 at 9:45 am to NighthawkDawg
This one hits this 80s kid.
re: Spec Play - HGRAF
Posted by meeple on 8/26/26 at 8:40 am to Dock Holiday
My shares are in Schwab. How do I get it set up for lending, and how much is made on this? Any risks?
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In a few years your 2k is going to look pretty damned sweet
Tell me more…. Checking in from the cheap seats at 3k shares :lol:
re: Country Time is the Best
Posted by meeple on 8/25/26 at 8:37 am to PurpleandGold Motown
re: What is best to kill stumps?
Posted by meeple on 8/24/26 at 2:23 pm to prplhze2000
Drill holes in them keep them filled with glysophate
re: At the peak of their popularity which actor would you say was the biggest box office draw?
Posted by meeple on 8/24/26 at 9:58 am to FlyingTigerBo
Cruise by far.
Followed by Smith, but on a shorter term.
Followed by Smith, but on a shorter term.
Definitely not moving that direction today
So is it a $1000 stock by then?
ETA: based on Google AI of your above assumption:
By 2030, assuming Nebius Group NV (NBIS) scales to its targeted 5+ GW (5,000 MW) capacity pipeline, the $25M/MW rate yields an implied base revenue of ~$125B, pointing to a stock value roughly estimated between $800 and $1,500+ per share, whereas the higher $40–$50M/MW rate scales revenue toward $200B+, supporting speculative bull targets exceeding $2,000+ per share, subject to dilution and heavy capital expenditure.
ETA: based on Google AI of your above assumption:
By 2030, assuming Nebius Group NV (NBIS) scales to its targeted 5+ GW (5,000 MW) capacity pipeline, the $25M/MW rate yields an implied base revenue of ~$125B, pointing to a stock value roughly estimated between $800 and $1,500+ per share, whereas the higher $40–$50M/MW rate scales revenue toward $200B+, supporting speculative bull targets exceeding $2,000+ per share, subject to dilution and heavy capital expenditure.
Best tasting? The Cocoa pebbles one by far.
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