Bella was very sad when Captain crossed the rainbow bridge. She still talks about it 6 years later. His picture is included on the annual Dia de los Muertos ofrenda. I don't really have any advice about what to do with your doggo that is being fostered by another family. If he has his paperwork and can be brought over, I'd be inclined to bring him over especially if your German stay will not be coming to an end anytime soon.
I suggest the "California patch" method. You can buy a 2' x 2' square of drywall at the big box square for a few dollars. My little person is Destructo 2000 (accidental) so I've had to do this twice in the past year.
Very, very true, few people get through life without scars on their on their souls.
Sounds like Junior needs an outlet to channel his fits of range.
Oddly enough, that was the very video I just watched during lunch. He punched the ceiling over the staircase, so it's a slanted section of ceiling drywall about 16" x 16" that needs to be replaced.
Yep. I hear ya.
Total Recall (1990) is a good suggestion.I noticed Starship Troopers just came back to Hulu recently. I can imagine which scene will be a favorite for your 13-year-old!
FWIW, I read the book last fall and then re-watched the movie. If you can get past the cheesy special effects, it holds up pretty well. But, let's be honest, those special effects were really part of the charm and sort of a signature for Paul Verhoeven action movies of the time. If your kid liked RoboCop and ends up liking Starship Troopers, definitely hit up Total Recall. My wife and I watched that one last fall too (I don't think she had ever seen it before) and I think that one might be my favorite of those three, at least in terms of actual plot; I think Starship Troopers is the most fun of the three.
I already mentioned The Rock in my post you quoted.
I already mentioned The Rock in my post you quoted.
C'mon old man...keep up.
He loved that movie with 100% genuine sincerity, which we all know is quite a feat for a 13 yr old boy to muster.
GotG and T:Rag are, imo, the two most rewatchable MCU movies in terms of just fun adventures. I believe Gunn and Waititi are excellent creators/directors to get the correct tone for MCU movies. I can also watch CA:FA, The Avengers, and CA:WS on repeat as well, as I think they also get it right too.
I haven't seen any of those. Not one.
at what I saw.
I have a 28 year old. She's good people. I'm still her mom. She's friends with many of my friends though
Mine are only 12, 13, 14 right now, but depending on their 'maturity' in their late 20s-early 30s, I may grant them the credentials.I have a 28 year old. She's good people. I'm still her mom. She's friends with many of my friends though
My wife being a teacher, we still get a little bit of that. At her old school we would go to the Military Ball of the JROTC because it was the biggest extracurricular activity at that school and a lot of her students were in it. And by supporting JROTC, she had the commandant in her back pocket to help her with any discipline problems with JROTC kids.
I always pretended I loved this stuff so the cashier just looks at you funny.
Welcome to adulting kiddo!
One of those I love you dearly but...... moments.
I owned a '72 VW Beetle that I gave $1000 for in 1977. We called the car Moby. Four speed manual, taught myself how to drive it, and probably put two dozen friends behind the wheel of a manual for the first time in their lives in that car. I put a bumper sticker on it that read "I support the right to arm bears" and promptly had a minor wreck with a John Birch member of the faculty at my college. Good times.
I went away to college 300 miles from home. It was an engineering school with a very hard-drinking reputation. Luckily I grew up in Buffalo. I'd seen enough people pathetically drunk and then hung over (including my older brother) that even though I over-did it a few times (looking at you, Jack Daniels), I never got absolutely wrecked. To be honest I drank very rarely in high school but when fraternity rush started I dove in.
