Sounds like something more appropriate for Canada... And sure enough, while the JW McConnell Library Building is above ground, at least it's connected via the Guy-Concordia tunnel segment in Montreal:
Ugg. Krull and Beastmaster are horrific cheap knock-offs of the genre. I expect several others on the list are equally awful. And the rankings are positively ludicrous... Highlander near the bottom, Conan only #6? Blah.
Hmm, not a bad idea, but a single skateboard instead of two separate skates would likely be half the cost, and more convenient since it can be easily removed from your feet. Add a seat and handle-bars for stability, and you have modern (gas) scooters.
I must commend him on producing one of the most elaborate wiring puzzles I think I've ever seen, and the wife that can't stop laughing is just the cherry on top. I can see how some of that might happen (and could probably fix it in 5 minutes), but to get all of it together is a real moon-shot.
I do hate how electrical wiring is done, today. Replace an outlet and several random circuits stop working (if you don't expect it and handle it just right). It would cost just a few more dollars to wire a house without ANY of those elaborate pass-thru / points of failure.
There's a non-profit called "Room 8" in Riverside, California that does very nearly the same thing, coincidentally they also have room for up to 80 cats:
Tang is still a big seller. Available in huge containers in just about any supermarket that'll make 6+ gallons for about $6. Buying dry drink mix in general is much cheaper than paying for a gallon of mostly-water to be shipped across the country to you, with the powder already mixed-in. If it works for fruit punch (kool-aid), lemonade, iced-tea, grapefruit juice, and gatoraide, why not "orange drink"? The first two are quite a bit cheaper, though.
The razor shown was the first "safety razor", yet they're complaining about how dangerous it *looks*. It was the first alternative to shaving with a huge dagger-looking straight razor... It was a VAST safety (and price, and convenience) improvement. Since its introduction, no US Presidents have had facial hair...
Hard to complain about the health effects of lead-based paint, when lead was in the gasoline, and being injected into the air in astronomical quantities, that dramatically reduced the brain function of everyone who lived through that era. In particular it turned cities into crime-ridden cesspools that everyone fled from... trends that only recently reversed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underground_City,_Montreal
I do hate how electrical wiring is done, today. Replace an outlet and several random circuits stop working (if you don't expect it and handle it just right). It would cost just a few more dollars to wire a house without ANY of those elaborate pass-thru / points of failure.
Right now I see an overweight black woman with her breasts hanging down past her waist, listed as "12 Disturbingly Weird Body Shapes", and more.
http://www.room8cats.org/index.cfm/about/video/
I imagine there are several others.
The razor shown was the first "safety razor", yet they're complaining about how dangerous it *looks*. It was the first alternative to shaving with a huge dagger-looking straight razor... It was a VAST safety (and price, and convenience) improvement. Since its introduction, no US Presidents have had facial hair...
Hard to complain about the health effects of lead-based paint, when lead was in the gasoline, and being injected into the air in astronomical quantities, that dramatically reduced the brain function of everyone who lived through that era. In particular it turned cities into crime-ridden cesspools that everyone fled from... trends that only recently reversed.
Sounds like roping the shopping cart to your bike might be a better fix.