I remember seeing what looked like a group of Chinese folks in the produce section of a supermarket. They were just amazed at the variety of fruits and veggies for sale. It really is a testament to our agriculture and infrastructure.

I was entering high school and a huge fan of Bill Haley and the Comets. I never knew about Glenn Ford's son having an part in this.

Marvelous. I'm taking a wild guess as to the parent's life style.

Brings back the memory of "Bob and Ray" on the radio with their spoof called Mr. Science. Typically Mr. Science showing little Billy his experiment would end up burning down the house or something like that. When I was teaching science/biology my sister would call me Mr. Science. No, I did not burn down the house.

WOW ! Never saw that before.

Racism my behind. I wonder how long the Capital One TV ads would be on the air if they used funny Zulu warriors in place of those silly "Goth" types? And they never clarify if they are Visigoths or Ostrogoths.

That's a clown question, bro.

Reminds me of the power line pole outside Orlando off I-4.
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Where is Clark going these days to change into superman, what with the loss of most phone booths??

No love for Mel's Diner?? I know what Flo would say about that.

This reminded me of the time as a young boy when I took a dip in the Great Salt Lake. Being able to float effortlessly was fun for a short while. Getting all that salty water in my eyes, mouth, and into every nook and cranny not so much.

I read polar bears take about 4 hours per mating. I'd make a lousy polar bear.

I had never read that account before. Nice find. Funny aside: when I was in the Army Signal Corps(1960-66)we had message books that had pigeon paper in the back. Thin lightweight paper for notes to put on the birds legs. The MOS of Pigeoneer had long been discontinued.

When I was teaching I would at times do a mini lesson about bad science in the movies and TV. I also leave my science "eye" at the door when watching them myself.

The first time I observed intoxicated birds were robins flopping around on the U of Maine campus after eating European Mountain Ash fruit that had fermented.