Resident Evil. A group of Umbrella Corporation's office workers are stuck in an elevator. The doors are pried apart a few inches and the skinniest woman tries to squeeze out when the elevator starts moving again. Since only her head and arms are on the other side, I guess this means she doesn't become a zombie.
My best friend in high-school worked at Disneyland. (Early 70s.)
The legend had been passed down from employee to employee that the trouble-makers/free-spirits were sent to the Jungle Cruise ride where they were free to ad-lib and generally carry on like idiots. So that's where Steve Martin put in some time.
Can you imagine the Jungle Cruise with Martin as your tour guide? That would have been awesome!
I'm unimpressed. I'm in Sonoma County, California, and we get at least a few days every summer where it exceeds 110-degrees. I survive without air conditioning.
Their sidewalks must have been made of softer stuff back then. I know it's more humid out East than it is here, but still...
Eh. Too many clips where one person is telling the other to go f**k himself. That's not an insult; it's a suggestion. Plus, it's too boring and cliche to make it a great insult.
The stones looks like carnelian to me, which means that they might be used by an alternative healing practitioner to balance the chakras, possibly by waving them over the patient, or swinging back and forth as pendulums.
More Awesome than a Double Rainbow, size small.
The legend had been passed down from employee to employee that the trouble-makers/free-spirits were sent to the Jungle Cruise ride where they were free to ad-lib and generally carry on like idiots. So that's where Steve Martin put in some time.
Can you imagine the Jungle Cruise with Martin as your tour guide? That would have been awesome!
Their sidewalks must have been made of softer stuff back then. I know it's more humid out East than it is here, but still...
I like it.
Sounds great to me. There's no telling how many people may have been influenced by this experience to start their own backyard gardens.
My husband hates having a common name. Someone at work yells "Hey, Rob!" and a dozen guys turn around.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGFEdSeTnGA&feature=PlayList&p=1168574742EA97B0&index=10