I concur, "That's All Right" was a landmark record at Sun Studios, but was first ripped by Carl Perkins there. At least that's what I gleaned from Jarmusch's Mystery Train.

Missing: "My Name is the Lord" from Pulp Fiction & "The Ayatollah of Rock and Rolla" from The Road Warrior.

The orderly editing is awesome, though. When Sidney Poitier says "They call me Mr. Tibbs," I cheer. Then again, I always cheer when he says that.

And Life's minutiae is continuously great. I liked identifying the bridle configuration of the hoist/crane, as per my recent training. :P

This is probably excellent news for hydroponic farmers of all kinds.

Classic.

My jaw just hit the floor. Ouch.

Picasso's technique: Solved.

I always thought the movie payed a strict homage to the atrocities via Alec Guiness, and his ordeal. Most folks think of the silly whistling scenes when recalling this film. I always think of his death scene, and his time in the box.

"No, Randy. I'm the Bandit. Ya gotta have a mustache to be the Bandit." -Earl.

Hehe, thanks you guys. I was the last one to go up the tower, but it was an amazing climb, very different than normal ladder climbing.

@Frau: Prepare to see blades and tower pieces transported a lot more often. This industry is mandated to go from 2% energy production to 20% by 2030.

No spoon? No spork? Not even a spoonacho?

Since the principles of electricity are mathematical, this is quite an ironical coincidence. :P

It's actually quite simple. The optical nerve sends a signal to the occipital cortex, and LOVE happens through a series of awesome synapses. LOVE is all you need, and yes I believe in a LOVE at first sight... certain that it happens all the time.

This is where my trusty Metric crescent wrench would come in handy!

Saw "Catfish" today. It's a very accurate snapshot of how things can be in the current state of society.