Back in the day, being thought of as skinny was not necessarily a good thing -
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It's unclear what hes paying the bounty hunters daily... is it 200 + 50 each after the initial 200, or just the 50 for each spy after the initial 200 credit cost?

First thing when I saw those silhouettes I thought looks like the old Ultraman intro.

Obi Wan Kenobi's Pocket Knife

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Just like the waning fads of style in movie serials such as Flash Gordon and fins on cars of the era, the "streamlined" Multi-Hammer didn't retain popularity either.

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A remenant of the Death Star, it was one of the devices on the torture droid that Vader used on Leia. Its specific purpose is just too frighening to utter.

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I could see Zoidberg as an Ood....

These are shot put distance markers from the abandoned Jovian Olympic Games. It was abandoned not because of the tecnicalities involved but that the populace of Jupiter didnt want the IOC in thier back yard.

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The Terminatrix IUD

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I was at a charter school funcrtion with tie dying shirts - kids who definately did not fit in the large shirt ctegory, wanted XL shirts, because they like the loose fit... So some of it (not all) maybe fashion for loose shirts.

Easy, it's Walt Disney's original Mickey Mouse seal.

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"80 weeks of unused vacation time", apparently she did do a lot of work, and foregone the vacation time during that period. The subject title and content is misleading. Most of it is probably attributed to older employment terms she was entitled to when she she started working for the city many years back.

Thought of two movies -

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971) was funded by Beatrice foods to plug Wonkabars. Which at the time didn't take off as well as the movie did.

Return of the Killer Tomatoes (1988) which product placement was a plot element in the film - production of the film was stopped - George Clooney (yeah, his first movie) suggests product placement to fund the completion of the film and for a few scenes after that there's a ton of blatant product placements. Worked right in for the parody.

I once saw a horse enjoying the heck out of one of them flexible traffic cones, running with it flipping it about... they do have their toys.

I would have thought she'd be holding out a nice knit hat....