As rocked by Mike Nelson in 1999.
Perhaps, but I imagine it was comfy to just sit or lay on the upper stairs to place these.
One apple in the current season of US Traitors caused viewers to have to sit through so much camera time of that annoying dudebro with the crazy dental work.
I assume they had to use a carpeted area so the balls wouldn't roll away.
I know that game and I regret to inform you that your TV is broken, it has stretched the video image out sideways.
if the curtains match the drapes.
The curtains are the drapes.
Because that's AI slop in a nutshell.
A scratchy photoshop of this idea done in MS Paint would have been funnier.
If you're so worried about the half-and-half putting you in the hospital, just check its sell-by date before you buy it. No big deal.
This is officially my favorite one of these.
Also a free bus.
You have to find out beforehand if the flag in the local courthouse has gold frills on the edges.
Thanks.
The messages are long since gone, and I just wish I could find whose balls these were again and let them know their balls are still appreciated.
I found this photo in an eBay listing for a batch of used pinball-machine balls in July of 2000.
I didn't bid, but I messaged the seller letting them know they absolutely made my day with this photo and they replied with gratitude. I even set it as the desktop image on a computer I used in the arcade workshop I worked in at the time.
It's been sitting on my hard drives for 26 years, and I no longer wish to keep it to myself.
Source: the Phone Losers of America
Here are some fun ads for CompuServe found in various 1984 issues of Family Computing magazine (from this Internet Archive collection.)
Back in 2012 Diamond Select Toys released a highly-detailed 8-inch This Island Earth Metaluna Mutant action figure that comes with his own interocitor. (Like, who doesn't have an interocitor?) I'd been keeping an eye on evilBay for one to come up at a not-so-stupid price, and eventually lucked out and snagged one.
As manufactured, the interocitor has a sticker on its screen depicting the pattern of curvy lines seen once or twice in the film. This sticker is surprisingly chintzy and easy to pull off, with a little gentle encouragement from an xacto knife under the corners.
Meanwhile, I'd grabbed some screenshots from MST3K: The Movie of our beloved Dr. Forrester in various sizes, and had them printed up cheaply at my local pharmacy/photo processor where you can upload any images you want. These are 6x4" prints with matte finish.
Because I was just eyeballing things, most of these ended up with Dr. F's head too big for the screen. The one that fit perfectly was from the scene in which he's zapping Mike and the bots from the interocitor in Servo's room. Here's the cropped screenshot I used.
As it turns out I didn't even have to use any glue or tape to stick the new Dr. F. pic in place, as the adhesive left behind on the toy by the peeled-off sticker does the job perfectly by itself.
I'm the god! I'M THE GOD!
Source unknown, here's one early reposter. If you know an older source, please post it!
