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Various clips along with running commentary.

Yes it was. There are clips of it on YouTube, but not the entire episode. I have no idea why the title this this way. This is Boulder learning how to speak.

They did in an episode called The Face and The Voice. They took this thug - Boulder - and gave him plastic surgery and vocal lessons to make him look like and sound like Superman. And then he would walk into stores and say give me the money and people would give him the money. And he wears a bulletproof vest in case anyone shoots him. After the second robbery, and the guard did shoot him, he brought up the point that maybe somebody will shoot him in the face. At the end of the episode, the real Superman has showed up but the criminal mastermind thinks that it is Boulder. He has decided to double cross everybody and keep the whole 2 million dollars for himself. And he pulls out his gun and says, "You've always been afraid someone's going to shoot you in that mug of yours, so here", and he shoots three or four shots and Sups just grins at him.

Or if other places have a similar one. Among the list of places in Louisiana where you cannot carry your concealed weapon is a parade. And I assume that is strictly because of Mardi Gras. They have big parades and people go crazy and get drunk and raise hell, so you're not allowed to carry a gun there. It's been a while since I've been to a parade, but I carried then. And if I went to a Christmas parade or 4th of July parade or whatever here in my hometown, I would carry today. But we don't have a law forbidding carry at a parade. Not in Florida.

Going off a little to the side here I just looked this guy up to see if it possibly gave his physical stats - height weight. Didn't. But I found out that in the first Christopher Reeves Superman movie, Clark is running home from school, and he passes a train. There's a little girl on the train who sees him running past. This is young Lois Lane. She tries to tell her parents about this and they tell her to quit making stuff up. Her parents in this little Cameo shot were Kirk Alyn and Noel Neill - the original live action Superman and Lois Lane. I had recognized Noel as the little girl's mother, but didn't recognize her father. Probably because I've only seen the serial two or three times, and I've been watching the TV show most of my life.

When I first scrolled up and saw the sheep,'s eyes, I thought it was a picture of this.

I was over at YouTube watching a Steve compilation. This is the one where he's talking about the emu wars and God makes the comment about the murder chicken. In the comments someone says that there have only been two people actually killed by emus. >One was in 1926 where this kid and his brother had trapped the name youEMU in a fenced yard and were beating it with a stick. You can't blame it for defending itself, right? The other was an old man in Florida. THESE BIRDS ARE NOT PETS. All other attacks were either defending their chicks or fighting off the idiots that were trying to take selfies with the murder chickens. But no one has been killed in Australia since 1926.< Really? No one has been killed in Australia for almost 100 years? I realize he meant no one has been killed by emus in Australia since 1926, but that's not what he said.

I have never paid shipping at Amazon. I just make sure that when I buy something I buy at least $25 worth or at least $35 worth (they flip flop back and forth on that) so I get free shipping. I haven't seen anything on prime video that is worth paying for, in my opinion.

I really enjoyed that second one. But I do have a question. To make his files, he first needed to get his blanks absolutely flat. And the way he got them absolutely flat was to file them. But how is it done the first time? When someone is going to show you how something is done back in the long ago time, it seems like they should show you without tools. "This is how you make a file. First you pick up a file and make this piece of stock perfectly smooth." But what if you don't have a file to make the stock perfectly smooth?

No, I don't have Amazon prime. They charge money for Amazon prime.

I was close.

This is the Superman from the 1948 serial. Their theory was the same. Superman gets his powers magically, from the yellow sun. He doesn't need muscles. I'll put something in the picture for scale. Everyone knows how big Noel Neal is, right? She was the original Lois. Longer hair. But you can use her to see how big Superman is not.

For the pilot to not notice a stowaway? I'm pretty sure that if they had an extra guy on board the 747, the pilot wouldn't notice the change in center of gravity and like that. However if this was a Cessna 180 (which I believe is a four seater) if they had someone hiding in the luggage compartment the pilot would probably know. Superman episode, and Lois and Clark are in the plane, and there's the pilot, but otherwise the plane is empty. Except for their luggage in the cargo area. And Jimmy Olsen who has stowed away in the cargo area. This is a Gooney Bird. DC3, C47, R4D, Dakota, call it what you will. 21 passenger airliner. Just seemed like an extra 150 pounds should be noticed, especially with it back by the tail. I realize the pilot did not notice the extra weight because it's in the script that he should not notice the extra weight. But I'm pretty sure he would have noticed the extra weight. Opinions?

And while we're on the subject My brother had a Rottweiler, and he kind of had thoughts about putting him to stud. But there's a congenital disease that happens with big dogs. Hip something. Starts with a dis - displexia? Something like that. And come of course, it's hereditary, so if your dog has it you don't want to be breeding him. So he takes us down to the vet that have his hips x-rayed. Vet tells him, "Got two things. First, yes he's got it, so your dreams of getting rich off of using Gus for stud ain't going to happen. The second - who shot your dog? See these little white spots on the X-ray of his hips? That's bird shot. Somebody shot your dog in the butt." And my brother recollects that the dog got out one day and come back with blood on his muzzle, but he figured the dog had just got in a fight. And could the vet x-ray his head? And sure enough he had shot in his head.

Legally could have. An invasive species. I don't even think you need a hunting license to shoot them.

I know many people, that if they knew or even strongly suspected who shot their dog, they would shoot him.

There's a fanfiction on Superman. This is the blurb describing the story, by the author. This takes place in Smallville. Clark Kent is an adult and married with kids before his powers kick in. He has to cope with new powers and his exsiting life. *I have received criticism that certain aspects of this story are unrealistic. It is a story based on a comic book...non of it is realistic. "Certain aspects of the story are unrealistic". Damn.