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Why is Halloween a hillbillies favorite holiday? It's the one night when it's okay to pumpkin. Scott

I can't remeber if I've told this one before or not. I don't think I did. A doctor reaches behind his ear to grab his pen to write out prescription. Instead of a pen, he comes up with a recital thermometer. He looks at it and says, "Dam* some a**holes got my pen." Scott

Sorry to say. But, whoopdy do. This does nothing for me. Scott

The old Revell 1/32nd scale kit is pretty nice. Other than the lack of glass. Scott

My nickname a our local model car club was "Sunkist". Because no matter what I did with enamel canned spay paint I got orange peel. I've switched over to lacquer paint and my orange peel went away. But not totally the nickname. It still comes up. "Sunkist" Scott

Naked and Bill says sexy. What's going on here???? Scott

Is the kit any good? Scott

This movie wouldn't down load for me using the link above. So I can not comment on it. Scott

Actually Mary's '70 Mustang was shown a few times in episodes. Including one where it was wrecked (by Rhoda I beleive?) and replaced by a new '73 Mustang. Scott

Looks good. Scott

I dislike the car. But, I appreciate the job you did on this model. It looks great (for what it is). Scott

Very nice. Or as they'd say Kool! Scott

Ah, you beat me to it Robert. I too agree, it's a very nice model. But, as Robert above noted, it a '67. Not a '66. Scott

Good point Tom, about the first Mustangs being "girls" cars. A lot ads were aim at young female, single, secretary types. That was one of the reasons for Mustangs success. It was a car designed though options to be just about anything to anybody. A lot of early Mustangs were plain 6-cylinder, 2-coupes. Not the exciting GTs or Shelbys we all lust after today. The Mustang IIs were the same way, other than the lack of 60's style performance. But, this was true for most so called "performance" cars at the time. The Mustang II deserves more respect than it gets. Scott

'70 is my favorite year for the second gen Charger too. I would love to see Revell do a '70 Charger R/T (please no sunroof like suggested above). At the same time, I'd be happy to see Round 2 reissue the old MPC Kit. Scott

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Another pretty good film. Until the liquor store robbery and chase. That's were the story became unbelievable. Like the cops would have ever believed, much less let the kids help chase down the robber. Beyond that, I liked it. Again, working with teenagers like I do today, I get a kick out of seeing that teenagers really have not changed all that much in nearly 65 years. And how much we older folks still do not understand them at times. Scott

Does anybody know what the status is on this kit? When was it last release? Any chance it could be reissued in the future? Etc? I've got a thing about '32 "Deuse" kits. Scott

Cool film. I love these sappy juvenile delinquent films from the 30's, 40's, and 50's. Some how the parents were always partly to blame in them. It also shows that kids were not always angels back in the good old days. Despite what we've been told. There were stupid and bad kids, and even adults back in the day. That's why movies like these were made. And working with teens like I do today, there are still some kids that do stupid and bad things. But like then, most of kids today are really okay. By the way, I found it interesting that these kids were being portrayed as being 16. That means they would have been born in 1930. My father was born in 1928. My mother in 1935. Makes one think. Kids defying there parents and other adults? We were told kids didn't act that way when they were kids. Obviously some did, or where did they get ideas for films like this. Like it's been said, "the more things change, the more they stay the same." And, "the good old days, were not always so good." This movie is no Rebel Without a Cause. But it's not that bad either. I will watch it again some day. Scott

You know, I almost dated a psychic once. But she dropped me before we met. - Scott

Looks good. And it's cool that its a 4-door. Scott

That would be okay with me. Scott

The last time I tryed being invisible man for Halloween, I got arrested after taking off all my clothes. I don't know how they saw me? I was sure that's all Claude Rains did in the movie to become invisible. Scott

What's the problem? Scott

Unfair! Temps here have recently dropped like a stone. We won't be seeing many convertibles, Buick or other wise, with the tops down in the near future. Scott