stinkybritches

Before the election, when many people were complaining that slow mail service was politically motivated, my mail service was the best it's ever been. Packages shipped, and delivered, from west coast to east coast in 4 days was the norm. Since the election, I've had packages "out for delivery" for several days. I'm waiting for 2 packages now that have delivery dates that have passed and tracking doesn't even show them in my state yet. I will be the first to admit that I have become spoiled. I think most of us remember the days when you had to mail in your order and hope that you received your item within 6-8 weeks. No tracking number either. I know that covid and the holidays are part of the delays, but if a tracking number is provided then I don't think it's too much to ask that the information be kept up to date. Is my package actually still in transit? Inquiring minds want to know.

That is really sharp. This is probably close to what Snake is talking about.

I seriously doubt you will be able to steal any ideas from me, unless it's how to completely FUBAR your build. ?I'm doing good if I can make it 15 minutes without gluing a part to my forehead. All joking aside, my plan is be racecar on the inside and kinda dull on the outside. I'm not sure how I'm going to accomplish that yet.

I'm in with this. I'm not 100% sure where I'm going with it, but I have three ideas. All of which are way above my skill level/comfort zone.

Much like Dan, I've never been a fan of Japanese cars. But the Mitsubishi Starion has always grabbed my attention.

Yeah, we used to get at least 1 snowfall a year of a foot or more when I was growing up. Seems like sometime around the year 2000 it just stopped doing much of anything. Lucky to get 4 inches now.

I love snow also. You must live in the snowy part of VA. I live along the rain/snow line, about 20 minutes south of Richmond. We hardly ever see snow anymore.

That's a sharp color. Looking good.

I like where this is headed.

Very sharp. Well done.

I'm in with this

I've seen 68 Kill. Yes, definitely strange and violent. I found it to be entertaining once it got going.

You got a heck of a deal.

That is looking super sharp.

I love all of those Blastolene monsters.

This looks so much like the Texaco station that my grandparents ran when I was a child. The only difference that I can see is that their's had 2 bays. Unfortunately, a Dunkin Donuts occupies that location now. Your diorama brings back a lot of memories. You did a good job on this.

Hired Gun - a documentary about studio/touring musicians. People have the idea that if you are a professional musician that has played on platinum selling albums, or been a part of sold out stadium tours, that you are rolling in dough and set for life. That's not necessarily the case. This doc covers many different genres of music and tells the story of many musicians for artists we have all heard of. Some of the stories are downright sad. As someone who dreamed of being a rock star, I enjoyed this doc a lot. It's available on Prime video.

Music also plays a very big part in this movie.

Amazing build. I really like the exhaust coming up behind the cab.

Yep, love that movie. I laugh like a drunk hyena every time I watch it. I don't know if there will ever be a movie remake, but there is a tv show in development: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/smokey-and-the-bandit-tv-series-in-the-works-from-seth-macfarlane-danny-mcbride

Are you alright? I think so. Are you sure? Cause you just went through a wall.

Good Morning Vietnam.

I have the same question. I subscribed, but I did it too late to get the first issue of the relaunch.

It's good to be the king.

It's a tie between the DiCaprio version of The Great Gatsby, and Hail, Caesar! I was so disappointed with Hail, Caesar! because I always have high expectations for a Coen brothers movie and this was so boring.