Good Morning!

[ReefGrammie]

Good morning! Storms later, gusty wind, rapidly dropping temperatures, snow?? o_O It must be January in Tennessee! It sounds like time to crank up the generators...hopefully just for practice.

I don't have my name in a Dr. Suess book, but there is a song by The Beach Boys that I've been forced to listen to most of my life. I've had cashiers and other complete strangers sing it to me (usually badly) when they find out my name....sing it now! Help me, Rhonda, help, help me, Rhonda. ;Hilarious

Happy New Year!

 

[homer1475]

Good morning! Storms later, gusty wind, rapidly dropping temperatures, snow?? o_O It must be January in Tennessee! It sounds like time to crank up the generators...hopefully just for practice.

I don't have my name in a Dr. Suess book, but there is a song by The Beach Boys that I've been forced to listen to most of my life. I've had cashiers and other complete strangers sing it to me (usually badly) when they find out my name....sing it now! Help me, Rhonda, help, help me, Rhonda. ;Hilarious

Happy New Year!

My wifes name also. I only sing it to her when she's mad at me. Sort of like my way of getting even.

 

[Paul B]

I love Sci Fi. I only watch Sci Fi. Even if I watch the News, I feel it is Sci Fi.
I remember seeing "Them" in black and white in the 50s. My first Sci Fi movie was in a drive in movie in the early 50s was the "Mysterians".

Scared the moose out of me even though the Aliens looked like they got their space suits in Target the day after Halloween. I couldn't sleep for months. ;Wideyed

"War of the Worlds". :oops:

There also was "The Day the Earth Stood Still". Not the one with Tom Cruise as he wasn't born for the original. There was "The Monster from the Black Lagoon". Stopped me from swimming for a few years.

The "Blob". OMG, scary.

 

[WVNed]

Klatu Barada Necktie

 

[WVNed]

We want to go out. Flood watch.

What is this flood watch you speak of?

 

[Mike from TN]

https://movies2watch.tv/genre/science-fiction?page=84

Happy New Year

The Thing From Outer Space is my favorite. X the Unknown, Kronos. They are all good.

I love Sci Fi. I only watch Sci Fi. Even if I watch the News, I feel it is Sci Fi.
I remember seeing "Them" in black and white in the 50s. My first Sci Fi movie was in a drive in movie in the early 50s was the "Mysterians".

Scared the moose out of me even though the Aliens looked like they got their space suits in Target the day after Halloween. I couldn't sleep for months. ;Wideyed

"War of the Worlds". :oops:

There also was "The Day the Earth Stood Still". Not the one with Tom Cruise as he wasn't born for the original. There was "The Monster from the Black Lagoon". Stopped me from swimming for a few years.

The "Blob". OMG, scary.

We own most of them on disc but I also DVR them when they show up on TV. That way I can just set the sleep timer and everything goes off when I pass out.
The modern remakes, although better special effects, just don’t do it for me.
Glad to see I’m not the only fan of the old (not so scary) horror movies here. ;)

 

[WVNed]

Be afraid. I am not a hand puppet.

 

[homer1475]

Absolutely LOVE the old godzilla movies!

 

[Paul B]

"Forbidden Planet", 1956, one of my favorites and I still watch it. Great Effects for it's time.

It's also the movie they built Robbie the Robot for. That robot has been in many movies including "Lost in Space" The thing is still around in someone's collection.

At a reported cost of US$125,000 (equivalent to at least $US1.1 million today) it was, proportional to total budget, one of the most expensive single film props ever created up to that time, which represented nearly 7% of the film's total budget of US$1.9 million

 

[WVNed]

I have a Robby in my collection

 

[Paul B]

Cool, he was the most expensive film prop ever produced at an estimated Million bucks today.

 

[WVNed]

My Robby talks if you press a button but he doesn't sing Help me Rhonda.

 

[sp1187]

Good Morning Reefies

Happy New Year all.

what a great game yesterday.
poor Jimmy.... still can't win the BIG game.

up past midnight.
up before o-dark-thirty.
nasty north wind. a little freezing misty type rain.
wiffed on twenty plus geese at twenty yards. :rolleyes:
three shots, didn't touch a feather.;Facepalm;Facepalm;Facepalm

second group two strayed into range.
splashed one.:cool:

driving andrea to work, as we have weather moving in.
six/ten inches of the white stuff.

going back out for the evening hunt.
most likely last of the season.
aside from a pay to play ditch parrot hunt.

hugs all around.
MikeC

 

[WVNed]

Hugging you when they are all wet and shooting parrots. People up north are sure different.

 

[fishguy242]

good morning all... :) have a great year...:)

 

[Lbrdsoxfan]

Another year has come, still feel just as creaky as I did yesterday! I did do champagne with the gal after work (she otherwise doesn't drink) and brought in the new year, barely awake. Woke up to a dead banggai cardinal which a coworker/fellow reefer gave me, sucks they were what we assumed a pair. Time to walk the creaky dogs and get ready for work. Happy 2022 all!

 

[dbowman5]

Good morning! Storms later, gusty wind, rapidly dropping temperatures, snow?? o_O It must be January in Tennessee! It sounds like time to crank up the generators...hopefully just for practice.

I don't have my name in a Dr. Suess book, but there is a song by The Beach Boys that I've been forced to listen to most of my life. I've had cashiers and other complete strangers sing it to me (usually badly) when they find out my name....sing it now! Help me, Rhonda, help, help me, Rhonda. ;Hilarious

Happy New Year!

just to pile on, there was a high school assembly with a beach boys cover band who performed parodies of their songs, i do remember somethings i learned in school lol

Now, Rhonda I know you're hip
to a simple masochistic trip
Come on and whip me Rhonda
help me get her out of my heart...

 

[dbowman5]

"Forbidden Planet", 1956, one of my favorites and I still watch it. Great Effects for it's time.

It's also the movie they built Robbie the Robot for. That robot has been in many movies including "Lost in Space" The thing is still around in someone's collection.

At a reported cost of US$125,000 (equivalent to at least $US1.1 million today) it was, proportional to total budget, one of the most expensive single film props ever created up to that time, which represented nearly 7% of the film's total budget of US$1.9 million

thank Rocky Horror for the definitive list of good movies

 

[WiscoFishNut]

Good afternoon! Man what a year... Best described as one of those sketchy carney amusement park rides lol. Here's to a much better year ahead

 

[ReefGrammie]

just to pile on, there was a high school assembly with a beach boys cover band who performed parodies of their songs, i do remember somethings i learned in school lol

Now, Rhonda I know you're hip
to a simple masochistic trip
Come on and whip me Rhonda
help me get her out of my heart...

Thanks for the Rhonda "torture" today. ;Hilarious