Of course any high school biology student should be aware of the massive plot hole in the story.

[ducking brickbats]Notice how the world changed when women voted? {/ducking brickbats]

Current jam is a favorite of former Canadian Mrs.O. Not in great supply down here in SW FL, along with Habitant pea soup.

How cool is that?

Love, love pinball. Played it since I was a kid. Enjoyed real money gambling on the machines in the state of Washington when I worked there. Not a real fan of newer ones. My favorite was "Hearts & Spades" from the early 1970's. On my bucket list is the Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas.

Star Trek has been part of my viewing pleasure since its inception. I liked the first of the new "prequel" movies too. Well done. Eventually they have to run out of dilithium crystals.

Looks more like one of those buildings made for training firemen.

I knew Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy winners don't get prizes until the show is actually aired. Thought it would be the same at TPIR. I always said that if I can't put it in my pocket or drive it away, I don't want it. I won $7K on the Florida Lotto once and the IRS took $1500 withholding off the top. Canada Lotto winners are not taxed. Good for them.

Reminds me of the time someone must have "planted" seeds in a terrarium in my high school biology lab. We let it grow for a wile until it became obvious and we could get into trouble for it. It was removed and disposed of properly.

Talk about bizzaro world. Never saw that photo before.

One summer I worked as Maintenance Director for a boy scout camp in the Adirondacks. I would "seed" our trash dump outside of camp with stuff the bears loved for the visiting parents. I advised them to stay in their cars. Bears can top out at 35 mph, I clocked one once. Not even Bolt could outrun one.

I know. I'm out of the loop when it comes to current pop culture. I was just wondering who Tom Hiddlleston is.

I'll never forget getting a "Quad Stacker" at BK, just for the heck of it. When the server handed me the bag I knew I was in trouble. BTW--my one and only time.

RIP. Sad way to check out for such a creative guy.

I remember a vending machine when I was in Canada, early 1970's, for a nephew's wedding. It was at the Toronto firefighter's Club where the reception was held. Put coin(s) in and blew into it through a straw. Not sure how accurate it was. Never saw another one.