a curmudgeonly harridan in need of a hug.
I have found my long term goal of what I want to be. Though possibly with hug-needing as optional.
Mal ,'Out Of Gas'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
a curmudgeonly harridan in need of a hug.
I have found my long term goal of what I want to be. Though possibly with hug-needing as optional.
bugmenot is blocked by my netnanny
t weeps copiously
t cheers up at the thought of living in a brave new world that has cream puffs available by mail in it
How they designed and built the Batmobile(s): [link]
Crowley also didn't want to use any digital effects in scenes involving the car. Even the best computerized visual effects wouldn't have the gritty, realistic look he wanted, he said. That meant the car had to be fast and be fairly maneuverable.
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The four fully driveable Batmobiles the crew built are powered by a 340-horsepower General Motors V8 engine. Despite its tank-like appearance, the car is capable of going from zero to sixty miles an hour in 5.3 seconds, said Crowley.
Wow.
<cheers up at the thought of living in a brave new world that has cream puffs available by mail in it>
Yep. That was my reaction when I discovered I could order the Best Fudge on Earth online.
Oh dear lord. Thank you, Calli.
You're welcome, -t. If only I could download bricks of fudge through my computer it would truely be a golden age. And I wouldn't be able to fit my laptop on my lap anymore. But every advance has a cost.
Crowley designed the Batmobile? Of course he did! And I'll bet he took Aziraphale for a feather-raising spin, too.
And had bullet-hole windshield decals all over it.
Hey. Didn't we used to have someone here who worked for the ASPCA or similar, supervising film sets, to ensure animals were treated humanely? Who was that?
Mary Ellen.