lawrenson wrote:Hi,I really like Rutger Hauer as well Bladerunner, the Hitcher, and the ghastly medieval Flesh and Blood. All great films!Cheers,malc
GreyM wrote:Was Flesh and Blood the one where they were launching corpses with plague over the walls of the castle? I vaguely remember something like that in one of his films
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Kingofpain89 wrote:I just realized that I dont have nearly enough homeowners insurance. A powerful, fast-moving thunderstorm just ripped through the area. Luckily I moved my new car into the garage just in case. And whaddya know, we got a ton of hail dumped on us. Mostly marble size or smaller but there were a few wicked looking gnarly ones too. But what really got me thinking were the police cars and fire truck that raced down the street and stopped three houses down from me. Apparently a lightning strike hit our neighbors house and either caught the roof on fire or did some significant electrical damage. I could smell burnt wiring from my back yard.Heaven forbid if my computer had gotten fried and I wasnt able to sign up for the games I want at NTRPG Con until tomorrow.
benjoshua wrote:After the storm, there was an elderly couple (80's/90's) had a tree in their driveway. I went home, pulled out my chainsaw and went to work. Thirty minutes later, it was all chopped up and piled up by the street. Since they didn't have electricity or water, I figured it wouldn't be long before they'd need to make a grocery run. Anyway, it was all a bit unsettling.
benjoshua wrote:I just dodged a major bullet. A tornado missed our house by about 100 yards! Six houses on the street parallel to us had trees deposited on their roofs, and two houses down the street from us had the same thing happen. No one was killed, but it was an exciting scare. We've been without electricity for some time, but we're all good.After the storm, there was an elderly couple (80's/90's) had a tree in their driveway. I went home, pulled out my chainsaw and went to work. Thirty minutes later, it was all chopped up and piled up by the street. Since they didn't have electricity or water, I figured it wouldn't be long before they'd need to make a grocery run. Anyway, it was all a bit unsettling.
JasonZavoda wrote:It took you 30 minutes to chop up your elderly neighbors and pile them on the street? Wouldn't it have been quicker to just have gotten them a flashlight and water?
benjoshua wrote:True, but my other concern was regarding their health. If they needed to go to the doctor or had to pick up medicine, they would need their car. The husband in particular did not look healthy. I could see where all the excitement could have led to other complications. It was actually a lot of fun.
ashmire13 wrote:If he didn't look that healthy, surely it should've taken less time to chainsaw him up??
