I used to pick my bogies and stick them to the wall next my bed. It was the top bunk so it was hidden until we took it down when my little brother got his own room and my Dad found them. He just cleaned it up and said the others didn't need to know so long as I stopped. Thx Dad.
Homeless guy asked for change, I had about £500 in cash, didn't want to pull it out, but felt guilty, so walked round the corner and took out a tenner to give him, went back and he had gone. It's the thought that counts and I saved myself a tenner.
CASINO ROYALE (2006) saves Daniel Craig’s full transformation into James Bond for the very end. The suit, the confidence, and that iconic introduction make it one of the most satisfying character arrivals in the franchise.
America’s strategy to beat China in the AI race is going to eventually devolve into bringing back cigarette vending machines, office stimulants, and 20-hour non stop work sessions fueled entirely by nicotine and caffeine.
In 1980, Richard Pryor agreed to an interview with a Mormon high school public access station while on his lunch break from filming STIR CRAZY in Arizona, but literally none of the footage was usable for tv because Pryor was high on cocaine and let it all loose
Got to see one of my favorite matches of the late 90s that I’d lost on tape for decades … Mosco de la Merced vs Super Crazy from FULL in October 1998.
Crazy was on a mission & based like a maniac. Just an awesomely crisp match from 2 luchadores who wanted to show out in Japan.
I liked fried food but had to cut fats for health. I didn't like air fried foods so I've been frying them in hot sand instead after watching some YouTube video of a man frying potatoes that way. Game changer. Tis but the work of a moment to knock the loose sand off before eating
Last Action Hero (1993) got buried on release, dropped into the same window as Jurassic Park and sold like a straight Arnold blockbuster, so the meta angle didn’t land. In hindsight, it’s a self-aware action film that deconstructs the genre.
In 1967, Michelle Phillips protested TV lip-syncing rules by casually eating a banana on camera during a performance with THE MAMAS & THE PAPAS. A small act of rebellion that became iconic.