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Turner networks (it could have also been WGN) would broadcast Dirty Harry marathons all the time. The first three are great. Totally 70's. The first film in particular has an unforgettable tone.

Perhaps I have not been following the news closely enough the past 40 years, but society does not appear particularly peaceful at the moment. If 2024 is more peaceful than 1984, it is by a margin. Wealth can have connotations beyond financial. Focusing on money, are there fewer poor people in...

I agree with you in relation to technological advancement and resource conservation. But you have to consider that there will be more people 40 years from now. More people equates to more problems, numerically. You have the perpetual culture war between the rich vs the middle vs the poor...

Always the future. Regardless, I have no reason to believe that 2064 will be less chaotic then 2024. Let's make it 400 years into the future.

If immersed in the emerging techno lifestyle, one has to have an escape valve back to the bosom of nature. That is why you build a holodeck on your starship.

I remember getting into GI Joe around the time the WWF (The Sarge) and NFL (The Fridge) had crossover figures. For me, they were more or less toys for the pool. My parents must have spent a small fortune. You can look up their value here. https://thetoycollectorsguide.com/gi-joe-2/ I feel...

Another crime film may not be derivative enough for him. Though, he will likely be pressured into doing just that, as this is the safest financial risk. I am not convinced that Tarantino is right for Star Trek. But if he resurrected science fiction, that would be epic.

One would think that Elvis, being a Karate expert, would be popular on a Karate Forum.

I hope so, as I have several of his rookie and insert cards. In reality, there were better pitchers, statistically. And are we talking about starting pitchers and relief pitchers? Within relief pitchers, there are middle relievers, long relievers, set up, and closers. If we are strictly...

You're spot on with Shatner and Couric. (Make it so) Number one is none other than Sir Patrick Stewart. And you're not far off with Mary Hart. That would be Ann-Margaret Olsson.

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The Alien franchise aside, she was perfect in Ghostbusters and Galaxy Quest.

That is the first time I have heard that. Let's take a closer look at the lyrics. do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do And I'm hungry like the wolf Darken the city, night is a wire Steam in the subway, earth is afire (do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do) Woman, you want me, give me...

I agree that Vince McMahon Jr. was in the elite leadership league. The creative style in which Jr. presented wrestling to the world was diversely captivating, he was expansion minded, and a very resourceful business operator. Perhaps the difference is that Vince's father was also successful...

Steve Jobs is the other big name that comes to mind when I think of leaders who had their hand on the pulse of the future. It goes back to a unique obsession trifecta with presentation, technology, and work ethic. Jim Henson was another leader who embraced these three characteristics. Could...