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27659Was 2015 good for you?Apart from some family arguments and the occasional mistake at work, 2015 was a very good year for me. I did a whole bunch of interviews for Pop Geeks (which reminds me that I need to update the thread I made about those with the more recent interviews I've done). I acquired a whole bunch of autographs, some at the Chiller Theatre convention in Parsippany, NJ, but most through the mail. I attended the wedding of two dear friends and did a reading for them at the ceremony. Finally, the big event for me in 2015 was going from the outside to the inside at work, trading my job as a cart pusher in for a job as a cashier. It's been a learning curve, but even with the mistakes I've made, I'm still loving being a cashier, and I anticipate doing so for many years in the future.<br><br>2016 will also be a big year for me, as this is the year I plan on learning to drive. I was hoping to do that last year, but making the jump from cart pusher to cashier turned out to be more important and more work. I'm determined to learn to drive by Fall. I'll also be doing my first Pop Geeks interview of 2016 tomorrow, and I have quite a few potential interviews in the works for this year.<br>Caps 2.0Jan 04, 2016View
27658Last TV show you watchedThe wife and I have been on a kick of watching retro tv Ive downloaded lately.<div><br></div><div>Last night, it was Batman from 1966 and Black Sheep Squadron.</div><div><br></div><div>Over the weekend, it was Newhart, Wings, Night Court, Seinfeld, and Duke of Hazzard.</div><div><br></div><div>Hard to beat that kind of TV.</div>mickyarberJan 04, 2016View
27657Speaking of EducationWhen engineers and scientists discovered new ways of doing things they only look short term impact.&nbsp; The long term impact is not really seen until years later.&nbsp; It really interesting to see the debates that arise from situations because some people say there is no impact then those who do.&nbsp; <br>Poshy2005Jan 04, 2016View
27656Last Movie You Watched<font face="Arial, Verdana"><span style="font-size: 13.3333px;">Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)</span></font><div><font face="Arial, Verdana"><span style="font-size: 13.3333px;"><br></span></font></div><div><font face="Arial, Verdana"><span style="font-size: 13.3333px;">10/10 A perfect movie. So many memorable moments and quotes.</span></font></div>Jrs1991Jan 04, 2016View
27655The CaféVertex done locked the RetroDaze thread on RetroJunk.<br><br>Edit: He just done deleted it 3 minutes later.<br>AjimboJan 04, 2016View
27654Help WantedWas echidna behind the latest Facebook status? I loved it.&nbsp;vkimoJan 04, 2016View
27653Was 2015 good for you?2015 was pretty decent for me. Had a promotion at my job, first anniversary with the wife, some nice vacations at Busch Gardens, Pigeon Forge at Dollywood, saw a Rush concert (was awesome) and unfortunately some bad stuff too. My dad passed away and I miss him. Overall it was still a good year. <br>Linux_SageJan 04, 2016View
27652Speaking of EducationThat's right, how to feed the growing population was one of the big problems that science addressed back in the 60's. Food engineering was one of the 20th century's great achievements. Only now people have questions about how we manage our food resources. Factory food may not be something we really want.eddstarrJan 04, 2016View
27651If you were doing a TV show/movie, what would you spoof?It's not really a specific show, but those anti drug shows of the 1980s. Where the character just looks at like a joint and immediately gets high. <br>pikachuloverJan 04, 2016View
27650Speaking of Educationso that explains why they started the genetic modification of crops.<br>PeZZ!Jan 04, 2016View