I remember at a watering hole near where I went to university in the early ‘90s, sometimes the ladies room would get a little too busy and you had the few women who’d come in to use the unoccupied stalls in the men’s. Didn’t bother me, lol.
Meanwhile, it was likely that nice and safe weekend to be shooting trap or skeet or sporting clays or handgun or rifle target practice or cowboy shoot, etc. in many other parts of the United States and Canada.
The opening scene of Scanners scared the hell out of me as a twelve year old kid, but it was interesting years later as adult to learn about the behind the scenes work involved creating that famous scene.
Well, I recall fat Mikey predicting back in 2005 that there were going to be at least one or two storms the size of Katrina every year going forward. That certainly did not materialize.
Gee, I wonder if Kelly McGillis and Harrison Ford are reminded about what it was like working on the movie Witness if and when they read stories like this?
Agreed, and to think that that it was also perfectly safe at countless shooting ranges, trap clubs, skeet fields, and elsewhere like that across the U.S. and Canada.
Was in Los Angeles last week, prices were about $5.59 to a little over $6.20 at ones like Mobil and Union 76 and about $4.75 at the cheap places. You wonder if California might be that bit more competitive as well (not factoring in the fraud) this year?