Well, I couldn’t use it because, I mean, it didn’t - it wasn’t part of his work. So - but he said there’s a guy running, we don’t know who he is, a good guy or bad guy, and there are other men chasing him. And they start shooting at him. And he reaches a pier. And about eight or 10 feet away, there’s a ferry, and he makes a gigantic leap, a great arc, and he actually lands on the lip, on the deck of the ferry, he makes it.
Unfortunately, the ferry is coming in, not leaving. So they keep shooting him.
Lake by the Atlantic Ocean
"When you’re twenty-two you’re not an expert on any-fucking-thing" - Billy Connolly
I remember, I think, the first time that I knew him when it was his birthday, I sent him an e-mail that said “57???? Isn’t it about time that you got a proper job? Ricky Gervais, 42, comedian.” He sent back: “I have a proper job. David Bowie, 57, Rock God.
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This image captures a big moment: for the very first time, two Marvel heroes meet.
From Marvel Mystery Comics #8, 1940.Was this a fictional universe at all? Wasn’t that the Manhattan skyline behind the Torch? Wasn’t that the Hudson River that the Sub-Mariner was diving into? Superman and Batman had smiled together on a few carefree covers, but every kid knew that they were fully tethered to their respective Metropolis and Gotham City, and that never the twain would meet. Who cared if the Acme Skyscraper fell, or the First National Bank had to give up its cash? Timely’s New York City, on the other hand, was rife with Real Stuff to Destroy. In Marvel Mystery Comics #8 and #9, which hit newsstands in the spring of 1940, Namor wreaks havoc on the Holland Tunnel, the Empire State Building, the Bronx Zoo, and the George Washington Bridge (“Hah! Another man-made monument!” he shouts, breathlessly aroused at the potential carnage) before the Human Torch finally confronts him, and the battle rages to the Statue of Liberty and Radio City Music Hall. Was it possible that they’d turn a corner and meet the Angel? Or, better yet, show up at the reader’s home?
(Text from Marvel Comics: The Untold Story)
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Today’s photo is of Argentina. A tongue of mud lashing in the river’s mouth.
‘Star Wars’ Prequels Were Mapped Out By George Lucas & Lawrence Kasdan In 1981: Exclusive Excerpt From ‘The Making Of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi’ (via Huffington Post)
im still laughing at this
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Wringing out Water on the ISS - for Science! (por canadianspaceagency)
What happens when you use a towel in space?
#thetimes #caitlinmoran #getlucky #daftpunk
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night fears!
Tourists atop the Chicago Tribune building look down on the Chicago River, the site of Old Fort Dearborn.
Photograph by B. Anthony Stewart, National Geographic
