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Maybe that's what I was thinking of, I just knew there was something that the guys on various fishing channels on YouTube I watch wax poetic about. I don't have any electronics, but I also don't have a boat, just a couple of kayaks. I've never decided to get even a small system for either of...

I think they're supposed to be good. Don't really have much experience with anything but some of the older hummingbirds. I think the new craze is front facing imaging or something. Maybe it's side mapping, don't remember. No clue if that's pretty standard or just on higher end units...

I use that same stuff in all my shelves. I hear you though, and I kind of got into the point where I have very specific cookware for different applications and I've gotten it down to just a handful of different things that I use all the time. I just use the wok for stir fry and shallow frying...

Trust me I tried to deglaze using every trick in the book, and it wasn't working. I think though w ok was just shot. Doing that screwed up the fried rice I was making, and I guess that's what I kind of realized I needed to switch over to a new one. I think it's just boils down to the...

I guess that's why the non-stick stuff has always worked out well. I had that deal for maybe four or five years, but I made fried rice the other day and it was just sticking like never before, I don't typically have that problem. I understand sometimes cooking implements don't last you a...

Yeah, I was just trying to see if I could find a solution that was non-stick and holds up to high heat. Again I just don't want to have to screw around with maintaining a seasoning for something I don't screw around with much. I'm not Oriental, and I pull out the wok maybe once a month. All...

Gas stove. And I think of Viking 14-in Teflon and it lasted for a good long time and did a pretty good job. But also take it out and use it on the grill for higher temps and I think maybe that's where it shit the bed. I just didn't know if there was new technology in coatings like ceramics to...

DP Who is your carrier?

Typically three trades or more is the industry standard for overhead and profit which is 10% on both. There's no law that states that but that's just kind of how the industry, and I have to fight that stuff all the time because there's a GC, I always have overhead and profit because I'm subbing...

You need to go back to your adjuster and have them actually itemize out a scope for the project via xactimate. That's lazy BS when an adjuster tells you to go get three estimates. You can conceivably can get raked over the coals via change orders because it's a renovation, and if the...

Holy shit I never realized that was her.

Yeah this would have been back in the early 90s, maybe late '80s. I think they got it from a gas station. We did go undefeated That season and then ended up winning the City championship for whatever that League was. Shit was a lot of fun when you were young. Hadn't thought about that stuff...

When I played football as a kid, the city League I was in because I want to a private Catholic School, had a parade every Mardi Gras. The teams would make a float. Somehow we got a life-size cardboard cutout of Elvira that we had attached to this giant Ryder truck. I think it was from a...

I don't think there's anything like that nowadays other than Joe Bob Briggs bringing back the last drive in on Shudder. Hell I remember watching Elvira presents. Things were just so much better when we were young.

We had Morgus The Magnificent in New Orleans. I remember getting into meet him at some sort of festival or Mardi Gras event as a kid. He used to do fundraisers and stuff and a lot of community related things. Pretty cool stuff.

The midnight horror movie was a staple as a kid. Hell Comes to Frog Town was a classic. Sam Hell was their to fuck shit up. A Boy and His Dog is another great apocalyptic B movie, as is Steel Dawn with St.Swayze, patron saint of bouncers. Hell, Def-con 4 was another classic, had really cool...

I don't remember but probably. Fuck, I do remember the great white hype sort of, wasn't that a basketball movie.

@Lanx do you, or anyone else, have a good recommendation for a non-stick wok. The one I had for years is kind of kicked the bucket. Need to find another. Was wondering if there are any of the ones out there that are ceramic coated that might be a decent option. Open to any suggestions and...

Electricity, items that use electricity, whatever. I haven't watched that movie in forever, forgot about that scene. I don't even remember the premise really other than we somehow becomes an electrical ghost or something, and is out for revenge.

Didn't Wes Craven do Shocker where Deputy Chief Skinner comes back for revenge after he was sent to the chair, but he uses electricity to get you?

Ancient astronauts and alien robot pods that needed body parts. What's not to love about Moontrap. I tried rewatching it a while ago, but it doesn't hold the same magic of my original viewings as a kid. Always thought it was a neat idea though.

Ghost ship was kind of cheesy but Virus was a neat idea, even if the CGI doesn't hold up. Deep Rising is another fun movie. Surprisingly gory, but Treat Williams really hams up the role. Also remember an old movie I want to say it was called Death Ship or some people come upon a ghost ship...

Hell yeah, Deep Star Six and Leviathan were both great shlock, Leviathan winning out. Think somebody had the idea to do Alien underwater.

I never had any of the comics, but maybe I remember seeing them at the store before. Kind of reminds me of Spawn, and maybe Todd McFarlane ripped it off. I know the lore with that was there were a whole bunch of different spawns throughout the ages, and the offshoot comic was really good where...

I don't remember that one. Lot of bands from that era that I've just kind of forgotten about. Filter, Helmut, Rorschach test, misery loves company. Sounds like a KDMFM song. Was that a side project of there's maybe. I know they did the MDFMK back in the movie very late 90s early 2000s.

I remember seeing American ninja in the movie theater, I think I even saw part 2, but three and four were all direct to video, but still fantastic movies. Cannon really did put out a lot of fun stuff.

Yeah I couldn't remember if it was originally a comic book, but there was something in the back of my mind telling me yes. Do you remember what publisher?

Wasn't it originally a comic book maybe or was there a comic adaptation after the movie? Or are you just referring to the script being written in the 80s.

I don't necessarily know if it's a rip off at nightmare on elm Street, but that's some interesting ideas or at least the first one did. By the end of the film Lance henrikson regrets unleashing the monster on the teenagers, and there's an arc to his character that ties everything up pretty...

The Pumpkin Head movies were in that same vein.

God I haven't seen that movie in eons.

Hell yeah, Type O Negative was awesome. It's a shame Steele died so young. Had all of their albums up to October rust, and those got swiped and. Do you remember watching that old show on fuse maybe called uranium with that cute Mexican girl. An hour of showcasing heavy metal bands, kind of...

Yeah that's one of the reasons I bought a lot of these different albums. There was just a lot of good music on them, and I was a pretty big white zombie fan of the time. That's why the Nativity in Black albums were so good. They had probably one of the better covers I think I'm the first one...

Right on! It was just such a unique album, and despite the movie sucking hard, the soundtrack was something I used to listen to all the time.

I had that one, too, and the White zombie song was the best on the whole album. Fuck I forgot about that song.

Yeah that wasn't one of my favorite tracks and I'm not necessarily a fan of remixes, but for the time the Marilyn Manson one was pretty good, and I like the one with Slayer. I don't remember what other bands they did their collaboration with. Hell I haven't listened to that album in eons, just...

I saw the original one in the theater and had the soundtrack as well. Had a bunch of soundtracks from movies in the 90s. Columbia used to be a thing but you got Hoodwinked in when you were younger. After all we didn't have streaming shit back then. Strange Days was a great one. Despite the...

Doesn't mean I still don't like his music, but I don't have to like the modern day method of mixing some sort of rap song with riffs from my classic rock song and then using that God damn VST, I cannot remember the name of it, but it's the one that modulates your voice, and every goddamn trailer...

I know you're being hopeful but I doubt that's going to end up being the case. When I watch the trailer that was the first thing I thought of it is what sort of soundtrack is it going to have, and that it had the typical modern day VST altered sound for the vocals blended with some rap.