or you can crack open your neighbor's skull and feast upon the goo within when your satellite TV gets knocked out

robsul82: There's a ship out...onnnnnnnn the ohhhhhh-SHUN...

Best use of a Garth Brooks song in a movie starring Jesus

Damn. I read the headline and got hit with a wave of nostalgia.

That was a really good movie.

/Invisible +1, subs.

I have no idea what movie the headline is referencing.

Grobbley: [img.photobucket.com image 474x356]

I have no idea what movie the headline is referencing.

Frequency

does anyone else feel like ever since they put those two solar observatories in space, they report every time the sun farts?

Yahoo!

Dammit. Where's my tinfoil hat?

Frequency was a surprisingly good movie!

I watched that and The Wedding Singer back-to-back and was weirded out that both films' heroines are named Julia Sullivan.

Makh: FTFA: "Viewers can be on the lookout for increased aurora,"

Do you know how I know it will be cloudy where I live that day?

the burned out satellites?

Inchoate: Frequency was a surprisingly good movie!

I watched that and The Wedding Singer back-to-back and was weirded out that both films' heroines are named Julia Sullivan.

Dennis quaid movies generally are in that category. Kind of B+/A-- when you expect a C

Inchoate: Frequency was a surprisingly good movie!

I watched that and The Wedding Singer back-to-back and was weirded out that both films' heroines are named Julia Sullivan.

I just watched a trailer (for Frequency) and it looks pretty good, I think I'll watch it tonight.

For the reference... I remember seeing the movie in a dollar theater that was so broke down the sound cut out a few times.

The highlight of that evening was a scene where they were running along, and someone foleyed the steps. It produced a laugh from the audience.

Sigh... I have to hold onto the good memories from that year, and try to forgive the bad.

Grobbley: Inchoate: Frequency was a surprisingly good movie!

I watched that and The Wedding Singer back-to-back and was weirded out that both films' heroines are named Julia Sullivan.

I just watched a trailer (for Frequency) and it looks pretty good, I think I'll watch it tonight.

It's worth a watch, nothing groundbreaking but all around decent flick. Definitely a father/son movie.

Talking to your dead relatives is easy. Getting them to talk back is the tough part.

I took my father to see Frequency on Father's Day, not a dry eye in the house.

****SPOILER ALERT****

The part toward the end when Quaid says "I'm here, champ!" really got (and still gets) to me. Wonderful movie.

Captain Oates: Grobbley: Inchoate: Frequency was a surprisingly good movie!

I watched that and The Wedding Singer back-to-back and was weirded out that both films' heroines are named Julia Sullivan.

I just watched a trailer (for Frequency) and it looks pretty good, I think I'll watch it tonight.

It's worth a watch, nothing groundbreaking but all around decent flick. Definitely a father/son movie.

It is kinda like Field of Dreams, but with more murders.

GaryPDX: With any luck it will knock out all the electronics for a day. Give everyone a wake up call.

/off switch

agreed

Shenanigans!: Captain Oates: Grobbley: Inchoate: Frequency was a surprisingly good movie!

I watched that and The Wedding Singer back-to-back and was weirded out that both films' heroines are named Julia Sullivan.

I just watched a trailer (for Frequency) and it looks pretty good, I think I'll watch it tonight.

It's worth a watch, nothing groundbreaking but all around decent flick. Definitely a father/son movie.

It is kinda like Field of Dreams, but with more murders.


If you want a Field of Dreams starring Dennis Quaid, check out The Rookie. Based on a true story and not bad.

Grobbley: [img.photobucket.com image 474x356]

I have no idea what movie the headline is referencing.


2 Fast 2 Furious

Thanks subby, now I'm off to buy stock in Yahoo.

/good movie, much better than I expected.

GAT_00: *opens link*

M-class

Meh.

But a very long duration M-class. Probably more total x-ray emission than a good fraction of X-class flares, and a healthy-looking CME. The cloud is mostly headed off to the northeast of Earth, though.

7th Son of a 7th Son: I took my father to see Frequency on Father's Day, not a dry eye in the house.

****SPOILER ALERT****

The part toward the end when Quaid says "I'm here, champ!" really got (and still gets) to me. Wonderful movie.

I had the pleasure of watching that movie on a plane from NY to Amsterdam, en route to my dad´s funeral.

/not a dry eye

hey Gordo, you know what time it is?

It's time for closed timelike curves!

/wife saw red aurora in VA in 2003
//have yet to see them

no icon tact: hey Gordo, you know what time it is?

It's time for closed timelike curves!

/wife saw red aurora in VA in 2003
//have yet to see them

Saw them twice in MD. First time was slightly overcast but you could see the red glow behind the clouds. Second time was black and clear. The GF came inside and asked why the sky suddenly turned red and green.

Had pics, but they've gotten lost over the years.

I still remember how much I expected that movie to suck, then how good it actually was.

Moral of the story, I guess, is that I was kind of a judgmental dick in 1999.

DarthBart: no icon tact: hey Gordo, you know what time it is?

It's time for closed timelike curves!

/wife saw red aurora in VA in 2003
//have yet to see them

Saw them twice in MD. First time was slightly overcast but you could see the red glow behind the clouds. Second time was black and clear. The GF came inside and asked why the sky suddenly turned red and green.

Had pics, but they've gotten lost over the years.

Wicked! I'm going to see them. I worked with Norwegians a couple of years ago, but never got a chance to go over there. In Canadian Rockies (Canmore, AL) and thought I saw them, but it was just the summer slight glow (dark blue) of the sun.

I'd have given that a "cool" tag.

...And of course it's supposed to be cloudy ALL FARKING WEEKEND. As it has been for each forecast aurora for the past few years.

OMG! Global Warmingz!!!

It is just the beginning of the money shot.

Teknowaffle: Well, I am about 60 degrees north here, but in Europe, so they don't make it as far south here like they do in the western hemisphere, but I think it might be clear out, so heres hoping. I haven't been fortunate enough to see them yet.

I didn't know that. Why is that?

mostly cloudy to cloudy. I'll pretend like it was gonna suck.

The folks in charge of power grids and orbiting satellites will also be on guard to make sure the disturbance in the (geomagnetic) force won't be disruptive.

What? They gonna swat it away from the lines? Shoo!

...and not a single mention from the Ham community that it was an Amateur Radio, not a shortwave...?

spickus: Teknowaffle: Well, I am about 60 degrees north here, but in Europe, so they don't make it as far south here like they do in the western hemisphere, but I think it might be clear out, so heres hoping. I haven't been fortunate enough to see them yet.

I didn't know that. Why is that?

I think they might, but there is more light pollution in Europe, so they don't see them.