Dave Arbiter
@daytonadave.bsky.social
Music lover, HeAthen, Parrothead, Beatlemaniac, Unified Scene member
Fall colors coming to Daytona Beach one leaf at a time.
November 9, 2025 at 2:22 PM
Fall colors coming to Daytona Beach one leaf at a time.
Good morning y'all! Busy morning, host a real estate open house, and a job interview this afternoon. Not doing retirement the right way!
November 8, 2025 at 4:28 PM
Good morning y'all! Busy morning, host a real estate open house, and a job interview this afternoon. Not doing retirement the right way!
@kevidently.bsky.social
Here at Trader Sam's with Luke and Sarah H. and thinking of you.
Here at Trader Sam's with Luke and Sarah H. and thinking of you.
May 18, 2025 at 9:52 PM
@kevidently.bsky.social
Here at Trader Sam's with Luke and Sarah H. and thinking of you.
Here at Trader Sam's with Luke and Sarah H. and thinking of you.
No, Blood Beach was 1981.
This one came out in '66. I recall seeing 1MYBC and that trailer at the Bay Shore, not the drive in, but the indoor theater in front of it, if I'm remembering correctly. (From 57 years ago!)
This one came out in '66. I recall seeing 1MYBC and that trailer at the Bay Shore, not the drive in, but the indoor theater in front of it, if I'm remembering correctly. (From 57 years ago!)
September 4, 2024 at 9:14 AM
No, Blood Beach was 1981.
This one came out in '66. I recall seeing 1MYBC and that trailer at the Bay Shore, not the drive in, but the indoor theater in front of it, if I'm remembering correctly. (From 57 years ago!)
This one came out in '66. I recall seeing 1MYBC and that trailer at the Bay Shore, not the drive in, but the indoor theater in front of it, if I'm remembering correctly. (From 57 years ago!)
I saw One Million Years B.C. in the theater in 1967, when I was 5. My folks probably didn't want to get a sitter, and figured I was too young to understand. The final scene where the volcano blows and everything is covered in ash scared the living shit out of me.
September 4, 2024 at 2:13 AM
I saw One Million Years B.C. in the theater in 1967, when I was 5. My folks probably didn't want to get a sitter, and figured I was too young to understand. The final scene where the volcano blows and everything is covered in ash scared the living shit out of me.
Happy Hanukkah to whoever actually follows me. Must be a couple of you.
December 8, 2023 at 6:03 PM
Happy Hanukkah to whoever actually follows me. Must be a couple of you.