SK continues to support new owners & this year had 4 screenings: The Monkey; Life of Chuck; Long Walk; and this past Wednesday, Running Man. I attended 3 of the 4 this year (not LoC). Previous years I watched IT (pts 1 & 2) with him; The Dark Tower; & Dr Sleep. He did not attend the others I was at

For 40 years, until December 2024, SK owned a radio group in Bangor, ME consisting of 3 radio stations. In the late 2000s when one of his works came out he secured an advanced copy & the stations gave away tickets to the advanced screening and sometimes he attended. He still supports new owners

Middle Aged Rock

Shame on you. I wish I could retract every vote I've cast for you in the past. With this knowledge now that you are a capitulating pedophile supporter I will never vote for you OR any of your family. Ever. No Kings, indeed.

Thanks! It looked pretty cool

My view in Orono, Maine (the Penobscot River)

Frustrating to watch, for sure. But Holt's OT winning goal, with a sweet pass from Poirier, was a thing of beauty. And the Alfond went nuts!!

Au gratin

Let's hope there's 2 more upsets this weekend at Alfond. Go Blue!

So many great songs, but if I'm choosing one, it's Hold Back The Rain.

This bums me out. I'm 60 now so I was right there at the debut of Soft Cell in 1981 when I was 16/17. Enjoyed their music for years, these 5 still get played on my turntable. All 5 bought at the time of their releases. RIP Dave Ball.

I was the hospital corpsman for VF-103. I was 20 years old. The squadrons were launched from aircraft carrier USS Saratoga (CV-60).
: VF-103 Sluggers (F14 Tomcats)
: VF-74 Be-Devilers (F14s)
: VAW-125 Tiger Tails (E2 Hawkeye)
: VA-85 Black Falcons (A6 Intruder)
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