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In SoCal trying to figure out a way to get back to the PacNW
@vaultground.bsky.socialI loved that movie. I always imagine bumping into Julianne Nicholson and telling her how much I adore it. You know, because I'd just bump into her. 🤣
@siskel-ebert-bot.bsky.socialReposted by @vaultground.bsky.socialEarth Girls Are Easy (1988)
Director: Julien Temple
Cast: Geena Davis, Jim Carrey, Damon Wayans, Jeff Goldblum, Julie Brown
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@vaultground.bsky.socialNw Who Liked Teddy Bear? (Dir. Cates, 1965) Sal Mineo & Elaine Stritch
@historylink.bsky.socialReposted by @vaultground.bsky.social#OnThisDay in 1943, Burton Baskin married Shirley Robbins, setting into motion the Baskin-Robbins ice cream empire. historylink.org/File/22912
@vaultground.bsky.socialThe news about the 3rd 28 Years Later being delayed is sad. I thought Bone Temple was phenomenal and Fiennes gave one of my favorite performances in recent years.
@vaultground.bsky.socialOnly because @inkstand.bsky.social hasn't posted it yet. Disco confused by his namesake #corgicrew
@vaultground.bsky.socialRainforests are the devil. We've got to kill the devil!
@vaultground.bsky.socialLoved it! Did not realize Rachel Keller was one of the stars. Her work in legion and Fargo are two of my favorites.
@vaultground.bsky.socialShe's in the lobby! #carrie
@vaultground.bsky.socialAnd Tough Guys Don't Dance!
@vaultground.bsky.socialNuts to you, McGillicuddy!
@vaultground.bsky.socialY'all didn't tell me about Rachel Keller being in Cupertino. I loved her on Legion and Fargo.
@vaultground.bsky.socialMy first one is Monday.... Checking this post out now.
@lauridonahue.bsky.socialReposted by @vaultground.bsky.social@vaultground.bsky.socialKings always bring it
@vaultground.bsky.socialDidn't we learn this from his abysmal Lucy movie?
@vaultground.bsky.socialLighting, even
@vaultground.bsky.socialSkyspace not Skydance!
@vaultground.bsky.socialAnd it's sea pearl by Benjamin Moore
@historylink.bsky.socialReposted by @vaultground.bsky.social#OnThisDay in 1867, the Seattle Weekly Intelligencer announced that the first wagon road had been completed over Snoqualmie Pass. historylink.org/File/174
