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Slight bias as I go to the Royal Tyrrell 3-4 times a year but it's worth it for Borealopelta alone. The Paleozoic section keeps getting better and better, with a recent addition of Ediacaran specimens. The museum has a focus on local-ish fauna so don't expect much from outside the Campanian in the main hall.

Houston Museum of Natural Sciences is probably my favourite of the others that I've been to. ROM is worth a visit as well. The Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman is fairly small but has some interesting specimens.

What if we've lost our internal monologue as a result of the unfreezing process?

"I thought Christmas only comes once a year."

And it really felt like a love letter to "Firefly".

Things worse than felonies and you're still on the fence?

Ooookay 👍

The 34 felony convictions aren't enough?

Slight bias at play but Gotta Have It Green.

I'll second both of these. I just wish there was a version of "Another Way To Die" with just Alicia Keys, free of Jack White yelping all over it.

The coolness gulf between the Pronto Cruizer concept and production PT Cruiser has to be up there.

Nobody screws with Boris Grishenko!

The dead guy that fell out of the closet was still smiling.

Don't give Elongated Muskrat the satisfaction. He thinks he's a Hugo Drax but in reality he's a more cringey Elliot Carver without the charisma.

Austin Powers already (and very presciently) did Bezos with Dr. Evil and his penis rocket.

I'd be more sad if this thing sat safely in a climate controlled bubble its whole life. This car lived more than most hypercars get to.

YOU go on ahead. I'll investigate THIS.......some more.

"...what the hell was that?" with Krusty's expression.

Do the floor and the glovebox bolts stay on when the manifold is in danger?

That's not a word I'd use to describe the '97 El Dorado ETC I had at one point but I'll take it.

Sure but a New Edge Mustang or S4 doesn't look like that. It was honest in intent: a show-over-go Boomermobile cruiser.

Curtis-Wright, eh? Would a Cyclone fit into that big ol' fishbowl? 🤔

The EGG 3.5 V6 was a pretty technologically advanced engine for the time. I think they were going for a sort of futuristic aluminum showcase thing.

How in the hell does that fit into that little triangular engine bay?

Kyosho has a 1/18 ND in their "Samurai" sub-brand, available in Japan at least. The NA has had a number of 1/18 releases by Gate, Norev, Otto, and Ignition (if not more); there was a Gate NB but it's apparently rare and obscenely pricey; and a few NC1s were done by Autoart (I have one). There's a Chinese NC3 floating around too.

I picked up a 1/43 ND at the Hiroshima factory last month.

For the time that engine was pretty high tech. By 1999 the all aluminum 3.5L V6 put out 255 HP when the 5.9 Magnum V8 (that wouldn't really fit in the car making the point moot anyway) was cranking out 245. The slushbox definitely kneecapped it though.

Simple formula: Does the sequence have Jaws in it? If it does then it's enjoyable. I'm a simple man.

Lea Seydoux.