I dug it out last night in my backyard. Was digging for nightcrawlers but all I found was this shirt.
Walter, I have your dog.
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Nightcrawlers?!
I'm only laying here with my eyes closed trying to get some goddamn sleep!
Found this, dunno if someone already posted this but I'd like one 
http://www.arcanemovietees.com/shop/hinckley-hills/
http://www.arcanemovietees.com/shop/hinckley-hills/
You should see yourself, you were up at the crack of dawn watching a dog poop for Christ's sake!
quote:carolpeterson wrote:
Found this, dunno if someone already posted this but I'd like one
http://www.arcanemovietees.com/shop/hinckley-hills/
Isn't that the same one that RayP posted?
Found this, dunno if someone already posted this but I'd like one
http://www.arcanemovietees.com/shop/hinckley-hills/
Isn't that the same one that RayP posted?
I'm only laying here with my eyes closed trying to get some goddamn sleep!
I wish i could stumble upon some cool 'Burbs merch somewhere...but I'm not that lucky..
Someone has a Burbs robe? I'm so jealous of that. I'd like to see a YouTube video of some of these great collections.
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Looking to make 2017 a big year for this thread! Saw this post on Twitter recently, a homegrown Halloween costume. Had a good laugh.
Looking to make 2017 a big year for this thread! Saw this post on Twitter recently, a homegrown Halloween costume. Had a good laugh."The crows are too big for the bird feeder," she says.
Hahaha, this is great, over!
Whoever this is, he/she needs to become a member of this board.
Whoever this is, he/she needs to become a member of this board.
Walter, I have your dog.
Woah , check this out:
http://www.propstore.com/mobile/product/the-burbs/opening-sequence-photo-set/
In case the link goes dead some day:
"An Opening Sequence Photo Set used in the production of Joe Dante’s 1989 suburban horror comedy, The Burbs. In the film, Ray Peterson (Tom Hanks) tries to prove that his new neighbors, the Klopeks, are cannibals. The set includes ten prints of photos used in the opening sequence of the film, in which a shot starts with the Earth in Universals logo and zooms all the way in to Mayfield Place.
In the film, the effect was achieved through zooming in on a series of paintings, which got progressively closer to the planet's surface. Each painting could have a zoom performed from the outer edges in to the center, and then transfer (seamlessly) to the next "level" of the shot, or the next painting.
The paintings were achieved by pasting a photo of a miniature set into the center of large boards, and then painting the areas around itto give a larger coverage, or more room for the shot to zoom on.
This is a series of photographs of the model miniature and successive paintings in the film. Each is numbered and dated on the back for use during production. Three of the photos have their borders torn away and the entire set has some production wear such as tears and ink stains, however the set remains in otherwise good condition."
http://www.propstore.com/mobile/product/the-burbs/opening-sequence-photo-set/
In case the link goes dead some day:
"An Opening Sequence Photo Set used in the production of Joe Dante’s 1989 suburban horror comedy, The Burbs. In the film, Ray Peterson (Tom Hanks) tries to prove that his new neighbors, the Klopeks, are cannibals. The set includes ten prints of photos used in the opening sequence of the film, in which a shot starts with the Earth in Universals logo and zooms all the way in to Mayfield Place.
In the film, the effect was achieved through zooming in on a series of paintings, which got progressively closer to the planet's surface. Each painting could have a zoom performed from the outer edges in to the center, and then transfer (seamlessly) to the next "level" of the shot, or the next painting.
The paintings were achieved by pasting a photo of a miniature set into the center of large boards, and then painting the areas around itto give a larger coverage, or more room for the shot to zoom on.
This is a series of photographs of the model miniature and successive paintings in the film. Each is numbered and dated on the back for use during production. Three of the photos have their borders torn away and the entire set has some production wear such as tears and ink stains, however the set remains in otherwise good condition."
"The crows are too big for the bird feeder," she says.
They seem legit. Sorry about all the pics in one post.
"The crows are too big for the bird feeder," she says.
Cool,m this is awesome!
Already sold. Bummer!
I wonder what the price was.
Already sold. Bummer!
I wonder what the price was.
Walter, I have your dog.
Wow, these are really great. I like the one that says H.KODA(3). Look at Walters' beautiful lawn
"A soldiers way, saves the day. Entré."