All the great things you can buy with your reddit karma starterpack1yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/starterpacks
Connie Sawyer was 96 years old when she played Michael's Nana in Dream Team (2009). She continued to act in shows until 2014. She passed away in 2018 at age 105.3yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/DunderMifflin
Ordered four “online exclusive” ceramic tiles from Lowe’s (they were not available in stores). They arrived today. All four were smashed to pieces.3yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/Wellthatsucks
My brother-in-law used to be a roadie back in the 70s and 80s. Here is the letter he received from Pink Floyd Music Ltd. inviting him to re-join the stage crew for a series of The Wall concerts in London in 1981. He accepted.1yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/pinkfloyd
My brother-in-law is a retired concert stagehand. Here is the letter he received from Pink Floyd Music Ltd. inviting him to join the stage crew for a series of The Wall concerts in London in 1981. He accepted.3yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/pinkfloyd
Things you find in an old jacket pocket that for a moment you hope may be money starterpack1yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/starterpacks
Did anyone else notice that General Gogol (Walter Gotell) had a ridiculously spacious office?1mo ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/JamesBond
The 10 highest mountains on each continent and what their names mean2yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/coolguides
Today I bought a used copy of The Quest by Pulitzer-Prize winning author Daniel Yergin at Fair’s Fair. When I got home I discovered it was signed by the author and inscribed to former premier Alison Redford.4yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/Calgary
Andy had a good run from Seasons 3 to 5 but after that he was a wasted character.2yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/DunderMifflin
Take off your denim tuxedo and put on your suede bikini: articles of clothing and fabric named after places2yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/etymology
I always got a kick out of JB saying Egyptian builders after the scaffolding fell down, suggesting Egyptian construction is poor quality, while standing amongst ancient pyramids and temples which have stood for thousands of years.1mo ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/JamesBond
A letter to my brother-in-law inviting him to join the crew for Pink Floyd's The Wall Tour in 19815yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/pinkfloyd
I will play the saxophone in the Jacuzzi after I eat my sandwich: a sample of everyday items named after their inventors2yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/etymology
I love how JB first tells Stacy Sutton that his name is James St John Smythe, then James Stock, and finally James Bond, and then says You must take my word for it.1mo ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/JamesBond
League, league, and beleaguer: look the same but have different roots2yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/etymology
Question: anyone have any insight or a theory as to why some horse-drawn carriages were called buggies?1yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/etymology
Vious - from Latin via, meaning way, road. He was previously impervious to corruption, but now he is obviously quite devious.2yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/etymology
The orderly way my local grocery store stacks their veggies.5yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/mildlyinteresting
Dulcis - Latin root meaning sweet. The dulcet tones of the dulcimer are a slice of la dolce vita.2yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/etymology
I always chuckle when watching YOLT when Henderson (Charles Gray) tells Bond that he gets his Russian vodka from the doorman at the Russian embassy, before saying quietly under his breath amongst certain other things. Say no more, say no more... nudge nudge wink wink.1mo ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/JamesBond
The underrated scene where Toby shows Pam how to punch Michael (S6.E9)5yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/DunderMifflin
This dude was the kid on the cover of Power Windows (photo from post by u/pachucocadaver87)5yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/rush
Vagus/vagari - Latin root meaning roving, wandering. The extravagant vagrant endured the vague vagaries of vagrancy.2yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/etymology
Which car do you like better: the 1977 Lotus Esprit S1 or the 1987 Aston Martin V8 Vantage Volante?6d ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/JamesBond
Difference between a pony (a type of small horse) and a foal (i.e., baby horse)2yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/coolguides
Six very cool Bond scenes. Which one impacted you the most when you first saw it?3wk ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/JamesBond
John Schneider, Catherine Bach and Tom Wopat as Bo, Daisy and Luke Duke, 19801yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
It's never really explained, but Bond is wearing a signet ring-camera in A View To A Kill. It's the only movie in which it appears.2d ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/JamesBond
My brother-in-law was head stage carpenter on Pink Floy'd's The Wall Tour in 1980-81. This is a letter inviting him to rejoin the crew for additional concerts in London.5yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/techtheatre
Loni Anderson, Gary Sandy, and Jan Smithers of WKRP in Cincinnati, 19791yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
My brother-in-law is a retired concert stagehand. Here is the letter he received from Pink Floyd Music Ltd. inviting him to join the stage crew for a series of The Wall concerts in London in 1981. He accepted.2yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/pinkfloyd
Here are fifteen classic TV stars who are still living and going strong.4yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/interesting
The Having to get up in the freezing cold to go to work Starter Pack5yr ⋅ big_macaroons ⋅ r/starterpacks
