r/CherokeeXJ • u/HistoriadoraFantasma • 7d ago
-😍- The greatest movie poster? - Hard Target (1993)
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Half-timbered houses huddling together above the brook in Monschau, Germany
I want to go to there.
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Sailboat tipped over: a Tempe Town Lake rescue tale in 14 photos
He did? Oh noes!
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William Holden
I hardly recognized him not face down in a pool! /s
He's always in Sunset Boulevard, to me 🥰
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What is this stuff called?
I've wondered this too with my old brick house. I want the sturdiest, longest-lasting outdoor caulk there is (I'm in Phoenix).
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"mi noche triste" first tango recorded by Carlos Gardel of his entire artistic career. 1917
I love Carlos Gardel so much!
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The greatest movie poster? - Hard Target (1993)
Just visited Internet Movie Car Database (imcdb.org), and it's a 1988. Discussion says 1988-1990, and that, "a whole bunch of them are used." https://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_14161-Jeep-Cherokee-XJ-1988.html
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2011 Jetta Wagon leaking rain
😤hate my sunroof😤
Worst thing about this otherwise excellent vehicle.
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The greatest movie poster? - Hard Target (1993)
Sure looks like it!
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The greatest movie poster? - Hard Target (1993)
Indeed. Black ORV with bullet holes is the creme de la creme.
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She'll thank me eventually
Yeah, I want the lady version of this. He'll learn about the owls (of course), the perfume counter at Horne's, Bob, and Douglas firs...
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First time in Moab with my own rig!
GORGEOUS! And I love the missing trim bit. It's Real XJ Life™
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1920s 'English Cottage's?
I WISH we could post photos on here, because there are great historic plan examples online.
There's a chance, over time, and whether due to rot or changing styles, character-defining features were removed. If it was late '30s, this style became starker. In the late-'20s, there was a stronger Tudor affect (not effect... an American faking of the Tudor mien), and more colors/materials.
Remodeling, especially during the Depression, and with minimal funds, was popular. If you couldn't afford a new house, you faked it with your old house. This has been going on since the industrial revolution.
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Wtf was that storm?
I'm in Phoenix, but follow this sub because the UP is part of our (AZ) copper mining origin story. Anyway, this is reminiscent of storms we've had down here in the fall and winter. I think a little bit of warmth can "inspire" a different kind of thunderstorm.
In the past 10 or so years, we've had hail in the desert & the mts. (7,000 ft. level), that I've never seen in 36 years of being here, in seasons one would not expect. Violent, and sounding like a rumaway train comin'.
Tl,dr: I'm guessing warmth, when it never was before.
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Ruth Taylor in the lost film 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes' (1928). She retired to give birth to Buck Henry - was it worth it?
YES! He co-created "Get Smart" with Mel Brooks. Plus his SNL stint. Probably a lot of other great stuff.
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Look How They Massacred My Boy
From the 2017 Redfin.
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Look How They Massacred My Boy
Here's a portion of the last listing from RedFin. Only one photo.
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Appreciation post
Interesting!
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Appreciation post
Yeah, I was wondering, do Touaregs ride this high? Is it the rims n' tires? A little lift? Because it does look slick.
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What should I do?
I just had one (Arizona). Walked right beneath them in the afternoon, and they didn't bother me at all. Half of them were still there the next morning, some doing the directional wiggle dance. By about 11 a.m., they'd moved on. They were really chill gals, looking for a new home, just going about their bee-zniss 🐝
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Can I ask a NSFW question about Old Hollywood here?
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In the postwar era, Scotty Bowers was a sort of sexual concierge to Hollywood. I bet the books and documentary about him talk about VDs. His wiki entry doesn't mention them. He lived to be 96!