Greetings from New York!

[MetalDog]

SyFy...are you listening?

[Steelgrave]

SyFy...are you listening?

[Arctic Blast]

SyFy...are you listening?

They've already got this covered :



It starred Steve Guttenberg and several other members of the Police Academy cast who had nothing to do.  ;D

[bayonetbrant]

It starred Steve Guttenberg and several other members of the Police Academy cast who had nothing to do.  ;D

That cast hasn't had anything to do since 1982.  Doesn't stop 'em from doing it, tho

[Sir Slash]

I'm waiting on Zombie-Alien vs Jurassic Predator. In a Taranchula-nado.  Starring Miley Cyrus as the Zombie-Alien.

[Steelgrave]

I'm waiting on Zombie-Alien vs Jurassic Predator. In a Taranchula-nado.  Starring Miley Cyrus as the Zombie-Alien.

Sounds better than half of SyFi or any remake of an 80's TV show.

[agrippamaxentius]

I'm waiting on Zombie-Alien vs Jurassic Predator. In a Taranchula-nado.  Starring Miley Cyrus as the Zombie-Alien.

Sounds better than half of SyFi or any remake of an 80's TV show.

If they touch the cinematic masterpiece that is "All in the Family" and cast Jimmy Fallon as Archie Bunker I think I might just walk off a cliff.

[Steelgrave]

I'm waiting on Zombie-Alien vs Jurassic Predator. In a Taranchula-nado.  Starring Miley Cyrus as the Zombie-Alien.

Sounds better than half of SyFi or any remake of an 80's TV show.

If they touch the cinematic masterpiece that is "All in the Family" and cast Jimmy Fallon as Archie Bunker I think I might just walk off a cliff.

You would have company.

[LongBlade]

Louisiana, Mississippi (well off the highways), and rural Alaska all had that small town horror vibe to me. I got used to Mississippi and came to love Alaska, but Louisiana still creeps me out  8)

Mississippi absolutely, West Virginia can also be odd in certain parts.  My memory is sitting in a bathroom stall taking care of business when suddenly I see muddy boots and the butt of a shotgun in the stall next to me.  In New York if you brought a shotgun into a bathroom, you'd be dead or arrested in minutes.  I have never been to Alaska, but i'd love to visit sometime.

The guy was probably duck hunting and the shotgun was putting food on the table. Unusual, but nothing to worry about.

[agrippamaxentius]

Louisiana, Mississippi (well off the highways), and rural Alaska all had that small town horror vibe to me. I got used to Mississippi and came to love Alaska, but Louisiana still creeps me out  8)

Mississippi absolutely, West Virginia can also be odd in certain parts.  My memory is sitting in a bathroom stall taking care of business when suddenly I see muddy boots and the butt of a shotgun in the stall next to me.  In New York if you brought a shotgun into a bathroom, you'd be dead or arrested in minutes.  I have never been to Alaska, but i'd love to visit sometime.

The guy was probably duck hunting and the shotgun was putting food on the table. Unusual, but nothing to worry about.

Yep that's what I figured, just as a Yankee it's something we never really see xD. A bit sad our gun laws up here in NY are so strict, i'd love to own a .45  :-[ Alas I will have to wait until I move to a new state, or pay 500$ and wait 6 months to process a gun permit.

[Bison]

Or vote and become active in working to repeal the inane laws.  :)

[agrippamaxentius]

 In New York!? Bahahahah. It's so bad here that my airsoft guns aren't even legal.

[Bison]

The pendulum always swings sooner or later.  That being said I'd never move the People's Republic of New York for exactly your reason and a million others.

[agrippamaxentius]

The pendulum always swings sooner or later.  That being said I'd never move the People's Republic of New York for exactly your reason and a million others.

The tragic part is leaving is just as difficult, I am 26 and don't even have a drivers license if that tells you anything, no real need for a car with so much public transportation. Current states I am looking at are Montana, Kentucky or possibly Florida where I was born.

[LongBlade]

The pendulum always swings sooner or later.  That being said I'd never move the People's Republic of New York for exactly your reason and a million others.

The tragic part is leaving is just as difficult, I am 26 and don't even have a drivers license if that tells you anything, no real need for a car with so much public transportation. Current states I am looking at are Montana, Kentucky or possibly Florida where I was born.

Big difference between all three states. Not bad choices, but big differences.