When we first got a TV when I was 9 (1984). Prior to that Mom had always objected to having a TV, but in '84 Dad overruled her. I had seen one episode not long before we got a TV, at my neighbor's house, "I Witness", which is still one of my favorite episodes. It was around that time that MPI went i...

Why would I give something that blatantly disrespects my favorite TV show, "a chance"?

I won't be watching this show; not even a single episode of it. It has too many elements common to modern TV shows and movies which irritate me (some of which are specific to remakes/reboots), e.g., changing the race/ethnicity of an established character, changing the sex of an established character...

I just want to again send a big thanks and kudos to MaximRecoil for his work on the one and only Coops t-shirt. It is truly exceptional in quality both in terms of artwork and workmanship. I think I've got the only one in Canada too! Thanks. And unless someone else who bought one has moved to Canad...

Coops wrote:PM replied!

Another PM sent.

Styles Bitchley wrote:
Well worth the modest investment. I love mine.

Good to hear. Did you visit California or did your sister visit Canada?

Coops wrote:I've love to have 2, one on a black T and one on a white T.

PM sent.

Coops wrote:MR, sorry, I did get your PM last Sept. I was just a bit too busy to reply at the time and forgot.

Are the Coops shirts still available? I'd love to buy one...or two!

Yes, I still have the screen so I can make more, assuming I have the size(s) you need. I'll send you a PM.

My friend is in the process of building a CNC router setup, and he's gotten to the stage where he can make stuff with it, though he says he still has a lot of tweaking to do. He knew that I'd recently done the Coop's label so he decided to make a wooden (mesquite) coaster with my vector file as a te...

Ugly as homemade shoes. The 308 was one of the best looking cars ever made, but this thing looks nothing like it. And why are there similar, but different, ones in the slide show, like this one ... https://ferrari-4me.weebo.it/static/_50_308_GTS_GTC4Lusso_Esterni-1920x0_K5O3NB.png ... which is even ...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/GE-Coffeematic-DCM10-Brand-New-in-Box-New-Old-Stock-Factory-Sealed-Coffee-Maker-/122116405671?hash=item1c6eb479a7:g:PSEAAOSwFe5XzJKd $175? I think he's dreaming, especially considering that someone could buy this one ... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Black-Decker-Coffeematic-10-Cu...

Rands wrote:MaximRecoil;

Awesome shirts! I'll IM you for an order.

Thanks. I printed your shirts tonight:



I'll mail them out tomorrow.

I would never be able to justify spending $600.00 on a coffee maker. Me neither; not even anywhere close to that. If I were to spend a significant amount of money on a coffee maker, I'd just get a used commercial Bunn VPR, preferably one from the '80s with the woodgrain ... http://i.imgur.com/8zaYW...

I found it:



It's a Krups Type 260C, 4-cup (20 oz.) automatic drip coffee maker, and it did indeed come with a carafe and filter basket.

Coffee, Tea, Magnum, & Five-0...Life is good! http://i610.photobucket.com/albums/tt190/CoyoteX1985/0928161100-1_zpsutvvwaqp.jpg That's awesome. Is your percolator a stovetop version? Corning made an electric one which looked pretty much the same. With regard to the small coffee maker in The Treasur...

Looks like Eve liked her Corning Ware too (unless it's a prop but I doubt it)...screen shot from the original H50's "Forty Feet High and It Kills" in her kitchen: http://i.imgur.com/0xB41Pd.jpg That's a Corningware stovetop tea kettle ("Teamaker" was their actual name for it), "Cornflower Blue" pat...