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I'm curious if there are sufficient furries or furry adjacents to outnumber the Avatar fans in the metro LA area. Never mind , I looked it up, only 10s of millions nation wide per year for furry economic impact.

Waymo is in service in Atlanta and its quite shocking to see them in downtown traffic in the highway in busy merging lanes (think I75/85 merging with I-20)

Lazy marketing. Only items that were added specifically were the darker roofs and the 50th medallion.

Have you ever attempted to map automobile paint names to what most people believe a color is ?

IMHO Animal Kingdom is currently the better park in theming, attractions, and dining. Quality, not quantity. Sometime in the future that may change, but currently Hollywood Studios is lacking.

It'll be better than the Skyliner for cooking passengers. No having to wait for that pesky sun to strike the right angle. A nice consistent 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit with little loss to radiation thanks to the surrounding bore. In fact it'll be hot enough to burn all the remains to powder, even...

Looks good enough for a few weeks visit!

:) In AR, AE, Pred:Prey, and even Pred:Bad they didn't introduce anything major that contravenes what has been seen before. They took existing elements and wove stories that included that lore.

Granted it did have a lot of generic backgrounds, but unlike star drek, they have at least attempted to plausibly flesh out the society that sent out the Nostromo. They told the origination of the Synths and explored a bit of the corporate run societies.

Not a big deal indeed. They've got a cleared and levels blank slate to work with. All the hydraulic remediations and wetland mitigation has occurred. So its even better than the former superfund site that EU was built on.

The pastels and polyesters of the 70's were well intentioned too but those opinions also were reconsidered.

I would venture that the audience reactions to the post acquisition treatments of the Aliens/Predator franchise vs Star Wars should be something that they should study really hard. One has turned literally into a steaming pile, while the other has continued in onward march even a bit amplified...

It speaks well of Mr. Eisner to identify the managerial bloat that contributes nothing to the bottom line yet imposes significant organizational inertia.

Hopefully better than the Donkey Kong coaster arm.

People don't understand the cyclitic nature of climate, they just interpret/rationalize the conditions they experience in their limited time frame as how they always are and speak in terms of averages. Geologically we're not too distance from the little ice age (1300's to around 1850) which was...