This evening we take a late night stroll through Tokyo’s naughty district … though it seems pretty tame.

Your morning, afternoon, or evening tips are much appreciated!

This evening we present the 1970 classic, Airport! This was a super fun film I enjoyed watching as a kid.

Whether you’re living in snowy or balmy climes, we would much appreciate your best tips of the past day.

This evening we enjoy the majesty of flight as an Airbus A380 descends and lands at NYC’s JFK Airport.

Your up or down tips of the past day would be much appreciated!

This evening we listen to the perennial classic, Footloose, but presented with a variety of different videos across the ages.

Your best tips across the past 24 hours would be much appreciated!

I’ve long been a sucker for novelty songs and for women with powerful voices. Both of those appeals come together with We Belong by Pat Benatar.

Your tips most appealing to the brains of SDA regulars are strongly encouraged.

This evening we travel back to 1994 to enjoy The Hooters performing live in München.

Your best tips of the past day are mightily appreciated!

This evening we present George Carlin, the Prognosticator. Wise up, everyone. We’re all being played.

Your current day tips or future predictions would be much appreciated!

This evening we go old school with the Beatles’ 1967 masterpiece, A Day in the Life. Here is more about the song.

Your best tips about life these days would be much appreciated!

I think I’ve just seen the future and its name is “Superconductor”. Watch this!

Your futuristic or more trivial tips are certainly appreciated!

We start off your weekend with a laugh: People Who Fake Gluten Intolerance

Your funny or more serious tips are much appreciated!

This evening we travel back in time to 1975 to watch the pilot episode of S.W.A.T. Bonus points if your can identify one of the police officers in the opening scene.

Your best tips of the past day are most appreciated!

It is with mixed emotions that many of us are feeling this Remembrance Day. Let’s look back to November 11, 1918 here and here.

Where is Canada 103 years later? We have a Woke PM, media, and large percentage of the population who don’t care one bit about all of the Canadian soldiers who fought and died for our country. It’s so bad, in fact, that many of these same people are even ashamed when they see a Canadian flag being raised. The same groups of folks have carefully engineered to systematically remove many of the freedoms Canadians once took for granted. And yet, most in the country just sit idly by, fearful to go outside or interact with anyone without wearing a mask on their face, fearful to speak out against “the official narrative”. These same people are overjoyed that their unvaccinated fellow citizens are being treated like 2nd, if not 3rd class citizens. Don’t comply and be shunned!

Only sadness and fear reigns over the country on this Remembrance Day.

Update: A little inspiration.

On November 10, 1975 the Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior. This documentary explores the mystery of her sinking.

In memoriam

Your historic or more recent tips are much appreciated.

This evening we learn more about The People’s Car.

Your tips about the people, or anything else, are surely warranted!

Having spent 2 years in Lynn Lake, Manitoba, I thought I had experienced extreme cold but it doesn’t come close to Yakutia, Russia.

Your somewhat hotter tips are much desired!

I’m more of a dog person but this is pretty hilarious. Your meow-centric or other tips are much appreciated!

I have a special request of B A Deplorable Rupertslander, who seems to be a personal treasure trove of old  movies, particularly sci-fi ones. In the late 60’s or early 70’s, when I was a little kid growing up in Vancouver, I have a very distinctive memory of two movies or TV shows. I saw them on our 20″ B&W Zenith TV so who knows if they were actually in colour?  Anyhow, let me try to succinctly describe them:

1. The first was a sci-fi about some aliens who landed on Earth.  They were loosely humanoid in shape but had an outer skin/shell of metal that looked like stainless steel.  They had the ability to raise an arm and fire a beam of energy at a human that turned the person into one of them.  Opposing them was a small group of people including a sheriff and a little boy.  The officer shot one of the aliens and when they cut it open, they discovered a human body inside.
2. The second was a King Arthur type that definitely had a scene about removing the sword from a stone.  I have tried searching for this particular version but not found the 50’s or 60’s version I distinctly recall.

If you, or anyone else, has any insight into either of these, please do share!

This evening we present a movie that was originally called “Idiocracy” but should clearly be renamed to The Biden Administration.

Your most insane tips of the past while are much appreciated!

This evening we present Weird Al Yancovic in UHF.

Your funny, or more serious, tips of the past day are most welcome!

This evening we celebrate the great people of Virginia with this song by Scythian.

Your East Coast focused songs, or those from other parts of the world, are highly encouraged!

This evening we present you … well … something a little different. It’s a 1967 performance of Canadian Sunset.

Your rockin’ tips of the past while are much appreciated!