Got most of the details attached. None of the labels I found online were good enough for my liking, So I recreated them from scratch. They're awaiting application.
Also, it's about 98° F where I am right now, so working outside was the bane of my existence. Solution, I brought it inside. :)
So, I'm currently doing some fun writing projects and would like some opinions.
The first Ghostbusters team, obviously, used the Ecto-1, a 1959 Cadillac Ambulance. These cars are extremely rare. So, do you think it's plausible for a much more expanded, strengthened Ghostbusters Corporation to reach out to Cadillac (or another automotive company) and custom-order new-built '59 wagons?
I'm just having some fun thinking and want to know. What other cars would be good for a much larger, more wide-spread GB Company? :)
Hey everybody, finishing my uniform and I need a good belt. At first I tried dying an Amazon one, but it was way too small and the finish came out horrible. I'm cheap as cheap can get, or else I'd buy the Tools & Talent ordnance belt.
Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
Almost finished! Today's project was painting. Just ordered the meter, the buttons and the cage lights. :)
Weird sounds from my refrigerator. Probably just cooling coils?
Edit: You may have to turn your sound up.
Hey everybody. This is a thought I've had brushing my mind for a while now and I'm curious.
To start, whenever there's a new thing, it's hated. There's evidence of printed books being called "sinful" when the printing press was invented. Computers were called fads and useless concept technologies, and the Internet was famously laughed at before...well you know.
So here's my question: do you guys think AI is really going to be a passing fad that we all look back at and go "thank god it's over?" Or is this just the traditional "new thing bad?"
Just to clarify, I'm not pro-AI by any regard, this is just a question I've mulled over. :]
I'll go first, " Mr. Roboto " by Styx. It doesn't really have a story connection but everytime I hear the opening, it makes me imagine a commercial for Sterling Robotics.
Walter Peck - Ghostbusters (1984)
Mabel Tanaka - Hoppers (2026)
The bottom middle CRT is actually a camera with a detachable viewfinder on it. The top monitor doesn't function sadly, but I'll fix it eventually.
So I need to attach the leg hose with my jumpsuit, but it's a 3D printed assembly and I'm wondering how it'd through washing.
Do you guys have any info? It's PLA to be distinct. Thanks in advance!
I know it's pointless, but I don't like marking up original blank tape cards. Then again I do usually record over old blanks I don't listen to.
Anybody else do this?