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I did a search of the sub as I figured if I had this problem then there would be 10,000 others who did too but I think I may be asking a different question here.

To start: my key works great. I do not want to jinx things by replacing the entire thing. But at 20 years old the rubber buttons have worn off exposing the guts inside.

So in short, I want to keep using my key, but replace the outer skin. Does anyone have any advice as to whether or not this may be possible?

In Gregs review of moana, he syas that Dwayne the Johnson will enters the Guinness book for making his animated character live action before tom hanks in Toy Story 6. BUT...gerg has actually beaten both the Rock and Tom to this award bauces of Tripp Spencer! One of these days, Greg will collect enough guinesses that he will be able to excahgen them for a oscer, and I hope to be there when he this does.

If you are in, nearby, or are planning to visit Los Angeles in the near future, there is something special at the Petersen Automotive Museum at the moment. You might be saying to yourself, big deal, I see the Cars at the parks all the time (the parks cars are scaled down and bespoke electric vehicles). But no, not this one. This one is special. This is the first and only 1:1 scale Sally Carrera ever built using an actual Porsche 996 by the legendary Eddie Paul (RIP) to promote the film's original release back in 2006. Paul also built a full size gas-powered Lightning McQueen and Mater but I'm guessing those remain in Pixar's hands, whereas Sally was returned to Porsche following the end of the tour.

I’m a little sore but fine, and hopefully, Gregg got the tapes before somebody else. 🙂

If you’re a certified buff, you know this hospital is the hospital in Captain America (124 monutes )the winner soldier where Steve Roger goes to the hospital to get better. Captain American is a marvel movie and as some know, it is a sequel to Ant-Man: the movie (117 minutes)which takes place in San Francisco .

If you see it please call 911.

Certitied movie expert Gregg Turkington onece climbed these stairs to oscer. This is where the movies’s.