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Okay...Beastmaster makes really no sense, and has a very "Deus ex Evil Wing Guys" but it was fun. And one of the few movies where the women wear more clothes than the men. Not by much, but they do.

And now I'm watching Masters of the Universe. Not the TV series. The movie.

Universe, I love bad movies.

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Fun Fact: Years ago, my mother, my sister and I went to the Capitol. We went through the metal detectors, had our bags x-rayed , spent some time in the different chambers and galleries, visited the Capitol Bathroom cause, you know, why not...and when we got home later that night, we realized that Mom had a gigantic serrated bread knife in her bag that no one found (we had a picnic lunch, and she had the knife for sandwich rolls).

So security there hasn't really gotten better since the late 80s.

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When I worked at Nintendo, I walked .8 miles to work, 1.6 miles around campus for lunch, and .8 back for a total of 3.2 miles daily. I actually got SUPER fit about that time (then my doctor prescribed me antidepressants and all my weight came back).

I do try to walk when I can, but my town is VERY hilly and I live on the side of a steep grade. But there is a rail-trail not too far from here - no real steep grades, paved for the most part. Why not try that?

So for about two years now, with a big emphasis on the last two months, I've been walking the Snoqualmie Valley Trail. But "continuously." All the way down.

But I do them in 1.6 mile segments. I walk out 1.6 miles, back 1.6 miles. And then pick up from that point (when I can) and keep going. Unfortunately, if I can't find a parking spot that's inside the 1.6 miles, I get gaps, and thankfully, I've only had two.

As of today, I've finally finished the first segment. The trail ends in Tokul, and picks back up in North Bend. According to Google Earth, I've walked 16.46 miles. But I've also walked BACK 16.46 miles. A total of almost 33 miles. O_O

And Friday, I go down to North Bend and pick the trail back up in it's second segment, (weather permitting) and do another 3.2 miles. All the way to the end....

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Masters of the Universe wasn't actually a completely terrible movie. It actually has some acting chops, good special effects, and an obvious budget (apparently stolen from Superman IV, I've heard).

It's just that its whole premise was bad.

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Hrm....decruft the phone or no?