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Bud Brewster
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Mitch McConnell bears some resemblance to the Man From Planet X. Perhaps they're related. 
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Bud Brewster
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Here's a great double feature, complete with vintage drive-in "welcome messages", two terrific trailers, a beautiful Mighty Mouse cartoon, and then the double feature!
"So, get comfortable, folks! Just sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!" 
Enjoy!_
OUT OF THIS WORLD SCI - FI DOUBLE FEATURE - FLIGHT TO MARS and THE MAN FROM PLANET X
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| Krel wrote: | It would be hard for the Aliens to invade a planet where they can't breath the atmosphere. They would be stuck living in sealed bunkers, which is not a good condition for ruling a world, where if they breach your walls, you loose your atmosphere.
But then, they might not have wanted to rule Earth, just have a place to live. With their planet roaming through space, they would be used to living in a sealed environment. Living on a planet with a hostile atmosphere may be preferable to aimlessly wandering the universe without end. |
This fine post by Krel (David) makes me wish he hadn't apparently left All Sci-Fi because we disagreed on political matters which involved our former president. 
Unfortunately, All Sci-Fi member Alltare (Steve) informed me several years ago that he also chose to leave for the same reason.
Both David and Steve offered some fine posts. I miss both of their contributions.
Gentlemen, I'm not trying to open a political debate.
I'm simply lamenting the loss of two valuable members who strongly disagreed with my own political views. So, please don't reopen that highly polarized discussion. I'm just hoping you'll offer a few intelligent replies to the comments by these two lost members.
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