thunder/lighting just rolled thru seattle.... check out a pic Komo got

 

I was wondering what that bright flash was. For a second I thought my brain kicked back into workin order....

 

That is awesome! Where's my thunder and lightning?

 

I placed a hold on it for now... deciding if i wanna keep it or not...
may need the 1.2 gigawatts of power for my flux capacitor

 

damn thats some gnarly lightning!

 

Will that work in an xB? I thought time travel was only achieved in a Delorian?

 

that is an awesome picture

 

that was the 80s .. times have changed... most for the better lol

 

Oh yeah, duh... McFly! And in 1985 through 2006, plutonium is STILL NOT available at every corner drugstore.

I guess if you're going to build a time machine, you might as well do it in style!

 

will that thing even DO 88mph?

 

We haven't seen this movie a lot, have we? ;)

I wonder if the younger people even know what we're talking about, lol.

 

HEY!!.. with a good tail wind... anything is possible

 

TBS.... you'll catch it on TBS about once a month minimum...lol

 

Yes, it's on often, isn't it, lol?

This movie has to surely make it's way onto every one our age's top 10 movies of all time... if not top 5.

 

My mom had a delorean. ive never even seen that full movie.

 

all to familiar with that movie. Wow what a blast from the past.

Yeah I saw the Lightning from the dealership it was wild and the hail set off the alarm in the xB.

it was wierd and funny at the same time.

 

I beleive i'ts actually 1.21 as Doc Brown said wasn't it? Otherwise it would fail at the event horizon causing a surge in the power unit. Imagine every cell in your body exploding at the speed of light. That would be bad.
(lines borrowed from Back to the Future and Ghostbusters. Thank you.)

 

I think you're right, grymson... it is 1.21 and it's jigawatts, not gigawatts. And kudos on the Ghostbusters!

 

Great scott!

 

Actually it is gigawatts, but in the movie Doc pronounced it jigawatts.