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'Rowdy' Roddy Piper Drops Bombshell: "They Live" Was A Documentary
Former wrestling superstar 'Rowdy Roddy Piper' has dropped a bombshell via Twitter, the movie 'They Live' was a documentary. "They Live" was a John Carpenter 1988 film that starred Piper as a drifter who fended off an alien invasion and according to recent 'Rowdy Roddy' tweets, the movie was not science fiction but actually a documentary. If you don't remember, Rowdy Roddy's character was armed with special sunglasses that allowed him to see the aliens walking among us, secretly controlling the media, banking and the government as shown in this first video and second videos below. Does Rowdy Roddy know something that we don't know and is this proof that aliens actually DO control most of our society? Piper also warns us via tweets below to keep our guns, it's a matter of freedom.
Elton John Sounds Off On Miley Cyrus While Crushing On Liam Hemsworth – Watch Now!
ohmyGAHH!! Apparently, Elton John has a soft spot, or in his case, a hard spot for Miley Cyrus‘ ex fiance Liam Hemsworth.
But c’mon, who doesn’t?
While chatting on the Ellen DeGeneres Show, Elton voiced his opinion on the Wrecking Ball singer and her VMAs performance (yes we’re still talking about it).
He told Ellen:
“I’ve been in the business a long time, let me tell you what worked at the VMAs. Miley Cyrus went on and performed like she did. And the whole purpose of VMAs when you got all these big artists competing against each other for attention is to flatten the opposition. She flattened the opposition.”
Afterwards, the 66-year-old superstar gushed about the singer’s former flame, he said:
“I’ll take her old boyfriend though.”
Say it ain’t so, but the Rocket Man‘s still got it! HAHA!
PRESS PLAAAY!!
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Elton John Sounds Off On Miley Cyrus While Crushing On Liam Hemsworth – Watch Now! also appeard on Celebrity Magnet.
Day 1 Results – Lambrecht Chevrolet Company Collection Auction
In the wee hours of the morning, while those staying in an around Pierce, Nebraska for the Lambrecht Chevrolet Company collection auction dreamt of the barn finds that await them, rain showers rolled in turning the auction field into veritable marshland. It wasn’t enough to deter the droves of potential buyers and general spectators as they rolled into the northwest edge of Pierce, where the history-making auction began at 9:30 a.m.
Though the rain had subsided by daybreak, the morning started out at a brisk 50 degrees, but as soon as the sun peaked through the clouds, it proved quite pleasant—and it made for a comfortable atmosphere where, at the end of Day 1, around $2 million dollars in vehicle purchases occurred.
As we jockeyed into position to hear the VanDerBrink auction team call out lot numbers, vehicle descriptions, and ultimately bid prices, the auction start held close to plan and some memorabilia went first. Shortly after 11:00 a.m. the vehicle portion of the auction begun and we quickly found ourselves surrounded by what had to be at least 20,000 fellow interested enthusiasts of all ages.
The Corvette pedal car was the first big sell and its high bid reached $16,000. The 1958 Cameo Pickup with 1.3 miles was the first vehicle auctioned off and its selling price would surely set the tone for the remainder of the day. The crowd was in awe as bids trickled past $80,000 and gasps could be heard as it crept toward the six-figure mark. It seemingly surpassed that mark as quickly as it achieved it and headed toward $125,000. When the auction finally closed, the turquoise-and-black pickup drew a whopping $140,000!
The remaining top ten vehicles sold on Day 1 include: a 1963 Impala with 11 miles, which sold for $97,500; a 1978 Corvette Pace Car with 4.3 miles, which sold for $80,000; a 1958 Apache Pickup with 5 miles, which sold for $80,000; a 1964 Impala with 4 miles, which sold for $75,000; a 1965 Impala with 12 miles, which sold for $72,500; a 1960 Apache Pickup with 2 miles, which sold for $46,000; a 1965 Impala with 12 miles, which sold for $45,000; a 1963 Corvair Monza with 17 miles, which sold for $42,000; and another 1963 Corvair Monza with 17 miles, which sold for $40,000.
It seemed as if many of the nearly 170 cars sold on Day 1 were purchased at a premium, but plenty sold cheaply too. Because the operational condition of most was unknown and with the damage that the decades of exposure has caused on the exterior and interior, it’s difficult to say how many were bargain buys. The best purchase of the day may have been an unassuming 1974 Monte Carlo Landau, which was clearly stored indoors. Appearing rust-free, loaded with options including a 454 V-8, and just 21,000 miles on its odometer, high bid at the auction’s close was just $15,000. A valve cover had been removed off the big-block and never replaced, so operational condition is a guess, but it was otherwise complete and unaltered.
Day 2 of the Lambrecth Chevrolet Company collection starts today at 9:30 a.m. where several hundred additional vehicles will be sold. Big crowds are expected and the weather forecast calls for a perfect day, so if you’re attending arrive early!
For more info and full results, visit Vanderbrink Auctions5
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