Everything posted by rjshae
- The All Things Political Topic - Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence
- The All Things Political Topic - Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence
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What You've Done Today...or yesterday...or what you are doing RIGHT THIS MINUTE!!!
It always did feel a bit revolting.
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What You've Done Today...or yesterday...or what you are doing RIGHT THIS MINUTE!!!
Well, except perhaps for the majority who migrated here following the civil war (including myself). The Brits abolished slavery in 1837, so we were a bit ahead of you chaps. But fair enough.
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What You've Done Today...or yesterday...or what you are doing RIGHT THIS MINUTE!!!
Well, not to sound negative, but that is a holiday specifically for a minority of the population. For most people it has little relevance. We might as well make Cinco de Mayo a holiday while we're at it.
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The TV and Streaming Thread: That's Entertainment!
That trend has been happening over the past four years, so I doubt it's a seasonal effect.
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New Scientific Discoveries, Part Vier
The First Images from Vera Rubin are About to Drop Prepare to drink from the firehose...
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The TV and Streaming Thread: That's Entertainment!
Streaming surpasses broadcast and cable TV viewing in US for first time I looks like the viewership battle is all but over, at least in the USA.
- The All Things Political Topic - Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence
- The All Things Political Topic - Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence
- The All Things Political Topic - Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence
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Cinema and Movie Thread: coming 2 a theater near u
They should call it "Spaceballs To", just to mess with the grammar space nazi's. It's good to see Mel Brooks still kicking around at 98.
- The All Things Political Topic - Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence
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The TV and Streaming Thread: That's Entertainment!
I can access it on Hulu, but apparently it's also on Roku or Plex (per Just watch). I hear ya. Recently I started switching between (Roku-accessible) streaming services every few months, just to watch different shows. I'm expecting that there will be more and more consolidation over time.
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Anime and Manga - New Season
I'm just curious why so much anime seems to feature slavery? Is it because there's less of a cultural inhibition in Japan?
- The All Things Political Topic - Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence
- The All Things Political Topic - Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence
- The All Things Political Topic - Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence
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The TV and Streaming Thread: That's Entertainment!
I actually enjoy watching How It's Made. It's very calming; must be the predictability of its presentation and how everything progresses logically.
- The All Things Political Topic - Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence
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The All Things Political Topic - Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence
The way the two sides are(n't) talking at each other, this all seems to be heading in a really bad direction. *sigh* If this ends up in a civil war, I suspect it will be along, brutal guerilla war that will ultimately destroy the nation. There aren't going to be clear-cut front lines, and we won't recognize the country when it's over. But we will be a great (third-world) nation afterward. So, congratulations MAGA.
- Music: Sharing and Listening - Where words fail, music speaks
- Random video game news... RNG is your friend!
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Wag More Bark Less -- Cute and Funny Animal Pics
- The TV and Streaming Thread: That's Entertainment!
I finished watching the Andor series; overall it was really good, probably the best star wars sequence I've seen, even counting the original trilogy. The curious thing is that watching Rogue One at the end only made that movie seem rushed. There was much less character development compared to Andor, and the result was the ending didn't feel that tragic. I wonder what it would have been like if Rogue One was season 3 of Andor? That would never happen, of course, because it was an expensive series. But then I also wondered what made it so expensive? Was it all the expansive sets they built? It was well done and felt very organic to the setting. I don't think I saw any half measures. - The TV and Streaming Thread: That's Entertainment!