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@hawaiiboy great movie
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@agiletortoise would you prefer a one party system?
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@skoobz set up multiple identities and emails. Easy to do. Will work on average company. Won’t work in anything that matters (banks), but they are but suppose to sell your information anyway
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@numericcitizen well I guess it’s look at it differently. I have had some friends over the years (I am guess you have too) that are very bright, but have little common sense. Surgeons that literally can’t change a light bulb; engineers that can’t assemble a garage shelf; brilliant tech guy with zero social skills. I would still call them intelligent - not stupid. They may be awkward, incapable, or just outright wrong. It I still consider them smart
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@skoobz you should wonder what are they not doing …
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@jordon a comic genius … truly
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@numericcitizen really? You think Elon Musk is stupid. He might be arrogant, flamboyant, charlatan, etc… but I wouldn’t call him stupid
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@manton You are way off the mark here.
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@hawaiiboy Definitely agree with that. I order the same tings at my favorite restaurants all the time. Why? Because I like them!
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@amerpie Thanks. Early morning fog burning off on a flat calm bay. It was surreal.
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@hawaiiboy that’s interesting. I would have thought it would be the opposite - at least it is in most businesses. You need something that distinguishes you from the pact or better execution. Preferably both.
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@amerpie if there is a cat 4 or 5 coming your way or a chance that it will be one at landfall, leave. We didn’t (20 miles inland and high elevation (100 ‘) high for Florida)). Regret it.
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@robertbreen thanks. Nothing more serene than a calm sea at sunset. And nothing more terrifying than angry sea in darkness.
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@amerpie thanks. Have had some people try to buy this card before, but I can’t bring myself to sell it. Piece of American history.
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@aa B5 all the way. perfect size
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@mingo I wouldn’t trust gmail either. You will outlive it. You want things that will outlive you
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@markavey impressive. I bet more impressive to see through a viewfinder
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@JohnBrady totally agree!
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@jean puppy. Only 10 weeks. So tiny …
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@Christopher when I see that all I can think about is Yankee Hotel Foxtrot - Wilco.
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@patrickrhone One of my business partners went to Africa a few years ago. He never stops talking about it. Even changed his ringtone to the "Lion King" theme. Glad you and your family are enjoying yourselves.
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@peterw Never heard of them before, but checked out the site. $100 or s for an auto, decent looking watch, titanium watch. Sign me up!
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@manton I disagree. His actions were intentional and did enormous damage people. And I believe he is remorseless and will do it again. After all, he is one of the smartest guys around...just ask him.
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@hawaiiboy I stopped watching MM years ago. I just don’t care anymore. Weird for me, but true.
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@robertbreen Movie is good. I thought part 2 was better than part 1, but both pretty good. Hard to cover such a complex story in only 2 movies though, so there is a lot left out - and they change a couple of things ...of course. Still pretty good though. I have not seen the 1984 David Lynch version, but it is on my list.
On the book, read it for the first time a year or two ago, just before part 1 came out. I was simply astounded. For its age, way ahead of its time. And I also couldn't get over the idea that Lucas patterned Star Wars on it. Scene after scene seemed to be straight from Star Wars... but then you think - no, its the other way around.
You know what they say: you can patent an expression, but not an idea. Lucas took that to heart.