Going out and interacting with other people is selfish, full stop.

Pretty opportunistic article. The opportunity being to stir the shit.

No lips.

@klaus said in Yuja, spare us the skintight sonata: I wonder whether I could propel my piano career by showing (even) more skin. Thoughts? Yes, but only if you can play a sonata with your penis.

@jolly said in An entire state is being cancelled: Time to end any anti-trust privileges they have under Federal law. It's always a good time to end anti-trust privileges.

Speaking of cancel potential, a few years ago I found out he would privately refer to James Baldwin as “Martin Luther Queen”.

@mik said in Superman sings the hits in Atlanta: In country music a whole lot of the top artists are playing covers, at least in that they didn't write the songs. I love that they're still doing it, though. It makes the world better. Photography's similar. It's the visual equivalent of guitarists: not that special of a thing anymore, and not an aspiration that most kids currently share. But there's even more shit out there that's amazing than there used to be. I follow one guy who works a campsite in the desert out west somewhere. He takes absolutely amazing landscapes as he checks the site each day. He'll never be famous but who cares. John Free completed a 30-year photo project documenting railroad tramps in Los Angeles. Over the years, he moved his body shop closer to the rail yards to make this easier for him. He's been hired by all the magazines you've ever heard of to do photojournalism but he still kept his auto body business, and no one's ever heard of him. He finally put a book together, and you bet your ass I bought it. Who in the hell cares whether or not people become famous. That's not the point. I'm glad that in the midst of all the silly shit going on out there, plenty of people still care about trying to make and do amazing things.

@lufins-dad said in Dune 2021: Go back and read the book again first, then go see the movie? Or watch the movie and then read the book? I've read it 3 times, most recently about a year ago, so it's pretty fresh in my mind. However, I don't think you'd miss much by seeing the movie first. There are subtle differences, and things the movie skips (Gurney's suspicions of Jessica), but overall, it's a really good adaptation. See the movie first, then read the book to flesh it out, and then wait two years for the finale.

I think I posted something about this a few years ago. I can certainly see applications for business flight.

These are library books, in school libraries.

Probably disgruntled parents...

https://twitter.com/jdwklopper/status/1453441445092753415?s=21

True. Great grandpa ate at least one every morning. It finally killed him at 93.

Impressive.

He ain't half-bad.

@lufins-dad said in Dropping the kids off at school: This is the first one that I've seen that mentions race On Adam 12 they always mentioned race

Looks as if they have a photo of the guy, so it is only a question of time until his identity is revealed. Reports are he punched the attendant twice in the face. The pilot asked for a couple of able bodied folks to come to the front of the plane for assistance. Kind of wish Brock Lesnar was on the plane. [image: 1635555802212-09af5914-6ed1-4794-9659-b8c336128a2c-image.png]

If you see it every day you finally get the point where you don't even notice it. The little red light can get boring after a while, too......

Lol!!!