I (somewhat) recently understood that comics as an artistic expression is pretty damn wonderful. (One of many similar things usually associated with kids I discovered first as an adult.)
Anyway, monologue from Punisher:
"Heading deeper into the swamp strikes me as a lousy idea."
Ska inte säga att det är oundvikligt, men om du tjänar pengar på att använda djur lutar oddsen förmodligen starkt åt misskötsel ju mer efterfrågan ökar. Ibland behöver den nog inte ens öka.
Sean played in two of my favorite bands: Death and Cynic. I like all of Cynic's music but the EP 'Carbon-based Anatomy' is a record that has had a direct therapeutic role in my life. The album he played on in Death was "Human". Suffice to say: the existential connotations slowly nudged my view of the world.
This... I'm truly sad. The amount of time I've spent actively listening to albums that Sean was on must amount to months.
One of the few drummers whose parts I've picked apart and talked about at length. A lot of people have skill and popularity; fleeting qualities. Being interesting is harder to accomplish.
Ja... Klassiskt knep dock. "Bogeyman, Bogeyman, Bogeyman... Ge oss tillåtelse att spionerna på en majoritet för att sätta dit en väldigt liten minoritet. Annars kommer världen gå under."
!listening Crowbar - Liquid Sky and Cold Black Earth
I like this song, and I definitely "like-like" Crowbar. However, in a line like: "Thank you for this new rebirth" the word 'new' seem awfully superfluous .
Seems to me to that a rebirth implies that something is new. I suppose you could be all "Buddhist" about it. But then again, repeatedly being reborn seem to imply that we're talking about something old. In which case the line still doesn't make sense.
I wish I could be reborn in a world where they replace 'new' with silence. Possibly 'cold'. 'Cold rebirth'. Nonsense, but it sounds kinda cool.
I'm sort of glad that I switched to 'borg' a while back. The various front-ends to duplicity, or "plain" duplicity, always felt utterly counter-intuitive. 'borg' == easy peasy.
When accidentally managed to misplace a substantial part of my study notes and actually managed to retrieve them... I'm glad I'm not a dum-dum all the time.
Saved me hours, possibly days even, of re-reading the literature and re-writing the notes.
Förmodligen det steget som kräver minst ansträngning av de ovanstående.
"Burn them all," Aerys said, "Burn them in their homes. Burn them in their beds."
Either they intend to award the prize at random no matter who participated in the survey, or it's not anonymous at all.
Gets even worse when you think about how they intend to make policy out of it all. Yeah, the survey is not skewed at all. Might as well have had monkey ticking in the boxes with their feces.
@tomas Cute pea. Not alike, but not too dissimilar to a flea.
J. T-K (xxvii@social.umeahackerspace.se)'s status on Sunday, 16-Jun-2019 15:06:27 CEST
J. T-KOkay, scenario: you're a very blonde guy, went to an Ivy league school, found the period after graduation boring so you went out and backpacked/couch-surfed around the world. You're still doing it to this day. You like fine cheese/wine from Southern Europe where you also hang out in some very picturesque surroundings.
You manage to earn a living this way, and seem to find life pretty peachy.
This doesn't necessarily spell out privilege, but an assumption of it must be fairly accurate. A tiny fraction of people in the world are able lite that way, even with an education. But yeah, that's the way of the world. Capitalism.
However, when you end your little "online curriculum vitae" with an uplifting quote, which amounts to "live life, because you'll die and be happy and sprinkle rainbows on your pancakes" that _you yourself authored. _
That's some sick "Ayn-Rand-on-ecstasy"-shit. I feel confused. Don't know if it pisses me off more than it amuses me.
@tomas Depends on if the put more stock in the green part than the ethical part of their veganism. If it's the later they will probably eat the lice because it's a homegrown source of protein.