This is a little muddled, but I had some ideas I wanted to get out there.
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People hide behind the shield of ancestral abuse and fish for privilege.
This is a little muddled, but I had some ideas I wanted to get out there.
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People hide behind the shield of ancestral abuse and fish for privilege.
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Not surprising.
There are plenty of good (and bad) bands and songs that both you and I haven’t heard of.
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Entertainment > Movies >
(on Wikipedia)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101452/
The fates of two dumbasses is challenged by an man from their future, bent on bending their future-utopia into his world-domination.
An excellent movie. Though it does suffer from some generation-drift, it suffers far less than its predecessor. It’s not childish, but it is light enough to be “young”. Enjoyable, well-written and recommended. Grab a beer and some popcorn with your buddies and enjoy this at least once.
This movie inspired a one-shot comic book, and then the comic book series Bill & Ted’s Excellent Comic Book.
Finally completed An example of The Chain of Trust, a draft that had been sitting in my queue for years. Being mortal is inconvenient.
Finished watching River – (2015 show).
Watched some more Stargate SG-1 – (1997-2007 show)
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Entertainment > Movies >
(on Wikipedia)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096928/
Two dumbass kids are given a time machine to help with their oral report for history class.
These were simple times, where a movie’s comedy was as light as the effort to make it. A straightforward no-thought movie, perfect for getting drunk and talking funny. Though I recommend it, I fear it is drifting away from its original target ages and may only be good for people old enough to have already seen this.
Continues with Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey – (1991 movie)
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A long while back, this blog lost its database. That’s why it went dark for some months.
The host claimed that the database was dropped using it’s hosting control panel. This post is an examination of that claim using The Chain of Trust.
It tries to break down that claim and other possibilities to understand their likelihood and difficulty. This is a method to untangle claims to line them up and go down that list. If at any point a link in that chain is seen to be impossible, then the entire claim falls apart.
This is the reasoning that should be done with any discussion, especially something as important as the law. Make a bulleted list, go down it from start to finish. For each link, show another chain coming off of it. Any link from that parent-chain that branches must itself have one single unbroken chain.
This could be demonstrated physically, even graphically, but is straightforward to do in a top-down list (a post), a bulleted list for the main chain, bulleted lists for each link, and hyperlinks for any shared problems.
I don’t know that I demonstrated this very well, but I’ll give it a shot with a real-world claim.
Watched some more The Blacklist – (2013 show)
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Entertainment > Movies >
(on Wikipedia)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0034465/
A king’s brother takes the throne, assuming his brother is assassinated, but that brother works to regain power.
An obvious storyline, with all the cheese of old movies. I’m sure this is fantabulous and all that, but it is dry intellectual-bubblegum, with corny comedy so bad it distracts from any chance of appreciation I might have of it.
I don’t know that this was inspired by a story in One Thousand and One Nights – (book), by various
Watched some more The Blacklist – (2013 show)
Watched some more River – (2015 show)
Did a minor update of World of Warcraft pre-7.0 Discipline Priests.