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Ha! That was the very movie I was watching when I decided to make this thread. All late 60’s early 70’s songs, just like in the movie.
Dare I say, Part 2 might be the first movie I actually go see in the theater this year (which, by the way, is almost half over). Where the fuck does the time go?
TSRFParticipantAt some point, the Earth’s core will solidify. When that happens, the magnetic field will collapse. Charged particles from the sun will cleanse the surface of all multi-cellular organisms.
That should give hope to the rest of the universe, unless, somehow, some way, we find a way to establish a foothold off of this planet. In that case, watch out universe!TSRFParticipantOK, maybe not so much…
Damn arcane rules! The Rangers clearly scored, what the heck was that “stick over the crossbar” rule?
Can’t make this crap up…
TSRFParticipantHe may have 100 years. Me, I’m sure I have less.
100 years. Better than the 5 Bowie said we had left…
“Five Years”
Pushing thru the market
square
so many mothers sighing
News had just come over,
we had five years left to cry inNews guy wept and told us
earth was really dying
Cried so much his face was wet
then I knew he was not lyingI heard telephones, opera house, favourite melodies
I saw boys, toys electric irons and T.V.’s
My brain hurt like a warehouse
it had no room to spare
I had to cram so many things
to store everything in there
And all the fat-skinny people, and all the tall-short people
And all the nobody people, and all the somebody people
I never thought I’d need so many peopleA girl my age went off her head
hit some tiny children
If the black hadn’t a-pulled her off, I think she would have killed themA soldier with a broken arm, fixed his stare to the wheel of a Cadillac
A cop knelt and kissed the feet of a priest
and a queer threw up at the sight of that
I think I saw you in an ice-cream parlour
drinking milk shakes cold and long
Smiling and waving and looking so fine
don’t think you knew you were in this songAnd it was cold and it rained so I felt like an actor
And I thought of Ma and I wanted to get back there
Your face, your race, the way that you talk
I kiss you, you’re beautiful, I want you to walkWe’ve got five years, stuck on my eyes
We’ve got five years, what a surprise
We’ve got five years, my brain hurts a lot
We’ve got five years, that’s all we’ve gotTSRFParticipantI was back and forth between the Yankees / Red Sox and the Rangers / Ottawa. For me, good ending for the baseball game, bad ending for the hockey.
I did peek at the draft for a few minutes, looked like they had a hell of a lot of people in Philly. Now, if all of them had voted for Clinton instead of Trump, things would be very different right now…TSRFParticipantFuck Russia.
They need to be put on “Ignore”.
Fuck Exxon. Stick your drills up your ass holes you mother fucking greedy fucks.
That is all.
TSRFParticipantThere’s a Moon in the Sky (called the Moon) – B-52’s
There’s a moon in the sky
It’s called the moon
And everybody is there, including,
Saturn, Mercury
Saturn, Venus
Saturn, Mars
Saturn, Jupiter
The Van Allen BeltRoll-roll-roll-roll-rollin’ in Andromeda
Won-ton-ton-ton rama-in-AndromedaThere’s too many rings—This is the Space Age
There’s too many things—This is the Space Age
Just ain’t no atmosphere tonightIf you’re lucky you get to ride in a gold meteorite
If you’re not, you get a mouth, a mouthful of red Kryptonite
You better move over
Here comes a Super-nova
Kryptonite- – –
Destination moonIf you’re in outer space
Don’t feel out of place
’cause there are thousands of others like you
Others like you
Others like youWell there’s a moon, it’s in the sky
It’s called the moon
And everybody is there ‘cluding
‘ranus
Neptune
‘ranus
Pluto
Destination moonMany gamma rays around it
Van Allen Belt surrounds it
This is the Space Age
Please don’t worry
This is the Space Age
Just don’t worry
This is the Space Age
Others like you
Ahhh ahhh……….TSRFParticipantPrague was my favorite. It must have been so different under the Nazis and then the Communists. Interestingly, more people spoke English there than in Geneva, which was good, because I couldn’t make heads or tails of written Czech. At least when I see signs in German, I can sort of figure out what they mean. Not so much with Czech. We did take a three and a half hour bus / walking tour of the city in English. Prague Castle is amazing. It is HUGE! My one regret was everything in the Jewish quarter was shut down because of Passover. I would have liked to roam through the temples and the the other sights.
Zooey, the B-2 is a stealth bomber that may be able to penetrate N. Korea’s air defenses (or maybe not, since they are so layered). The C-130 is a turboprop transport plane. No way it gets near any N. Korean nuclear site without complete control of the skies first (and complete supression of their antiaircraft grid).
TSRFParticipantHey, Billy. I had a tangential experience, but it wasn’t intentional; I was in Europe on vacation last week.
I had no phone, and barely watched TV in any of the hotels. I did see a German newspaper in a train station either the day of or the day after the cruise missile strike. It was a picture of Trump with a headline followed by an exclamation point. I just thought, “Great; what has he done this time?”.
I was in three cities, Geneva, Como, Italy and Prague (then back to Geneva for the last night).
My wife watched BBC and CNN International one of the nights in Prague when me and my son went to a jazz club (I know, very Bohemian of us!).I did watch some BBC the last night in Geneva, but the main topic was this ultra right neo- fascist French bitch.
It was like I was in a time warp, because once we got back late Thursday, it seemed all the same topics were being discussed on MSNBC.
Personally, I think the cruise missile strike was a smoke screen that benefited Trump and Putin. Trump gets to say he’s tough on Russia, Russia gets to sell Syria more planes.
Also, this whole MOAB thing sends no message to North Korea; maybe if it could be dropped from a B-2, but the damn thing can only be dropped from a C-130.
TSRFParticipantHaving just returned from Geneva (and Lake Como and Prague; beautiful time of year to visit all three, IMO), my theory is the only one that makes sense to me. I mean, there would be a mountain of leftover fondue, and that’s not something casual observers could overlook. Wait, maybe they hollowed out one or more of their mountains and are storing it there…
Maybe I need to refine my theory a bit.
I just hope I haven’t already targeted myself for liquidation by the Secret Society of the Hidden Cheese…TSRFParticipantStupid scientists… Everyone knows the moon is made of cheese.
My theory is there is a mini black hole somewhere in the Geneva area, and all the leftover fondue gets dumped in to it. Then, there is a white hole at the center of the moon that replenishes the mantle of cheese.
TSRFParticipantSad, dark period in our modern history.
Not as sad or dark as our “Manifest Destiny” eradication of the native Americans in the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries, but pretty close.
I toyed with the idea of registering as Muslim if they ever had a registry, but the idea of being sent to a camp like the one the Japanese Americans were sent to is too fucking scary.
TSRFParticipant“This Video has been removed by the user”
Got any notes on the subject?
March 27, 2017 at 5:57 pm in reply to: Civilian deaths from US airstrikes hit record high under Trump #66729TSRFParticipantI dunno.
I don’t even know what I was watching (so the following comments have less credibility than the article I’m commenting on), but it was regarding the latest supposed air strike and when Iraqi security forces got there, there were a lot of bodies, but it looked a lot more like an ISIS IED implosion of the building than a US airstrike. Kind of like they herded all the victims into the building and then detonated it. I guess, to blame us?
Personally, I think Trump has shown restraint from not going on a full out bombing campaign like he stated he would. Maybe too much pressure on the home front?
Believe me, there are lots of reasons why I son’t like the man or what he is doing, but I don’t think he is making a concerted effort to kill as many civilians as he can (at least not outside the US…).
TSRFParticipantI hear you, Billy.
You want to get all crazy about this, you can start to think that this is exactly how the GOP wanted this to go down:
Trump gets in trouble.
Trump gets impeached.
Pence takes over (literally and figuratively…).
March 24, 2017 at 11:38 pm in reply to: Senate vote allows hibernating bears and cubs to be hunted in their dens #66657TSRFParticipantRoger Waters, from “Perfect Sense Part 2”:
Can’t you see
It all makes perfect sense
Expressed in dollars and cents
Pounds shillings and pence
Can’t you see
It all makes perfect senseSad…
March 24, 2017 at 9:54 pm in reply to: Senate vote allows hibernating bears and cubs to be hunted in their dens #66654TSRFParticipantWhere’s the sport in that?
TSRFParticipantMaddow going at this hard right now.
If even a quarter of this is true, Mannafort needs to go to jail, maybe even Gitmo…
and his ex-boss, well, time to go.
March 22, 2017 at 5:51 pm in reply to: Billy asked about "Iron Fist". What other shows are you watching? #66602TSRFParticipantDoes MSNBC count?
My wife is really in to “Billions” and explained the entire last episode to me as we walked during lunch hour yesterday.
I caught a few episodes of “The man in the high castle” on Amazon Prime. I thought it was well done, but I’ve always been a sucker for alternate history stories (my favorite original Start Trek episode is “Mirror, mirror”).
TSRFParticipantHmm. this got me thinking, “What the hell ever happened to the new Star Trek series that was supposed to start in January?”
Here’s the latest:
Seems like it needs to overcome some inertia…
I hope it is good. Always was Star Trek vs. Star Wars.
Looking forward to Capaldi’s last season as Dr. Who (not like I was looking forward to Matt Smith’s: I was hoping Matt would go. Going to miss Capaldi..).
TSRFParticipantI like it. Our specials are truly special, and will continue to be so. I think the next jersey I get is going to be a Hekker.
TSRFParticipantRachel Maddow is becoming must see TV in my household. At least up until Trump gets impeached.
And then we’ll watch the victory laps for a week or two.TSRFParticipantTwo snow days here in CT; yesterday and today. They were actually our 4th and 5th snow days of the year, having one this past Friday too.
My back hurts. 52 and 3/4 years on this planet, think I’m going to finally buy a snow blower this off season, especially since my son will be going off to college.
Also had to buy a new mailbox. The old one is gone without a trace, but the post was still standing. I’m sure it will turn up once the snow melts. I hope there is nothing in it but bills…
March 14, 2017 at 4:21 am in reply to: "route running & why what Robert Woods does is so important" #66255TSRFParticipantDid you see that Bill Barnwell on ESPN gave the Wells signing a D+? Here’s his write up:
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After Marquise Goodwin picked up two years and $8 million from the 49ers Wednesday, the league’s primal urge to sign non-Sammy Watkins receivers away from the Bills hit a fever pitch on Thursday with the Woods signing. Los Angeles committed five years and $39 million for Woods to replace Kenny Britt in their lineup, including $15 million guaranteed. This comes one year after the Rams gave Tavon Austin a four-year, $42-million extension with an unreal $28.5 million in guarantees, a deal that might be the worst contract in football this year. Unless the Rams stretch his roster bonus (which would be an even worse idea), Austin is going to get $15 million in 2017, which will be the third-highest cap hit for a wideout in football.
It looks like the Rams overpaid Robert Woods to come to Los Angeles. Bill Streicher/USA Today Sports
What are the Rams getting with Woods? It’s hard to tell. He hasn’t been particularly productive, despite spending all four of his seasons in Buffalo as a starting wide receiver. Among the 33 wideouts with 45 or more starts since 2013, Woods ranks 28th in receptions, 31st in receiving yards and tied for 31st in touchdowns. He’s still young — Woods turns 25 in April — but there isn’t much evidence that he is developing as a pass-catcher.The other benefit to Woods is his blocking as a wideout, and indeed, he might be one of the best blockers in football on the edge. He offers value there, but how often do teams really value blocking in their wide receivers? Isn’t it likely that the Rams could have picked up a decent blocker on the edge at wideout for a fraction of Woods’ price? Woods feels like a weak-hitting first baseman with a good glove, where the secondary skill is useful but doesn’t do nearly enough to mitigate his missing bat.
TSRFParticipantWell it has started here in CT (ahead of schedule) and the cat is not happy.
I read somewhere that cats are sensitive to barometric pressure. That’s why there were so many ship’s cats; they get agitated when low pressure approaches.
Anyway, mine got pretty damned agitated and woke me up to tell me about it a half hour ago.
The Governor just issued a travel ban (for everybody, not just Muslims) starting at 5 AM and ending TBD.
Going to fill the bath tub with water just in case we lose ‘lectricity…
TSRFParticipantSpring snow melts quick. If it really upsets you so much, Florida is always an option. Just saying.
TSRFParticipantI definitely want to see a FA Center. I also want to see Hav staying at RT and GR going to guard.
I want to see growth from the QB position. Once that happens, wins will follow.
TSRFParticipantFirst off, I like Keenum, but understand it is time for Mannion to back up. I hope CK ends up somewhere like Denver, where he may have a chance to start (or maybe not, since Kubiak retired).
For players I’d like to see return, in order: Bennie, McDonald, The Leg, Reynolds.
Haven’t seen enough of Thomas to have a feel either way, but have had enough of a tease to know it is time to part with Quick.
TSRFParticipantSounds old. I hope he holds up.
Maybe he is eating the same diet that Tom Brady is…
March 4, 2017 at 5:38 pm in reply to: the 2017 uni (whole thing) (still some gold on the jersey) #65863TSRFParticipantMaybe the players can roll up their sleeves?
Wasn’t that the Jim Burt look (1980’s Giant DL)?
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