A 1 star review of Scooters Bar and Grill by Ali N.: https://www.yelp.com/biz/scooters-bar-and-grill-kelso-2?hrid=ya23S38Jiis93D7BXRuENA&utm_source=ashare&ref=yelp-android
I think I already shared this on here but I just wanted to make sure. 😁
[Giving Voice to Depression] 207 – Cognitive Behavior Therapy #givingVoiceToDepression
[Giving Voice to Depression] 207 – Cognitive Behavior Therapy #givingVoiceToDepression https://podcastaddict.com/episode/140496177 via @PodcastAddict
This seems extremely useful! I’m only a third of the way into it but this seems like great information for people to have.
The revisions made to Star Trek (TOS) are a sad, weak travesty. 😭
And they are symptomatic of the capitalist farce that has engulfed the world and threatens to doom its inhabitants.
“Remastering” is a hilarious way to refer to what has been done to the original content. 🙂 Why not say “reimagining” and go all the way to Stupid Town! No, nothing was mastered or remastered but simply fucked up and ruined, spoiled.
The Global Police State
Learn while you can, folks!
The Intellectual Property Farce
I contend that the massive conceptual success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe proves that the notion of “intellectual property” (how fucking vulgar, actually) is absurd.
Basically, by *erasing* intellectual property boundaries allowed Marvel to pull off what they did with integrity and distinction, and class, and soul.
When will our society take back our art and creativeness from these lowly, ground-feeding money-measurers??? Our ideas are our own, which means they belong to all of us, because we are all connected, know it or not. 🙂 ❤
FYI, I went to The Meadows in order to try to save my marriage, and now I’m watching One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest on Netflix. :-))))
- https://www.netflix.com/title/825812
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Flew_Over_the_Cuckoo’s_Nest_(film)
- https://www.gentlepathmeadows.com/
- https://www.themeadows.com/about/locations/gentle-path-at-the-meadows/
I’m having all kinds of special feelings right now. :-)))))
David Foster Wallace discusses Consumerism (2003)
Very poignant observations on our pathetic consumerist society by the eminent, late David Foster Wallace.
Also worth reading or listening to is This is Water. I say that to myself on an almost daily basis now; “This is water.“
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