

Yeah we know. Our at least those paying attention do.
Yeah we know. Our at least those paying attention do.
Jack in the movie Titanic is actually a serial killer. Rose is his accomplice. Dead bodies keep showing up throughout the ship, people start to panic before the iceberg. The ship still hits the iceberg and still sinks. His final kill is kathy bates’s character. She was the lady in the actual movie that was actually nice to him and helped him get a nice suit. (If my memory is correct). Don’t even need to go full gore.
So true. Just randomly call someone. If they pick up, start a conversation.
That’s an interesting thought
2000s smelled like, burnt bodies, charred buildings and camels.
Too soon?
Like both legislative statutes and the regulations promulgated by government agencies, executive orders are subject to judicial review and may be overturned if the orders lack support by statute or the Constitution. Some policy initiatives require approval by the legislative branch, but executive orders have significant influence over the internal affairs of government, deciding how and to what degree legislation will be enforced, dealing with emergencies, waging wars, and in general fine-tuning policy choices in the implementation of broad statutes.
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So yeah there is a legal basis
I would like to abolish subscription fees for most items that really shouldn’t have subscription fees. If you bought the item, it should be yours. That’s the point of buying the item.
Either Hawaii, or someplace like Sweden or Ireland
I agree with all of what you said. Both paragraphs
Find the last winning lottery numbers that somebody did not pick, very large lottery like billion dollar in size. Go back in time go tothe appropriate states so I don’t have to reveal my identity and win.
I won’t tell anybody that I want. I just tell my friends and family. Hey, I made money on the stock market here some extra cash for you.
Then I jump into the future and find the cures for Alzheimer’s dementia, congestive heart failure, kidney failure, liver failure, how to give a person 20/20 vision with just a pill or something, same way to fix hearing. Jump a couple hundred years beyond that to make sure there wasn’t some sort of long-term effect.
Then I bring those cures back here along with exactly how to make them. I patent them and license them. The charge I would license the cure is out to other companies so they can make them. The cost for them to make the cure what I would charge them. Would be basically my cost. I would just charge my attorney fees and any other taxes I might get charged. And then I would charge five dollars a year. I don’t mean five dollars a year per vile, I mean five dollars a year. Just let the companies make it and distribute it. If some company got greedy and decided to charge a super high amount, I’d build my own company to distribute it.
Maybe go far enough to find a solution for the micro plastics that we created. And bring that back and fix the environment.
After I did all that, now it’s time to have some fun.
Getting enough money so I could buy the entire Stargate franchise from Amazon. Hire on the original co-creators and the original writers and make a of new episodes. And tell them 25 episodes per season five seasons guaranteed. If no broadcaster wants to broadcast if no streaming service wants to pick it up, I’ll just go straight to DVD/Blu-ray/4K. Yeah, I know there’s a bunch of people that don’t want that many episodes per season, I don’t care I’d make that many episodes per .😁
Can’t argue with that.
I run a business. Can running a business without a smart phone be done? Yes. Is it a pain in the ass in today’s world? Hell yes.
got an iphone 15 last year. will be quite a few years before i buy another phone. I keep it until they no longer support it. (so far haven’t had one die before that point)
Age 20.
Wait. If the body stays at that age. What happens when the mind dies? Does the body still keep going? Blood keep pumping? What do we do with the bodies? Billions of bodies? Burn the bodies for power generation?
At my age at least I won’t live to see it.
Just don’t crash on my grave.
Yeah sure. Right after I take an ice pick to my nuts.
Never watched anything else worth him in it. Haven’t seen any of his stand up comedy bits so nothing else to judge on. On this show I’ve not seen anything from him that’s funny. There was some pieces that were less painful to watch.Just nothing that I’d call funny.
See if I can find it
Yeah let’s add that to the mix
Travelers - more seasons
Stargate Atlantis - more seasons
The Voice - more episodes per season. Add about 4 episodes. Maybe 5.
The Equalizer - that they casted someone who could run and actually fight. You can see how it is filmed that half the stuff is cut shots. I don’t expect actual blood or broken bones but make the fight sequence look real. Also cut way back on the side stories. I’m considering cutting the show.
Lego Masters - cut the main host. He is not funny and makes the show hard to watch at times.
The star wars series on Disney plus - put them on physical media. Let me buy them.
As long as the individual at question has chosen their own path why would I care?
Moving on to something more important.