Something about heels and stockings…..

Rob Reiner “meathead of All in the Family “was killed tonight by his son.
I don’t care for his politics but he didn’t have to be killed

Don't fall for the lie that you need a college degree to have a thriving intellectual life. You could be a sanitation worker and enjoy Shakespeare in your free time. Great art and the great books are for everyone; all you need is curiosity and a mind enthralled by learning.

For certain “professional “ careers such as Legal, Medicine, Architecture, engineering, yes you need a degree. Other careers ? No

THIs liberal/LGBT logic……
https://x.com/BillboardChris/status/1999667574674448752

SAAAAMMMIIIIII
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says ‘climate change’ is the main reason why illegal, military-aged Muslim men are coming to the UK and Europe.
Is he right?
LOL

LMFAO

https://x.com/NowPammsy/status/1999158281030267391

Watch this. Peace, true peace, may just come this Christmas season.
https://x.com/lovetocook12345/status/1999323445855686900

Anti-White racism is not okay. White people, like any group, have a right to exist, thrive, and be judged by their actions, not vilified for their skin color. Targeting them for their heritage or identity is a form of bigotry, plain and simple. Defending Whiteness isn’t about supremacy, it’s about insisting that no group should be singled out or treated as inferior. Fairness and free thought demand equal respect for everyone, including White people.

Anti-White racism must end.

You thought Disney buying Fox was bad? The fact that Netflix is now big and rich enough to buy Warner Bros. signals the death of movie theaters. Some of you might see this as a good thing, but this potentially spells the destruction of movies as we know them.

The thing about streaming media is it actually affects your perception of media. Think about why people still collect vinyl records. Yes, you could just stream something on Spotify, but it's not the same experience. You go from, "I'm gonna consciously pick out a record from my shelf and put it on and listen to some music" to "Let's just put on some randomized playlist for background noise."

It's the same thing with movies. It's a lot cheaper and more convenient to stream something than it is to go to the theater, but when you do that, you go from, "I'm gonna plan my day around seeing this movie, and I'm gonna sit there with my popcorn and watch it, and it's gonna be an event" to "Eh, let's just pick something on Netflix to kill a couple hours. We can read tweets at the same time." The convenience trivializes it, makes you less likely to pay attention, and less likely to remember the experience. When the movie ends, instead of reflecting on it and analyzing it, you just say, "Okay, that's over. Onto the next thing."

And this doesn't just affect how you watch a movie, it affects how movies are actually made. Companies like Netflix know you're only half paying attention when you stream a movie, and just putting on movies in the background while you do something else. That's why they dumb down movies on purpose (and that's not a conspiracy theory, there are leaked memos confirming this). They make dialog blunt and obvious, and they make the cinematography lazy, and their movies increasingly look the same because the color grading is optimized for viewing on tiny screens. And as streaming dominates, the dumbing down of our entertainment will only get worse.