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Post by t-bob on Apr 28, 2024 17:23:59 GMT -5
[...] by Coldplay and a collaboration Could you explain what this means? It's a song and editing - a bit Rob B's song (I edited and shorter/brief) I understand it. You understand it too....
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Post by t-bob on Apr 28, 2024 17:20:20 GMT -5
G'morn or afternoon
My meal has b'fast/snacks/lunch & Haiku
Fruit Yogurt ‘bana Ham Sandwich & Ginger Ale Nuts and chocolate
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Post by t-bob on Apr 28, 2024 16:30:36 GMT -5
"A dog put a smile upon your face"
Where do we go? Nobody knows I've gotta say I'm on my way down Give me style and give me grace Put a smile upon my face
Where do we go to draw the line? I've gotta say I wasted all your time, oh, honey, honey Where do I go to fall from grace? A dog put a smile upon your face, yeah
And ah, when you work it out, I'm worse than you Yeah, when you work it out, I wanted to And ah, when you work out where to draw the line Your guess is as good as mine
by Coldplay & a collaboration & edited more
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Post by t-bob on Apr 28, 2024 13:23:11 GMT -5
He’s a Yankee! a bit Met
I saw the Yankees when I was a kid 1950s Old Studium (30 times) and new ballpark -2014
I’m still a Yankee - and Californian
Play ball - “the umps suck” Boston Red Sox also.
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Post by t-bob on Apr 28, 2024 12:31:25 GMT -5
Happy birthday Day dr morris door ownership Happy Birthday more
Medium Haiku
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Post by t-bob on Apr 28, 2024 11:43:52 GMT -5
“It ain’t over” (2022) Yogi Berra Excellent movie about a tremendous human who also happens to be a sports icon. Yogi might have been under appreciated as an athlete, but he was beloved as a father, grandfather, uncle and friend to all. Watch this documentary, you’ll be happy you did.
It was almost 4 hours. It was really fun.
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Post by t-bob on Apr 27, 2024 18:21:40 GMT -5
It sucks when good people die, especially when we know them and are fond of them.
It means that we are subconsciously and emotionally thinking of them even if we do not realize it. When someone so important to us dies, we have to remember that there will come a time.......
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Post by t-bob on Apr 26, 2024 18:34:46 GMT -5
If you want out of the INR sticks, ask your doc if you are a candidate for oral anticoagulation with Eliquis. No INR needed. Affordability depends on insurance. eg. Which is cheaper Coumadin and INRs, or Eliquis alone. Ask your doc. Last year when I experienced AFib and got a pacemaker I was switched from Plavix (generic clopidogrel) to Eliquis (no generic available) my cost under my Medicare Advantage plan jumped significantly. Generic Plavix cost me $0. My first 90 day Eliquis in 2024 cost me $131. But, because Eliquis is so expensive, it drives me into another Medicare drug stage at some point in the year. Since I have not been on it a whole year I don't know how soon in the year it happens. But, my last refill in 2023 cost me $498. Eliquis is one of the drugs slated for Medicare price negotiation in 2026. Depending upon the election results in 2024 that could be reversed. I have drugs for "warfarin" "Xarelto" in Canada/Africa - incredibly cheap Xeralto - $33/month - for 3 years. Every time 33$ ----Canada Drugs in the website---
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Post by t-bob on Apr 26, 2024 17:02:57 GMT -5
Good morning or afternoon 😎 Seems to be a beautiful day in California But it does seems to be windy - no worries I have a different device. Not toilet with small tiny people ...... a pacemaker Here’s a picture. My old 10 year - now I have a new one and they say I have 10 more years - it (death) could be a day or 10 years or even more. Here’s a new one, but you can’t see the pacemaker It’s part of my skin and bandage
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Post by t-bob on Apr 25, 2024 21:42:15 GMT -5
I was thinking about to read the thread - I was busy. I had one for 10 years and now I have a new one The picture is the old one and the patient was before surgery and Dr Dey, cardiologist, gave me a shave with nurses
Kinda lucky day
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Post by t-bob on Apr 24, 2024 21:29:56 GMT -5
I saw the name go by. Do you know if it was a book first? I usually like the books better if the movies is based on one. There are so many books about Freud - the Netflix can be mysterious and muddled. But I enjoyed conversation - Freud & CS Lewis - I want more discussions A good book - "Through Clouds of Smoke" by Suzanne Leclair
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Post by t-bob on Apr 24, 2024 17:56:06 GMT -5
I don't have an account - Herald or CBS website
I wanted to see the pictures....
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It was OK. Nobody hurt. The driver was a drunkard - not Driver Lic
It sucks for the carport and owner
The Javelin "the pride" (.) ( . )
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Post by t-bob on Apr 24, 2024 15:06:08 GMT -5
We will strengthen the mind - meditation and music and writing and paint and read and walk and talk and cook..... and biking etc etc
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Post by t-bob on Apr 24, 2024 14:33:32 GMT -5
HOWARD "I like to think of Florida as "God's waiting room."
The Florida were waiting ----- older white belts, white shoes -heaven or hell-
aka Phoenix, AZ - blue hairs, white belts, white shoes
Humour humour humour.....
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Post by t-bob on Apr 24, 2024 13:46:30 GMT -5
a collaboration -a review
This Netflix original surprisingly came to my attention. It was only very recent was I aware of this film’s existence or such a high caliber actor, like Anthony Hopkins, was in the leading role. Freud’s Last Session centers on a discussion/argument between two notable figures in history. Sigmund Freud (played by Hopkins) and CS Lewis (played by actor Matthew Goode, notable roles such as The Crown and Watchmen). The topic of this creative discussion is whether or not God exists. Interesting concept no doubt, between the description and trailer I was intrigued to give this film a day.
It can be difficult at times to separate between expectations from one trailer to what is presented. I envisioned two strong actors going head-to-head for two hours arguing the existence of God. While a bottle movie may not interest every audience member; however, if done correctly, it could work depending on the subject matter. Make no mistake, the debate takes place in this film and the performances from each actor was well done. The set design was also well done, or at least convincing, considering the debate takes place in Freud’s office. I would’ve liked to have seen more of the debate between both characters with valid arguments on each side.
It can be distracting when the conversation gets interrupted with repeated flashbacks or putting additional focus on side characters. While the flashbacks attempt to build the backstory between each man, it takes away the flow of the conversation. Other events that happen in this film, such as the bombing of London, affect the characters in the story and add to the conversation. I appreciated this aspect in the film, and I would consider it appropriate. The The focus on the main side character, Freud’s daughter Anna, takes the viewer away from the debate. She is also seen in flashback scenes with Freud, which add to Freuds character; however, I wonder if it would be beneficial if Anna Freud had her own movie centered on her achievements. Nevertheless, this film presented too many flashbacks and cut-aways to side characters which made this film feel disorganized.
Overall, I like the premise of this film, and the overall look of the film sets you in the late 1930s. However, the consistent flashbacks, and shifting focus to side characters, interrupts the flow of the movie too much to ignore.
I enjoyed - the 4 0f 5 - 4 stars
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Post by t-bob on Apr 23, 2024 18:25:48 GMT -5
Flake's today thread
"I realized that love's not EASIER than a code of ethics. It is immeasurably HARDER than a code of ethics. It is the code of ethics AND. Not the code of ethics OR. It says that I am supposed to do -- and eventually mean it. That sucks."
Oh, I don't know.
C. S. Lewis had a good answer to those who ask how they're supposed to love their neighbor when they don't even like him. It's been years so I can only paraphrase: act as if you love your neighbor and eventually you'll find that you actually do.
Praxis."
Praxis - practice, as distinguished from theory (I loved a few neighbors). Most of my neighbors, I didn't care for the almost too much neighbors - I just wave.
and
Apraxia - inability to perform particular purposive actions
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Post by t-bob on Apr 23, 2024 14:35:26 GMT -5
Whether or not you are a country music fan, these are truly the words of a deep thinker, and a highly intelligent person. So simple, yet so profound!
The Penis Poem by Willie Nelson
My nookie days are over, My pilot light is out. What used to be my sex appeal, Is now my water spout. Time was when, on its own accord, From my trousers it would spring. But now I’ve got a full time job, To find the gosh darn thing. It used to be embarrassing, The way it would behave. For every single morning, It would stand and watch me shave. Now as old age approaches, It sure gives me the blues. To see it hang its little head, And watch me tie my shoes!!
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Post by t-bob on Apr 23, 2024 14:01:47 GMT -5
Shakespeare looks kind of like Howard. Ya think? not howard shakespeare - howard g.
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Post by t-bob on Apr 23, 2024 13:24:59 GMT -5
Actually, it wasn’t dinner- lunch/breakfast Bacon and eggs SOON as well
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Post by t-bob on Apr 22, 2024 23:25:15 GMT -5
One of my faves is the Rice and Skaggs album. Tasty. Here’s a cut- Are usually don't like the country music but this - ! HARMONIOUS INSTRUMENTS ! - one doesn't sing "TWANG"
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