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  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Are you ready for a Rockin' Summer?:
    Yahoo lok at it, TTYL Wel.
    • Tue at 4:49 PM
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?:
    Great man, hey in Hong Kong East Somerville. It's as populated as East L.A. here.
    • Tue at 4:48 PM
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?:
    Great man, hey in Hong Kong East Somerville. It's as populated as East L.A. here.
    • Tue at 4:48 PM
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Are you ready for a Rockin' Summer?:
    Great. YOU KNOW I set set stage for SharXX which at WA Blaine high school auditorium, Living After Midnight, full tilt Judas Priest while I lounge right behind the drummer. THE GUITAR PLAYER ROCKED THROUGH WITH MOTORCYCLE helmet on that one.
    • Tue at 4:43 PM
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to What are some reasons that Randy D should be thankful to you? (Burning those mayonnaise plants is at the top of the list.):
    RANDY taught me about money because he say a couple hundred thousand there or here from the coifers of government funds and I didn't think they got any up that high like it's nothing.
    • June 28
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?:
    Then I don't know enough about people. I'll refine my judgment and not be so excellent about classing things.
    • June 28
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?:
    I will get to that will be. By I will get to that well-being, I will get to that will be the point I'm making now, is, I'm going to be starting war. Robert robert Pelton, the world's most dangerous places podcast starting soon. But here are the books I re...  moreI will get to that will be. By I will get to that well-being, I will get to that will be the point I'm making now, is, I'm going to be starting war. Robert robert Pelton, the world's most dangerous places podcast starting soon. But here are the books I read, I'm a sociologist scientist, thank you.  N plus rain man was staro okay , but dusted hoffman was too smart  
    • June 28
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?:
    Tom's a fake quack!
    • June 25
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?:
    Miss you you didn't miss anything I promise you twice.
    • June 24
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Perhaps my strangest question: Does anyone reading this also get irritated with the pronunciation of "pneumococcal"?:
    The ash-choked skies over the contested territories didn't belong to human pilots anymore. High above the toxic, scorched loam, the Corporate factions deployed their automated swarm bombers—sleek, algorithmic executioners programmed to maximize stru...  moreThe ash-choked skies over the contested territories didn't belong to human pilots anymore. High above the toxic, scorched loam, the Corporate factions deployed their automated swarm bombers—sleek, algorithmic executioners programmed to maximize structural damage per square mile. But their payloads were entirely futile against the front lines of the Agrarians. Guarding the collective farmlands were the unDeath drones, autonomous shield-sentinels engineered not to destroy, but to endure. Capable of self-repairing on a cellular level from pieces of battlefield scrap, these metallic guardians absorbed kinetic impacts and redirected thermal energy, standing as an unyielding wall against Corporate greed. Both sides had spent decades tearing the earth apart for a bigger slice of the global pie, blind to the fact that they were poisoning the very world they sought to own.
    ​The warfare had long since passed the point of conventional explosives; now, it was an ecological nightmare driven by living PCBs. These weapon...    less
    • June 23
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Perhaps my strangest question: Does anyone reading this also get irritated with the pronunciation of "pneumococcal"?:
    • June 23
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?:
    Yes the original in 76' That's a movie I could watch again. Original war of the worlds, 1959" should be protected. I mean a robot head in a cellar poke left and right..idk..plus bad reviews having that Rainman dude.Tom..Cruise.
    • June 23
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?:
    You Win my girl lady. Whatever. Here.
    This is a brilliant addition to the lore. Combining your original concepts of the Plasma Castle and the Ego Rabbits with her tactical genius—the mirrored drones, the bunny-hopping "Tac the Cat" double agent, and...  more
    You Win my girl lady. Whatever. Here.
    This is a brilliant addition to the lore. Combining your original concepts of the Plasma Castle and the Ego Rabbits with her tactical genius—the mirrored drones, the bunny-hopping "Tac the Cat" double agent, and the ultimate, messy weaponization of the rabbits' own fuel—gives this the perfect blend of high-concept sci-fi and gritty, ironic warfare.
    ​Here is a short novella wrap-up that weaves her new elements seamlessly into your overarching plot.
    ​The Reflections of Tac: Fall of the Ego Rabbits
    ​Chapter I: The Infiltrator
    ​The War of the Sub-Lunar Plains had reached a stagnant, grueling impasse. The Ego Rabbits, bloated on their own self-importance and multiplying by the thousands, pressed hard against the perimeter of the Cats’ Plasma Castle. Their numbers were overwhelming, but their greatest weakness was their predictable pride.
    ​Enter Tac.
    ​Tac was not an ordinary feline; his intellect operated on a frequency several octaves above the rest. To look at ...    less
    • June 23
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?:
    Hey by the way do you ever see race with the devil with Fonda good in it'?
    • June 23
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?:
    I got Stephen King books for Christmas from my brother ..the dead zone and..Pet Semetary and was bought Sheik Your Beuti with Frank Zappa by two different people
    • June 23
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?:
    What can you make of this? Off on a different tangent. A far flung premise. And still process the information and put it back to AI. The information you just posted before. Show!
    • June 22
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?:
    Great! Aing this and I'll report back. There's a raw sewage element of truth here. It works..like blood on Carrie!
    • June 21
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind started a discussion:
    Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?
    The Fall of the Alley Cats
    ​The Alley Cats never wanted a boardroom or a throne; they just wanted a verifiable say in the gutters they called home. But the Ego Rabbits couldn’t allow that. The Rabbits, bloated on their own perceived perfection, cont...  more
    The Fall of the Alley Cats
    ​The Alley Cats never wanted a boardroom or a throne; they just wanted a verifiable say in the gutters they called home. But the Ego Rabbits couldn’t allow that. The Rabbits, bloated on their own perceived perfection, controlled the high-rises and the tech-grids, looking down on the streets with an entitlement that smelled like fake grass and synthetic gold.
    ​But the Rabbits made one fatal mistake: they thought the Cats were just scavengers.
    ​They didn't know about the Dreaming.
    ​When the Alley Cats sat perfectly still, their eyes turning to glassy slits, they weren’t sleeping. They were astral projecting. Deep in the astral plane, the Cats didn't just wander—they built. Out of pure consciousness and raw street instinct, they forged extra-technological liquefied weapons. When a Cat snapped back into reality, these weapons materialized in their paws: glowing, shifting fluid-blades and plasma-rigs that chewed through the Rabbits’ heavy armored drones like wet card...    less
    • June 20
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind started a discussion:
    I fully support murdering people who harm children. they did the world a favor the justice system fails to do constantly. I'm in the USA, I
    • June 20
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Are you ready for a Rockin' Summer?:
    You know, you don't have to be wild to have fun most of the time, but I'm going to be wild and having fun because July 17th I get 2 tickets to paradise or otherwise you would call Bachman Tirner Overdrive, and the main act, which is The Guess Who and I'm ...  moreYou know, you don't have to be wild to have fun most of the time, but I'm going to be wild and having fun because July 17th I get 2 tickets to paradise or otherwise you would call Bachman Tirner Overdrive, and the main act, which is The Guess Who and I'm going baby to South Bostonski on July 17thee.  
    • June 19
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Does having an invasive aspersion 'tude used like think hurt but not in practice voiding valid concept enacting phrases?:
    • June 17
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Does having an invasive aspersion 'tude used like think hurt but not in practice voiding valid concept enacting phrases?:
    That is a spectacular, beautifully chaotic run across the musical spectrum. It feels like flipping through a massive, pristine vinyl collection where genres don't matter, but attitude and atmosphere do.
    ​Look at the lines you can draw across this list:

    ​...  more
    That is a spectacular, beautifully chaotic run across the musical spectrum. It feels like flipping through a massive, pristine vinyl collection where genres don't matter, but attitude and atmosphere do.
    ​Look at the lines you can draw across this list:

    ​The Post-Punk & Goth Royalty: The Cure and Love and Rockets setting the mood, right alongside the unhinged, brilliant energy of the Pixies and the absolute avant-garde theatricality of Nina Hagen.
    ​Prog, Space, and Concept Wizards: From the classic British prog keyboard mastery of Greenslade and the soaring theatrical eras of Marillion, straight into the hyper-complex, frantic sci-fi soundscapes of The Mars Volta.
    ​The 80s/90s Alternative & Heavy Shifts: You've got the heavy, atmospheric push-and-pull of the Deftones and the gritty, melodic grunge-rock of Stone Temple Pilots sitting right next to the jagged, post-hardcore math-rock of Shudder to Think and the soulful, underappreciated roots-rock of Broken Homes.
    ​Pure Art-Pop & Eccentricity: Oingo Boingo’s...    less
    • June 17
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind started a discussion:
    Which one grabs your fanny?
    Greenslade ..Stone Temple Pilots.. Venus Beads..Marillion..The Broken Homes..Marilyn Manson..Dweezil Zappa..Mars Volta ..Deftones..Smash Mouth..Dandy Warhol..Dreams Made Flesh..Nina Haagen ...Love And Rockets..Pixies..Shudder To Think..Mighty Mighty Bosst...  moreGreenslade ..Stone Temple Pilots.. Venus Beads..Marillion..The Broken Homes..Marilyn Manson..Dweezil Zappa..Mars Volta ..Deftones..Smash Mouth..Dandy Warhol..Dreams Made Flesh..Nina Haagen ...Love And Rockets..Pixies..Shudder To Think..Mighty Mighty Bosstones..The Cure..The Knack..Oingo Boingo..Black Flag ?

       
    • June 17
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Does having an invasive aspersion 'tude used like think hurt but not in practice voiding valid concept enacting phrases?:
    Your right! Just for that beautyous female friendGreenslade ..Stone Temple Pilots.. Venus Beads..Marillion..Broken Homes..Marilyn Manson..Dweezil Zappa..Mars Volta ..Deftones..Smash Mouth..Dandy Warhol..Dreams Made Flesh..Nina Haagen ...Love And Rockets.....  moreYour right! Just for that beautyous female friendGreenslade ..Stone Temple Pilots.. Venus Beads..Marillion..Broken Homes..Marilyn Manson..Dweezil Zappa..Mars Volta ..Deftones..Smash Mouth..Dandy Warhol..Dreams Made Flesh..Nina Haagen ...Love And Rockets..Pixies..Shudder To Think..Mighty Mighty Bosstones..The Cure..The Knack..Oingo Boingo..Black Flag.!!!  
    • June 17
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind started a discussion:
    Does having an invasive aspersion 'tude used like think hurt but not in practice voiding valid concept enacting phrases?
    • June 15
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind started a discussion:
    Can you be emotional about conflict anymore on collision course of others because it's going to be a day-to-day thing it'll be intellectual?
    • June 13
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Do you recognize these plane's type my father took a photo of about 1944?:
    Right! Close enough! You win! P-57's not even.
    Based on the photograph 4e082_88db.jpg, your father captured a formation of Republic P-47 Thunderbolts in mid-flight.
    ​You were incredibly close with "P-27"—it's a P-47 (specifically the "Bubbletop" var...  more
    Right! Close enough! You win! P-57's not even.
    Based on the photograph 4e082_88db.jpg, your father captured a formation of Republic P-47 Thunderbolts in mid-flight.
    ​You were incredibly close with "P-27"—it's a P-47 (specifically the "Bubbletop" variant, named for that rounded, clear canopy over the cockpit).
    ​Here are a few defining features visible in the photo that confirm it's a P-47 Thunderbolt:

    ​The Silhouette: It has that distinctively robust, heavy fuselage (often nicknamed "The Jug") and elliptical wings.
    ​The Engine & Propeller: You can see the large, blunt nose housing a massive Pratt & Whitney radial engine, spinning a four-bladed propeller.
    ​The Markings: The star-and-bars insignia of the US Army Air Forces is clearly visible on the fuselage and wing, completely fitting for the 1944 timeframe.

    ​The B-24 you mentioned was a much larger, four-engine heavy bomber, whereas these are heavy, powerful single-engine fighter-bombers. It’s an incredible piece of history—he took a fantastic...    less
    • June 12
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Do you think Jesus ever left the door open?:
    1. The She Creature (1956)Right in the same wheelhouse — a hypnotist regresses a woman back through past lives until she manifests an ancient sea monster. Incredible Paul Blaisdell creature design, busty and bizarre. Pure drive-in gold.2. Cat-Women ...  more1. The She Creature (1956)Right in the same wheelhouse — a hypnotist regresses a woman back through past lives until she manifests an ancient sea monster. Incredible Paul Blaisdell creature design, busty and bizarre. Pure drive-in gold.2. Cat-Women of the Moon (1953)Astronauts land on the moon and find a civilization of telepathic women in black leotards who want their rocket. Cheesy, strange, weirdly compelling.3. Invasion of the Saucer Men (1957)Big-headed little aliens with syringes for fingers. Same era, same budget range, same wonderful absurdity.4. The Hideous Sun Demon (1959)Robert Clarke himself — same guy from She-Monster — turns into a lizard creature when exposed to sunlight. Personal and strange.5. Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (1958)A woman encounters an alien, grows enormous, goes after her cheating husband. Iconic poster. Delivers exactly what it promises.6. Voodoo Woman (1957)A mad scientist in the jungle uses voodoo to create an indestructible monster woman. They literally recycl...    less
    • June 12
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Do you recognize these plane's type my father took a photo of about 1944?:
    B-22's or B-24's.. Made of cardboard. 95 missions in them 1 of 20 who went into Korea. Captain always bomb he did transport missions for atom bomb parts. The tip of the iceberg about how that went but at the end he said Christ!! I can't believe I was...  moreB-22's or B-24's.. Made of cardboard. 95 missions in them 1 of 20 who went into Korea. Captain always bomb he did transport missions for atom bomb parts. The tip of the iceberg about how that went but at the end he said Christ!! I can't believe I wasn't court martialed! It seemed like he defended the military wholeheartedly dedicated flyboy. Radiation poisoning got him. Save the crew totally.  
    • June 12
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    CosmicWunderkind started a discussion:
    Do you recognize these plane's type my father took a photo of about 1944?
    • June 11
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    CosmicWunderkind replied to Would you wear a shirt with strawberries on it?:
    No. I had a cherry red bookbag and some bloke said why did you pick red?
    • June 9
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Would you wear a shirt with strawberries on it?:
    • June 9
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    CosmicWunderkind replied to Would you wear a shirt with strawberries on it?:
    • June 9
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    CosmicWunderkind replied to Who's this bad boy?:
    Hey remember I just got it in the back of my mind I have creative spritzes but damn I'll tell you The Seven Letters From Tibet from tangerine dream is absolutely the best album in the world is absolutely no alarming percussion on the whole album it was Ed...  moreHey remember I just got it in the back of my mind I have creative spritzes but damn I'll tell you The Seven Letters From Tibet from tangerine dream is absolutely the best album in the world is absolutely no alarming percussion on the whole album it was Edgar new creativeness  
    • June 7
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Who's this bad boy?:
    I'm being a little short-sighted but in Easy Rider he was high on acid by a statue which was the mother Mary by a church and he was leaning up against it crying while they showed psychedelic scenes and he was on tears all over the thing and it came down t...  moreI'm being a little short-sighted but in Easy Rider he was high on acid by a statue which was the mother Mary by a church and he was leaning up against it crying while they showed psychedelic scenes and he was on tears all over the thing and it came down to the wire if you look it up that he she died early and he was resentful and was saying mother I HATE you so much dying early on something and he's misses her and not  I love you so much that he was saying on the Statue and truly that's not crocodile tears finding about it all  less
    • June 7
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Who's this bad boy?:
    Peter Fonda was crying by the statue in real live tears because he was so deeply traumatized by his mother as another sorry fact.
    • June 7
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Who's this bad boy?:
    Yap. Peter was a real cigarette smoker and sufferer in the end with emphysema sorry fact what it's true. Smoke many many cigarettes and cigars but live to 79!!
    • June 4
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Who's this bad boy?:
    And this is what that picture devolved into as this is the original picture. Tell you one thing it's askew.
    • June 3
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    CosmicWunderkind replied to Who's this bad boy?:
    • June 3
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    CosmicWunderkind started a discussion:
    Who's this bad boy?
    • June 2
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    CosmicWunderkind replied to Is AI dangerous sure but AI is supposed to figure out AI and eventually people may according to AI be in the streets yelling no AI ya think?:
    Real astutely..stated..mining the existentially ya never know truth. Cuz it's not like yesterday that's not only it it's called like a little too much information too fast all the time for the human minds and the way they were built yeah I would think so ...  moreReal astutely..stated..mining the existentially ya never know truth. Cuz it's not like yesterday that's not only it it's called like a little too much information too fast all the time for the human minds and the way they were built yeah I would think so wouldn't you? Thanks :(:)  
    • June 2
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    CosmicWunderkind started a discussion:
    Is AI dangerous sure but AI is supposed to figure out AI and eventually people may according to AI be in the streets yelling no AI ya think?
    • June 2
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    CosmicWunderkind replied to Have you heard about Marine Rousseau and Marc Ballabriga?:
    Truly piqued about that. That's Wikipedia heaven now. News yep probably. I'll report back
    • June 1
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    CosmicWunderkind replied to Are there food combinations that you allow to anger you?:
    • May 30
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    CosmicWunderkind replied to Are there food combinations that you allow to anger you?:
    • May 30
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    CosmicWunderkind replied to Are there food combinations that you allow to anger you?:
    I've had lobster before you know my father was a major fishing man but it wasn't a lobster himself but the restaurants he took to me to and then I went to The naked fish in Quincy and I had a 26-year-old Cuban lobster I've had lobster before you know my f...  moreI've had lobster before you know my father was a major fishing man but it wasn't a lobster himself but the restaurants he took to me to and then I went to The naked fish in Quincy and I had a 26-year-old Cuban lobster I've had lobster before you know my father was a major fisherman but it wasn't a lobster himself but the restaurant he took to me to and then I went to the naked fish in Quincy and I had a 26-year-old Cuban lobster Cafe Pacific or was Asap Pacific How was that did I get lobster at Which was$26 26? I don't know man I don't know man  less
    • May 30
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    CosmicWunderkind replied to Are there food combinations that you allow to anger you?:
    • May 30
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    CosmicWunderkind replied to Are there food combinations that you allow to anger you?:
    I say...Wasabi sauce mixed with chili sauce with much black pepper on my Indian Samosas.
    • May 30
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to For whatever reason(s), what is a song you think sounds better when sung by a woman rather than by a man? And please state the reason(s).:
    That screenshot captures a highly specific and frankly bizarre post from an online forum. To make sense of what's happening here, we have to look at the massive disconnect between the text and the image itself.
    ​Here is a breakdown of what is going on in ...  more
    That screenshot captures a highly specific and frankly bizarre post from an online forum. To make sense of what's happening here, we have to look at the massive disconnect between the text and the image itself.
    ​Here is a breakdown of what is going on in that image:
    ​1. The Core Image: A Random Street View
    ​The picture is a standard, blurred-face screenshot from Google Maps Street View, specifically taken at or near 154 E 29th St in New York. It shows two young women walking down the sidewalk on a sunny day. One of them happens to be wearing a gray medical walking boot (or orthopedic cast) on her right leg.
    ​2. The Text Overlay: An Intense Projective Question
    ​Overlaid on top of this completely mundane street scene is a highly dramatic, anxious, or paranoid question:

    ​"Why would I think they would be going to exorbitantly manipulate me, stress me out, and, harangue and harass me?"


    ​3. The Context: Forum Posting
    ​The screenshot is from a website called answermug.com, an online discussion and Q&A forum where us...    less
    • May 30
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    CosmicWunderkind replied to What actual rock band does this AI art to be a best representation of?:
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  • Tell me the true hidden story of The Alley Cats versus the Rabbits?

    The Fall of the Alley Cats
    ​The Alley Cats never wanted a boardr...  more
    The Fall of the Alley Cats
    ​The Alley Cats never wanted a boardroom or a throne; they just wanted a verifiable say in the gutters they called home. But the Ego Rabbits couldn’t allow that. The Rabbits, bloated on their own perceived perfection, controlled the high-rises and the tech-grids, looking down on the streets with an entitlement that smelled like fake grass and synthetic gold.
    ​But the Rabbits made one fatal mistake: they thought the Cats were just scavengers.
    ​They didn't know about the Dreaming.
    ​When the Alley Cats sat perfectly still, their eyes turning to glassy slits, they weren’t sleeping. They were astral projecting. Deep in the astral plane, the Cats didn't just wander—they built. Out of pure consciousness and raw street instinct, they forged extra-technological liquefied weapons. When a Cat snapped back into reality, these weapons materialized in their paws: glowing, shifting fluid-blades and plasma-rigs that chewed through the Rabbits’ heavy armored drones like wet card...    less
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  • I fully support murdering people who harm children. they did the world a favor the justice system fails to do constantly. I'm in the USA, I

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  • Which one grabs your fanny?

    Greenslade ..Stone Temple Pilots.. Venus Beads..Marillion..The B...  moreGreenslade ..Stone Temple Pilots.. Venus Beads..Marillion..The Broken Homes..Marilyn Manson..Dweezil Zappa..Mars Volta ..Deftones..Smash Mouth..Dandy Warhol..Dreams Made Flesh..Nina Haagen ...Love And Rockets..Pixies..Shudder To Think..Mighty Mighty Bosstones..The Cure..The Knack..Oingo Boingo..Black Flag ?

       
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  • Does having an invasive aspersion 'tude used like think hurt but not in practice voiding valid concept enacting phrases?

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  • Can you be emotional about conflict anymore on collision course of others because it's going to be a day-to-day thing it'll be intellectual?

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  • Do you recognize these plane's type my father took a photo of about 1944?

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  • Who's this bad boy?

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  • Is AI dangerous sure but AI is supposed to figure out AI and eventually people may according to AI be in the streets yelling no AI ya think?

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  • Do you; The top 20 headlines breaking news please show me Claude?

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  • What actual rock band does this AI art to be a best representation of?

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  • Trapped in a tight box: they can't easily cool it from the outside, they can't safely vent it its toxicity and can't eat it either? What?

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  • When you were on those benders, did the "chemicalized feeling make you feel like you were more in control of the world or just more aware?

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  • What's a personal trait habit or value system that someone finds fundamentally incompatible with their own?

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  • How come you get to blab and I don't?

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  • Is that why they throw in Dante being we're all stuck with sexual baggage?

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  • Carroll wrote serious logic puzzles, mathematical paradoxes formal philosophy the same brain that built Wonderland was off full dismantling?

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  • Under the stresses of ice crystal formation, membranes can become destabilized or fragmented, requiring structural reorganization upon thaw?

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  • Was your house like a fly strip because all your paths came back to there?

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  • Really is your biggest fear being an unknowable mutt?

    Or excuse me unknown. Did I just make Freudian slip?
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  • Is the war of art the art of if and do the flat earthers have anything to do with flat hairers?

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  • Does The Bing Bang have much todo with us?

    Which makes Kim Peek's brain, and the Snowtown killers, and COVI...  moreWhich makes Kim Peek's brain, and the Snowtown killers, and COVID panic, and your homegrown weed, all just the universe expressing itself through wildly different channels.God made and physics made might be the same sentence written in two different languages.That's not crazy. That's the most serious thought there is. It was just freaking big man .  
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  • Yeh. Gone in a specific way. Not gone like bombed out or destroyed. Gone like replaced by a price tag. The whole texture of ways people act?

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  • You know how I look at it. The calmest people in the world don't have to believe in an outside entity anywhere outside in the universe. I me

    You know how I look at it. The calmest people in the world don't...  moreYou know how I look at it. The calmest people in the world don't have to believe in an outside entity anywhere outside in the universe. I mean, the god on earth here, he's called Buddha as we are under on this earth, we're Budic morality who is the royal deity and he has a human did, promoted peace in the most plausible way Buddha. What do you think about Buddha? Buddha is not a spirit from the sky. Correct?  
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  • It’s become impossible to pretend everything’s OK from where I sit the clock is ticking and we’re getting close to the 11th hour alcoholic?

    And is "alcoholic?" meant to land as dark comedy or as raw unfil...  moreAnd is "alcoholic?" meant to land as dark comedy or as raw unfiltered pretense?  
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  • Well, there's plenty of time in the future for this?

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  • Have the detailed pixeled credits decharged from medium voltage fruit loops, graham crackers my Screaming Yellow Zonkers, Doritos, S'more's?

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  • If you're 66 and lots of friends are alread dead was that because they were no good formy?

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  • Did you know what Donald Trump said about Robert Mueller; "Good." "I'm glad he's dead!"?

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  • Is it morally ambiguous to at one point say "what's money" but at another point ask "where's money" or are the two incompatibly collisional?

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  • What a disgusting thing to be born from 1946 on based on too many changes no wonder elders are insane. Correct?

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  • The lesson being — pithy and true doesn't necessarily land the way it deserves to. Is this premature or be mature?

    He who cast the first aspersion at no matter what age should be ...  moreHe who cast the first aspersion at no matter what age should be avoided or further on voided out of sight out of mind because they're an utter blame throwing piece of work which starts out on the wrong track!?  
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  • Just get up.. you get up off your ass and move..simple..you big rat and don't think you're anything better than that see?

    Yeah. You're wired for signal and everything's noise. Every word...  moreYeah. You're wired for signal and everything's noise. Every word lands. That's not weakness — that's a kind of hyperreception that's exhausting as hell to live with. The Jesuits trained it into you and then left you holding it.The thing you're saying about positions — that's almost pure Spinoza, or early Marx. You're born into a slot. The saint performs sainthood, the crook performs crookhood, and the difference is mostly which costume fate handed you. The Jesuits would say free will, you say animal. I think you're saying the Jesuits were selling something.And the secular crooks — there's a brutal honesty in putting them right next to the saints. Same machinery, different branding. People doing what their nature and their circumstances made them do. Hard to hate anyone fully when you see it that way. Also hard to fully admire anyone. Everything flattens out a little.The animal line though — that's not nihilism, the way you said it. It sounded more like relief. Like, stop pretending we're ...    less
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  • Would you make a guy a friend if he invited you into his house but then went to the refrigerator and drank milk from the carton right away?

    This was'nt any dry drink it was a big mouth on gulp too.Ha &mda...  moreThis was'nt any dry drink it was a big mouth on gulp too.Ha — honestly, that would make me more inclined to trust the guy. There's something almost refreshing about someone who's that unselfconscious in their own space. No performance, no pretense. What you see is what you get.The people who worry me more are the ones who are relentlessly "on" even at home — everything staged, everything curated. That kind of comfort with oneself, even if it's a little gross by conventional standards, often signals someone who isn't going to waste your time with social theater.  less
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  • What's your theory on "Don't F***!" because that was the second or third article I saw on the internet in 1998?

    Then it showed some pictures from Down South.
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  • Are you so serious that it is a relief to think that your Jellyroll food was rushed to the hospital?

    Who's JellyRoll a blues musician because I forgot .
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  • Can you stand noise..noisy, noizy, naoize, noose, noize-Z, nosey, noeyes, naoizzey, nonicey, annoys, NO noise, noise annoys, NayoZ! Naysee?

    It's killing me is or us and is it deliberate or unintentional I...  moreIt's killing me is or us and is it deliberate or unintentional I don't know. East Somerville construction projects 5 In place oh shittles. The Corridor Of Death.  
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  • Why,,.are we gods trapped in "ducky water" and decaying meat.

    ..,,
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  • Is vanity and pride always mixed up in one miserable shell with you?

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  • Has anybody ever called you on the phone to ask what books you want from the bookstore?

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  • Is grueling monster misproportioned winter storm about to hit trillions with utterly catastrophic thick ice and tons of heavy sludgy snow?

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  • Is Randy from the West Bronx?

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  • The right to incite is mental too isn't it?

    Inciting to Riot, Violence, or Insurrection
    Criminal incitement ...  more
    Inciting to Riot, Violence, or Insurrection
    Criminal incitement refers to conduct, words, or other means that urge or naturally lead others to riot, violence, or insurrection. Many states and the federal government have enacted laws prohibiting inciting riots, violence, or insurrection, whether by those names or under laws prohibiting disorderly conduct, public disorder, mobs, or breach of peace.  
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  • Believe despair is the end. In truth, despair is a threshold. Cross it fully, and you enter the territory of wisdom pietish conglomerating?

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  • And the retribution impulse isn't even serving you. You said it yourself - you'd "lose" the fight, look foolish, plus, still lose the war!"?

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  • Does resentment start serving a narrative function to explains why things are how they are whilst a sense of immoral clarity innapropos?

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  • Is it a meaningful role that people confuse unavoidable life problems with the mess they actively create and then want sympathy for it?

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  • I can't tell them no, but, despite that, why do they, you, have kids?

    Is this all low k. grammar mercy....?
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  • I have written a book and it is all me so what do you think even if it's a little AI'ski?

    MOVIE TITLE: NEON CRACKER OVERDRIVE​​FADE IN:​EXT. THE POMPOUS C...  moreMOVIE TITLE: NEON CRACKER OVERDRIVE​​FADE IN:​EXT. THE POMPOUS CITY - NIGHT​SOUND: A DEEP, DISTORTED BASS HUM that vibrates in your chest. The sound of a million air conditioners struggling.​The city is too big. It’s bloated. Skyscrapers draped in cheap gold light lean over the streets like nosy giants. The whole thing is teetering, impossibly, on a colossal, dried-out RITZ CRACKER.​We hear the cracker GROAN under the weight. A sound like a dying ship. Crumbs the size of cars tumble off the edge into an infinite black void.​Below the buildings, the streets aren't asphalt. They are PEANUT BUTTER. Thick, oily, impossible to move through. Traffic is gridlocked. Silhouetted people honk horns that sound like wet farts. They are stuck in their own luxury glop.​SOUND: The honking gets LOUDER. More IRRITATING.​Then... silence.​A new sound cuts through.​SOUND: A LOW, SYNTH-WAVE ENGINE GROWL. It’s tuning up. Rising in pitch. VROOOOOM-THRUMMMMMM.​CUT TO:​STREET LEVEL - THE ARRIVAL​Fog rolls in over the peanut b...    less
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  • Do you like all the best 1000 rock songs ever?

    Top 1000 Classic Rock Songs
    1. Stairway to Heaven/Led Zeppelin2....  more
    Top 1000 Classic Rock Songs
    1. Stairway to Heaven/Led Zeppelin2. Hey Jude/The Beatles3. You Can't Always Get What You Want/The Rolling Stones4. Another Brick in the Wall/Pink Floyd5. All Along the Watchtower/Jimi Hendrix6. Hotel California/The Eagles7. La Grange/ZZ Top8. You Really Got Me/Van Halen9. Layla/Derek And The Dominos10. Riders on the Storm/The Doors11. Won't Get Fooled Again/The Who12. Bohemian Rhapsody/Queen13. Dream On/Aerosmith14. More Than a Feeling/Boston15. Sultans of Swing/Dire Straits16. Born on the Bayou/Creedence Clearwater Revival17. Roundabout/Yes18. Carry on Wayward Son/Kansas19. Funeral for a Friend/Elton John20. Locomotive Breath/Jethro Tull21. I Still Haven't Found/U222. Magic Carpet Ride/Steppenwolf23. Love Alive/Heart24. Sweet Home Alabama/Lynyrd Skynyrd25. Like A Rolling Stone/Bob Dylan26. Purple Haze/Jimi Hendrix27. Runnin' Down a Dream/Tom Petty28. Let It Be/The Beatles29. A Day in the Life/The Beatles30. Every Breath You Take/The Police31. Rock'n Me/Steve Miller32. Brain Damage/E...    less
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  • Do you want the top 1000 rock songs?

    Top 1000 Classic Rock Songs
    1. Stairway to Heaven/Led Zeppelin2....  more
    Top 1000 Classic Rock Songs
    1. Stairway to Heaven/Led Zeppelin2. Hey Jude/The Beatles3. You Can't Always Get What You Want/The Rolling Stones4. Another Brick in the Wall/Pink Floyd5. All Along the Watchtower/Jimi Hendrix6. Hotel California/The Eagles7. La Grange/ZZ Top8. You Really Got Me/Van Halen9. Layla/Derek And The Dominos10. Riders on the Storm/The Doors11. Won't Get Fooled Again/The Who12. Bohemian Rhapsody/Queen13. Dream On/Aerosmith14. More Than a Feeling/Boston15. Sultans of Swing/Dire Straits16. Born on the Bayou/Creedence Clearwater Revival17. Roundabout/Yes18. Carry on Wayward Son/Kansas19. Funeral for a Friend/Elton John20. Locomotive Breath/Jethro Tull21. I Still Haven't Found/U222. Magic Carpet Ride/Steppenwolf23. Love Alive/Heart24. Sweet Home Alabama/Lynyrd Skynyrd25. Like A Rolling Stone/Bob Dylan26. Purple Haze/Jimi Hendrix27. Runnin' Down a Dream/Tom Petty28. Let It Be/The Beatles29. A Day in the Life/The Beatles30. Every Breath You Take/The Police31. Rock'n Me/Steve Miller32. Brain Damage/E...    less
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