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Agreed!

Can you guess what recent viral TikTok trend I have been doing since I was a boy?

That means I am DECADES ahead of many people (and I bet some of you are, too, and you do this trend).And some research backs up its benefits.Gee --  I should be an "influencer, ha!" Decades before the internet was invented and before TikTok, young We...  moreThat means I am DECADES ahead of many people (and I bet some of you are, too, and you do this trend).And some research backs up its benefits.Gee --  I should be an "influencer, ha!" Decades before the internet was invented and before TikTok, young WelbyQuentin thought it all up on his own.  (I plan to leave question "open" and will eventually give my answer to any one who answers)  

1.And with his desire to be THE best in every possible category of every kind, in the entire history of the universe, may be he is the most radical, the most lunatic, of every kind of Worst -- in the entire history of time. Ever. THE worst. He's have it n...  more1.And with his desire to be THE best in every possible category of every kind, in the entire history of the universe, may be he is the most radical, the most lunatic, of every kind of Worst -- in the entire history of time. Ever. THE worst. He's have it no other way.
Wait -  - I'll now probably get kicked out of the White House forever. Oh, well. I heard it'll soon be The Trump House, right?(Sarcasm was intended here. I've had a challenging day.)  

You're welcome. :)

Looks like an Edward Hopper painting.  :)

No, sorry for being  bit unclear.PLOT SPOILER - Shawshank RedemptionToward the end of the movie, Red is narrating the exact details of how Andy escaped Shawshank. And while he's narrating, the audience sees the action. Part of Andy's escape included ...  moreNo, sorry for being  bit unclear.PLOT SPOILER - Shawshank RedemptionToward the end of the movie, Red is narrating the exact details of how Andy escaped Shawshank. And while he's narrating, the audience sees the action. Part of Andy's escape included his stealing the warden's shoes. Over the years, Andy always cleaned and polished the warden's shoes. Andy steals those  shoes so he could wear them when he escaped. And the night he escaped, we see Andy walking back to his cell and wearing the the warden's shoes - - and Red is saying how Andy stole the warden's shoes - - and while he says that, the camera pans down to Andy's/the warden's shoes.While camera  goes down to his feet, I'm in one of the cells behind Andy as he walks. But you can't see me because the camera's too low when Andy's in front of my cell.  :)I can be seen on other parts of movie, though.Wow, that ended up being a long explanation. :)  less

Your seemingly derogatory insult that many liberals are ignorant and possessing developmental disability does not work with me -- I've spent most of my working career with incredibly admirable people who have developmental disabilities.And I know many, ma...  moreYour seemingly derogatory insult that many liberals are ignorant and possessing developmental disability does not work with me -- I've spent most of my working career with incredibly admirable people who have developmental disabilities.And I know many, many people of seemingly full development abilities who would be, to me, much more respectable and admirable people if they were more like many people I know with disabilities.Maybe rethink your firm attitude of not changing your mind. But, the current president is a strong example of a person who remains determined to derogatorily call people names. I know a lot of people admire his practice.  less

Along with Bobbie Gentry, also, The Crash Test Dummies lead me astray.I picked this song by 'chance" - -any song by this group pulls me in. Their albums have me wonderfully wandering. :)"Swimming In Your Ocean"      Crash Test Dummies

Thanks!  :)

"Outept" came to my mind first, too.  :)

I agree, too -- I admit I want to give that juror privacy. The  juror does not need to 'defend' his trial vote to me. I only read briefly recently, but I believe  governor DeSantis offered 'asylum' (?! i think that was the word used?) to the jur...  moreI agree, too -- I admit I want to give that juror privacy. The  juror does not need to 'defend' his trial vote to me. I only read briefly recently, but I believe  governor DeSantis offered 'asylum' (?! i think that was the word used?) to the juror. for that to be needed for the juror's protection -- yes, that is crazy to me.Sad, too.But glad to hear there are those who want to help him, too.  

Yeah, I get it -- in context, it makes more sense to me. He was at a convention with all Republican politicians and he was attacking all Democrat politicians, in a perhaps-joking sort of way.But, in context, with his daily attacks/behavior on many people,...  moreYeah, I get it -- in context, it makes more sense to me. He was at a convention with all Republican politicians and he was attacking all Democrat politicians, in a perhaps-joking sort of way.But, in context, with his daily attacks/behavior on many people, especially his dear-to-him social media postings, his potential 'cheater' joke just adds more data as him as an incredibly, very unprofessional-behaving president.You are correct - - in no way am I a politician, no way would I desire to enter that cornucopia.  less

Do you mean the sections beginning at 0:07  and 1:16 in this video/audio? Makes sense to me to play!
But you're also talking to a guy, who in high school, talked a wonderfully great friend (we're still great friends) into pantomiming with me this son...  moreDo you mean the sections beginning at 0:07  and 1:16 in this video/audio? Makes sense to me to play!
But you're also talking to a guy, who in high school, talked a wonderfully great friend (we're still great friends) into pantomiming with me this song, onstage, for a full-school talent show . . .  - - give  a listen  :)      I pretended to play the piano and she lip-synced   "'Jonathan and Darlene Edwards'  "Paris in the Spring"
Also in high school, I talked a group of friends into pantomiming this song in another full high school show -- yes, we were all chickens"Henhouse Five Plus Two    "In the Mood"  less

Including out'right' cheating.I hate to disappoint the greatest president in the entire history of the entire universe, but he is wrong in saying that I am a cheater. I have never cheated in any election. And I never will.

And your song in your question was the song that came to me first.  :)Great song and performance to me.  :)

Nope, not my shoes at all.You're welcome to my signature, though -- barefoot or not.

Yes . . .:)Ha

Thanks for a Pick. :)And I've been thinking more about it, though not researching any more, as of now.I'm still sort of shaking my head -- and soul.I regret whatever circumstances that led to defendant's decisions and actions, and I am no justice expert b...  moreThanks for a Pick. :)And I've been thinking more about it, though not researching any more, as of now.I'm still sort of shaking my head -- and soul.I regret whatever circumstances that led to defendant's decisions and actions, and I am no justice expert but:In general, I think the personal identifications of individual jurors in trials (especially murder trials) should remain anonymous to the general public and news sources. I'd think individual jurors would consider their decisions more sincerely and confidently if they knew for sure that, afterwards, no one would be trouncing them down for interviews. I don't believe jurors should be allowed to speak at all, at any time, about any of the trial procedure details, either. Let alone publicly complain about fellow jurors.Quite a while ago, I admit I found people appealing for money for the defendant in this murder case was going a bit far. As do I find appealing for money for this juror the same. Yet, this juror did not murder anyone. This juror, then, has mo...    less

"Bouncing Balls"      The Wiggles

As a kid, (and an adult), I love his music for "Shaft."

I came in like a "Rain - in bow!" I hear instead of I came in like a "Wrecking ball. "ha!

"Jump, Jive an' Wail"   The Brian Setzer Orchestra    -- I thank every person in this video for making me smile! Watch it! Everyone!(Song title is almost in tandem with Element 99's "Shake Rattle and Roll," ha)

Enjoying them SO much, yes!

:)

Ha!

"Randy D -- hey, how are you? Feel free to relax. I did a long stint at Shawshank. I survived there. We both will be okay here, too."
(Yes, I am in "The Shawshank Redemption." As an extra.  SPOILER!!  "The Shawshank Redemption" movie!!!!!!!!!
&n...  more"Randy D -- hey, how are you? Feel free to relax. I did a long stint at Shawshank. I survived there. We both will be okay here, too."
(Yes, I am in "The Shawshank Redemption." As an extra.  SPOILER!!  "The Shawshank Redemption" movie!!!!!!!!!
     Though one can't see me on the film, in one of 'my' scenes, I am in one of the cells behind 'Red'/Tim Robbins as he's getting ready to escape -- the moments when red is walking in front of prison cells -- the camera pans down to Red's shoes that he stole from the warden. I'm in one of those cells. )  less

I admit that for last week-or-so I've been having a personally rough time. Please excuse my overly emotional answer.And I've not 'kept up' or whatever on this case. I knew about the declared-mistrial.But just the little I just looked up, I'm shaking my he...  moreI admit that for last week-or-so I've been having a personally rough time. Please excuse my overly emotional answer.And I've not 'kept up' or whatever on this case. I knew about the declared-mistrial.But just the little I just looked up, I'm shaking my head.
That juror has EVERY right to vote however that juror believed. And the rest of the jury/media/defense attorney/ whoever should all just shut up about it and NOT blame/attack or whatever. That particular juror was simply doing a juror's job. I stand up for that juror. "That juror could be me."I'll go start a GoFund Me for the juror.  less

Have been listening to Skillet's "Awake."  I LOVE it!!I find them great, wow!Thanks for recommendation. 

Wow, heavy stuff, yes.. Thanks for sharing.I admit I was unaware of post partum psychosis. That'd be difficult to know women with it.Thanks, again, for sharing more details. 

Yes.

Though I do agree with another answerMugger in that, based on the word's definition, one can really only have "one" favorite anything, I still admit to having many favorites of lots of things.  :)Here's a new-to-me song that overtakes me with wonderf...  moreThough I do agree with another answerMugger in that, based on the word's definition, one can really only have "one" favorite anything, I still admit to having many favorites of lots of things.  :)Here's a new-to-me song that overtakes me with wonderful aura. Another favorite for me - -"A Couple Minutes"     Olivia Dean  

Though I can't really sing it "well," I can 'sing along',' even alone."O Holy Night" with music by Adolphe Adam.Though it's pretty, I hate it most of the time because any time I hear it, I'm reminded of SO many famous singers who have used it to show of t...  moreThough I can't really sing it "well," I can 'sing along',' even alone."O Holy Night" with music by Adolphe Adam.Though it's pretty, I hate it most of the time because any time I hear it, I'm reminded of SO many famous singers who have used it to show of their vocal range and breath control and at the end of song, they scream on the high note at the end for four days . . . ' O niggggghht . .  . Dee VIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNEE .  ..  O night divine . . . "  less

"Little Talks"     Of Monsters and Men-- I love this song and group

Clumsy, no. The Grim Reaper only decided to accept a $5,000 bribe.Just like a similar bribe now promised to each US citizen . . .  if only a certain outcome is achieved.
Shaking my head.

Ha!

"Same!"

No.

"Sup?!", Danilo_G?:)

Ha, I'm glad.Talk about possibly overthinking --  I truly answered envisioning my calling perhaps a close friend or acquaintance who knows my voice, and the person knew I was going to call, and the person knew I may not have been able to have time to...  moreHa, I'm glad.Talk about possibly overthinking --  I truly answered envisioning my calling perhaps a close friend or acquaintance who knows my voice, and the person knew I was going to call, and the person knew I may not have been able to have time to give details in message.Sigh. :)  

Cool!If you do watch the 1997 original "Funny Games,"  I also recommend watching closely -- at times, it's very visual and one may miss important details if one is not watching.EDIT: And the "cool!" portion of my reply is for the first part of your r...  moreCool!If you do watch the 1997 original "Funny Games,"  I also recommend watching closely -- at times, it's very visual and one may miss important details if one is not watching.EDIT: And the "cool!" portion of my reply is for the first part of your reply. :)        And the movie about which we talk here- - it may be a good one for your brother to try with subtitles. Maybe.EDIT #2 : correct 'move' to 'movie'  

Thank you for including all kinds of pets. My preference in pets -- cats --  always seem to get the "I-Own-the-Human" classification.And dogs always get the lovely "Man's Best Friend."  Hey, with any kind of pet,  for me, we're all bes...  moreThank you for including all kinds of pets. My preference in pets -- cats --  always seem to get the "I-Own-the-Human" classification.And dogs always get the lovely "Man's Best Friend."  Hey, with any kind of pet,  for me, we're all best friends.  :)  

"Me."

No.

Though I replied to many here, I did not reply to you. Sorry! The answer:I will use the same reply for everyone who answered my question (except for the one answermugger who correctly answered all three of my recent movie questions):this one is director G...  moreThough I replied to many here, I did not reply to you. Sorry! The answer:I will use the same reply for everyone who answered my question (except for the one answermugger who correctly answered all three of my recent movie questions):this one is director Gus Van Sant's "Elephant"Wow - - what a movie!!   no plot spoiler here- -Disturbing subject matter: The movie is about a high school shooting. But Van Sant's cast and his directing style are flawless to me!-- the 'camera style' is in "real time" -- the camera literally follows the highschoolers from class to class, and throughout their day school / etc. For instance, the guy in the picture here - -the camera follows him from the field through his entrance into school building. This style works so well for me as a movie watcher in this particular movie with this particular subject matter.Thanks for answering, Element 99! :)  less

Almost two years later, I came up with a quasi-answer."Funny Games"  ( the original 1997 movie, directed by Michael Haneke )Though the title, I believe, does fit the movie, what we viewers watch, and experience, are definitely, definitely, absolutely...  moreAlmost two years later, I came up with a quasi-answer."Funny Games"  ( the original 1997 movie, directed by Michael Haneke )Though the title, I believe, does fit the movie, what we viewers watch, and experience, are definitely, definitely, absolutely, NOT "Funny Games."
I highly recommend this movie but only the original 1997 version. Not the shot-for-shot remake that the director Haneke, himself, made with an English speaking cast.I recommend the Austrian/German original, subtitled if one doesn't not speak German. The cast is superb.  less

Thank you! Merci!!

Floss comes from Jesus? I floss daily at least once. I think Jesus probably encourages me -- I get good dental results in my routine dentist appointments. :) I cut my own fingernails. I like the Rolling Stones, too.I know I probably did not follow your tr...  moreFloss comes from Jesus? I floss daily at least once. I think Jesus probably encourages me -- I get good dental results in my routine dentist appointments. :) I cut my own fingernails. I like the Rolling Stones, too.I know I probably did not follow your train of thought but some spit flew out on my mirror a bit yesterday. :)  

I get your points, yes.Like you, I've not intensely and closely followed the case but it seems to me, too, that she knew what she did was wrong as far as the timing of her actions while her husband was away. I'm no expert but it seems extreme reasoning to...  moreI get your points, yes.Like you, I've not intensely and closely followed the case but it seems to me, too, that she knew what she did was wrong as far as the timing of her actions while her husband was away. I'm no expert but it seems extreme reasoning to blame three murders, especially of one's own very young children, all on postpartum depression and poor care. I apologize, though. I realize I'm talking like I know everything, against what I said in my original answer.I had not heard that some think the husband did the murders. Geez.I know what I shared in reply here seems to sort of go against what I said above in my original answer.I think my original answer was about murder trials in general, especially ones that end up being 'popular.' (But, hey, I admit I sometimes get overly involved  -- even more than a century later. The Andrew and Abby Borden murders of 1892. I've read countless research on the case and Lizzie was acquitted in trial, even though most seem to think she did it. I think one res...    less