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What’s up with the crazy large-crypto market? I sold LTC yesterday at $69.60, and it’s 95 today. I was thinking hold the cash in USD and then wait for it to plummet again.
probably just announcing the 2019 tour for the 13th anniversary of 10,000 Days. to celebrate they'll play the same setlist they've been playing since 10,000 Days was released 13 years ago.
Re-watching Breaking Bad reveals a well contrived thought process of family and health and death, but is not as well developed as Better Call Saul. BUT re-watching does then put them both on a better pedestal because they are investigations of the mindset of people -- and really really makes us wonder what happened that caused Saul to go full Saul. At most 3-5 years passed, and my got ya moment was really the secretary leaving the first time we meet him #nospoilers
Re-watching Breaking Bad reveals a well contrived thought process of family and health and death, but is not as well developed as Better Call Saul. BUT re-watching does then put them both on a better pedestal because they are investigations of the mindset of people -- and really really makes us wonder what happened that caused Saul to go full Saul. At most 3-5 years passed, and my got ya moment was really the secretary leaving the first time we meet him #nospoilers
I think I mentioned it in some other thread but Saul is the result of that creative team learning how to craft that kind of story with Breaking Bad. The first season or two are a bit iffy and could definitely have gone down a path where it isn't considered one of the classics of peak TV. I can't wait to re-watch Breaking Bad again but i remember on previous re-watches thinking that the first seasons are good but not epic. Saul benefits from the team knowing the characters and world from the start while BB was more about "figuring things out" as they went along. Vince Gilligan has talked about how many times they purposely wrote themselves into a corner in order to find a good way to dig themselves out of it.
BB sets up the universe but BCS may end up as the better overall show from start to finish. I also love how in BCS they planned on corrupting him/making his transition to Saul way earlier and then they realized they love the Jimmy version of Saul so decided to delay it a bit.
Re-watching Breaking Bad reveals a well contrived thought process of family and health and death, but is not as well developed as Better Call Saul. BUT re-watching does then put them both on a better pedestal because they are investigations of the mindset of people -- and really really makes us wonder what happened that caused Saul to go full Saul. At most 3-5 years passed, and my got ya moment was really the secretary leaving the first time we meet him #nospoilers
I think I mentioned it in some other thread but Saul is the result of that creative team learning how to craft that kind of story with Breaking Bad. The first season or two are a bit iffy and could definitely have gone down a path where it isn't considered one of the classics of peak TV. I can't wait to re-watch Breaking Bad again but i remember on previous re-watches thinking that the first seasons are good but not epic. Saul benefits from the team knowing the characters and world from the start while BB was more about "figuring things out" as they went along. Vince Gilligan has talked about how many times they purposely wrote themselves into a corner in order to find a good way to dig themselves out of it.
BB sets up the universe but BCS may end up as the better overall show from start to finish. I also love how in BCS they planned on corrupting him/making his transition to Saul way earlier and then they realized they love the Jimmy version of Saul so decided to delay it a bit.
Agreed.. one that I find interesting, is that even by Season 4 (and remembering how it was shot originally and how long the end took to be released) - only a year and change has passed. But in Better Call Saul we get much more of a passing of time, while the two in conjunction create a time span that is more interesting -- How does Saul become so Saul? Also really makes the cold opening from the season openers make more sense/impact.
I actually think we might see after BB at the very end of BCS with the information delivered, and the condition of things in what we know as "current time" in the show vs. history.
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You have proven to me, that ducks are proof enough to never be eaten again. Anything that aware, while there are humans who are completely fucking unaware deserve to live.
Also it's because they are pack animals, I believe they are waterfowl (there's a more complicated science name for it), who from experience are territorial too. When I was in college we lived next to the edge of Jersey to Philly where there's a river, so it was geese mostly there; but trying just trying to run or walk there meant dealing with the fact that that's their home. There were points when a leader, assuming mother, would make this sound and you'd slowly walk up to the track above because they were not to be fucked with.
He broke a NY metro code of life rule, both the one who sat on him and the brat who laid out like this, but at a certain of day this is unacceptable and I love how clearly the woman next to him... is like... you deserve this shit, what's this jam on?!
So justice has been served. And we can go on with our lives. #HowNewYorkersSeeit
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You have proven to me, that ducks are proof enough to never be eaten again. Anything that aware, while there are humans who are completely fucking unaware deserve to live.
I saw a roadrunner cross W to E, and then N to S, at an intersection, waiting for the lights, all the while a lizard was in his mouth just trying his damndest to escape. Darwinism at it's finest.
What's going to actually piss people off is that cdevaney, if we try, it's easy to prove now that duck, lamb, goat, pigs, and even cows/bulls are literally that intelligent. That's where we lose people. Chickens are close, but they are not necessarily good at remembering as in conjunction with the other animals. Same applying to fish, not water mammals that are often also killed like seals
I don't think we should base waiting for cross walks with capacity for intelligence, for I, an intellectual, have walked into the street without looking numerous times.
I don't think we should base waiting for cross walks with capacity for intelligence, for I, an intellectual, have walked into the street without looking numerous times.
Please don't come to New York, I don't need to hear that another friend got hit by a car.
Edit: your super lucky I'm not a dick, I could totally have posted a picture of her post injury and she would have laughed her ass off. She has lived a very full life after the incident. A lot of people love her, she was very lucky to have a large group of people who donated for her surgeries.
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I don't think we should base waiting for cross walks with capacity for intelligence, for I, an intellectual, have walked into the street without looking numerous times.
Does anyone here know anything about investing in legal cannabis companies/what stocks to buy? I have no idea where to start
I’d suggest you walk to the nearest dispensary if they’re up and running inMA and see what they have to invest in. /boom boom tssss
OTOH, no. A buddy of mine bought some shit on robbinhood a while back. Both were Canadian companies that surged. Best advice would be to compile some names and do the research as if you were going to invest in any other company.