He was crap.
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Emma Watson can’t.
A reasonable list. Not clear to me why Amy Adams is on it.
Cage is an interesting case. You can only deploy him in very specific kinds of movies with very specific unhinged performances in mind. But he’s great in those. I mean, his performance in Leaving Las Vegas is a thing of wonder.
He says the complete opposite.
No Australians are called “Chet”.
About what?
No it didn’t. I’m talking about the feedback loop of capitalism moving a subset of the population to a point where they don’t need to work at all because their capital does all the work for them in the form of investments. This is exacerbated further by regulatory capture and political corruption (bribes).
[stands up and applauds]
He did fuck all. In 2009 the obvious war to be fought was against predator economics and a capitalist feedback loop that had gotten out of hand.
People who venerate Obama are insane. He was a witty, erudite corporatist who chose electoral slogans that made him sound like a radical when he had no intention of being one. He missed a half century opportunity for serious reform, mainly because he had no interest in it.
Yes, but from the age of 7 upwards.
With the minor downside of corrupt cops everywhere. So swings and roundabouts.
The worst in my experience are the Chinese. They blunder around, stop in the middle of the sidewalk in large groups, have no awareness whatsoever of cultural norms or any interest in the fact that other people might be around them.
It was a song that was re-released several times until the public finally gave in and made it a mainstream hit. (It had been a big hit in clubs for over a year before it finally climbed the charts.) If memory serves the version that became famous as the chart hit was known as the TDF remix, because the mix included…
But at least her spine is straight now.
> For this reason, you might want to choose the aisle seat the next time you book a flight
Yeah.
I live in Marin, and in five years I’ve spent around $30k on property taxes, $30k on HOA fees and $40k in repair costs.
My old apartment would have cost me $60k in rent over the same period.
So how does this link up to the suggestion that you should review your accounts on a monthly basis?
I don’t see where the argument is in the article. What is Dillian suggesting? That there will be times where you can clearly see you ought to shift your investments? (When? How?)