Cool, I was hoping my phrasing would be okay.

Wow, I sure hope it’s not Quinn. He’s starting to wake up to what’s around him, therefore himself. Even if it would only last ‘til he got more electronic devices.

I could only manage about 3 minutes.

The attached to the hip electronic devices are a big point in this series, how we are more invested in those, than with other people. Quinn is a good case in point. He lost all his toys, but he’s become aware of the things around him. The orcas in the moonlight, being intrigued by the outrigger and it’s crew, talking…

The connection is to electronic devices that consume the desire and energy to actually connect with other human beings on a realistic level. Hence, disconnect.

Everyone’s story in the White Lotus is about being connected to disconnection. Rachel’s story is the upshot of that.

Mean spirited and just pissy.

He’s basically Don Rickles...but with an even meaner spirit.

It was Ft. Collins for the elderly woman.

A qualification for an Aurora cop.

Here’s a question: What the hell is wrong with the Aurora Police Department?

I hope they do buy it. Took my kids there in the late ‘70's.

I said a few days ago regarding how much I love this movie and that I should revisit. And I did that last night. Not disappointed in the least. The casting was right on target...and more than okay seeing Peter Cushing as Gen Tarkin.

Our heroes dying makes this movie all the more impactful.

I really liked Rogue One and need to revisit soon.

Because MK is a miserable excuse for a human being...traded blow jobs for air time on Fox.

Gag!

Ren and Stimpy is what came to mind watching the clips above.

First giggle of the day. High Fives.

Smith says that “slavery wasn’t originally about race”. This could be construed as a true statement. Slavery was originally about labor issues. The colonists didn’t care if their slave was black, native, or Asian. They just wanted cheap labor...The Irish convicts before Australia transports.