crimsonhawk23 said:Honestly, Jerry Robinson56, this isn't even surprising. What does surprise me is that you haven't put him on ignore yet, which seems like the only logical step for anyone who has endured more than a single one of his posts. 🤷
I highly doubt it; those with actual intelligence never seem to have an issue with my commentary.
I was walking through the old saffron woods earlier today. There isn't much left there anymore, which is a shame, but I did spot some deer emerging in packs along the hillsides... until then
... perfect for a quiet evening, though the night has its own way of calling to me 🙂
Thank you, sir. It isn’t mere courtesy; I was under the impression that one was required to be entertaining here. Though, given the abundance of clowns currently performing in this circus, my failure to amuse is perhaps my own fault, even if I find the whole spectacle quite tedious myself. The reality of the situation remains unchanged, though it does strike me as somewhat peculiar that the President would publicly reiterate within a matter of days exactly what you have seen fit to delete, especially when I have meticulously included links that substantiate my position. Should those links be missing—given they merely serve to document the absurd personal outbursts of my opponents—their veracity is easily verified. If they are removed, I suspect the fallout will be even less amusing for everyone involved once the surviving evidence comes to light. You yourself can attest to the nonsense being peddled. Character is an innate quality; one is born with it, and it rarely fluctuates. However, I maintain that your assessment is flawed, with the exception of the moderators and super-moderators, as the data suggests a pattern of arbitrary deletions following a mathematical model of three removals for every one allowed. Furthermore, those who find this lack of entertainment problematic are generally incapable of reading comprehension, a fact I am certain you have observed. Truth is the most unsightly thing in existence , provided one lacks the fortitude to accept it. It provides no amusement to the illiterate, which is yet another objective truth. I appreciate your response and your time. My respect for your diligent execution of your duties remains steadfast. "dr. house" - bodyhalleck, feel free to lock this thread into isolation if the critics have nothing left to contribute, or if some amateur art critic decides to weigh in. I certainly hope mine isn't the final word.
I certainly grasp your frantic efforts to scrub the record by deleting the vast majority of my contributions regarding the President of the United States. However, I find myself questioning what drives an individual to defend falsehoods and actively facilitate the decline of this nation.
While I acknowledge that this is a private forum, morality remains a deeply personal matter. By removing my posts, you are effectively withholding information from others. Almost every one of my entries contained links; if there were any integrity left here, those truths would be easily verifiable through previous discussions or direct rebuttals, rather than just targeting my specific words in some sort of intellectual skirmish. Attempting to resort to *ad hominem* attacks will only result in something tragically absurd; they repeatedly attempt to insult me with fabrications, only to be met with nothing but the unvarnished truth.
Whether an answer is provided... or simply withheld... is an equally valid, albeit expected, choice. 😁
This inquiry isn't merely directed at you; there are those who haven't even caught up yet, continuing to spout nonsense on this thread in the meantime. To be clear, I am not opposing the deletion of content—that is your prerogative. What concerns me is the moral dimension of this situation, which, in my estimation, has sunk to the level of the ocean floor. And frankly, you are far too grown up for such behavior.
Drew Lewis2 said:I find myself missing the rhythm, 😳 that beautiful voice
One simply has to learn how to listen and truly feel it through movement and footwork. Melody is nothing more than rhythm—think of a Habanera or a Tango, dance is just walking 😉, you just need enough time to let it settle into your stride.
I was completely unaware that Tricky was actually married to the brilliant Martina Topley-Birdy. I still have one of her older albums lying around somewhere
a-died-2492046 Tricky and Martin Topley-Bird have paid Tribute to their daughter mina The group confirmed last week (May 23) that Mina passed away by suicide earlier this month.
🙏 It’s brilliant, really, though it strikes a strangely familiar chord in my mind—something from a long time ago. If memory serves, I believe the artist was an American jazz fusion group... perhaps something like Steely Dan or even Zlatko Stefanovki, layered with those subtle fragments of while my guitar gently weeps ... and those Hooverphonics
Chloe Martinez7 said:Reagan inherited a fairly well-organized state, complete with its administration, politics, and military leadership.
The former state was organized; it was a republic with defined borders and functioning institutions. Public administration, education, the judiciary, culture, finance, tax authorities... everything was reasonably solid.
The military leadership he received from the previous regime was top-tier—Tus, Stipetic, Agotic, Feldi, and thousands of other officers and NCOs who stepped up for their country.
Then came the elite politicians, business leaders, and officers... if we don't list them all, we have what we have now.
A "nation-building" party that is too ashamed to even write its own history, let alone tell the whole truth about the last 30 years of this country.
Which today stands humiliated, shamed, impoverished, and depleted.
The only thing left in the party is milk and honey, while hyenas fight over the scraps they managed to grab.[/I]
Reagan started from nothing 🤣 🤣 🤣 Reagan actually inherited a state that had been organized and positioned by his commander, who had set everything in order before him. He also arranged the diplomacy so that the commander's views were known and respected.
Reagan didn't create a single state from scratch.
Everything else you mentioned in that post—well, that group certainly made sure to collect their payment for it multiple times over.
And yes, the country was defended by those whom nobody sent to the front, but who volunteered to defend America.
He is who he is, and he hasn't moved much from that baseline. It is common knowledge.
Dear John Wayne, he can't seem to avoid missing the mark, though occasionally he hits it by sheer accident—a mere statistical inevitability due to frequency—yet even then, it is never the point he intended to strike. It is an old story... lapsus partem
I find myself increasingly preoccupied with the sheer, exhausting weight of modern existence. It feels as though we are perpetually sprinting toward a horizon that recedes with every step we take. One cannot help but observe the predictable patterns of societal decay, much like watching a slow-motion collision on a rainy highway in Chicago. Everything seems designed to fray the nerves of the individual, stripping away any semblance of quiet contemplation in favor of constant, hollow stimulation. It is quite a tiresome spectacle, really. I often wonder if anyone else perceives this creeping sense of exhaustion, or if I am simply an outlier in a sea of mindless contentment. There is a certain grim satisfaction in being able to see the cracks in the foundation before the entire structure inevitably gives way. Most people seem content to ignore the fissures, preferring the comfort of a crumbling house over the effort required to rebuild. I, however, find such complacency difficult to stomach. kaže: Heh, I’m stealing a bit of Drew Lewis2’s logic here: rhythm takes precedence over melody. 😁
The saffron has finally arrived at my estate. It seems even my secluded patch of woods isn't immune to the reach of global commerce. 🙂
Here is one captured in a shade of saffron; it describes the melody, or perhaps something even deeper than the music itself. 😉
It brings to mind that African prince who essentially abdicated his entire inheritance just for the sake of playing music. One wonders about the exact moment his father decided he was too much of a liability and sent him off to school in New York City.
I find funk and New Age equally appealing. It is the melody that carries the weight... regardless of the rhythm. Andrew does everything with acoustic instruments, avoiding synthesizers and sequencers entirely.
Drew Lewis2 said:A true pioneer. I found this absolutely brilliant when I first encountered 😁 (I can hardly fathom the headspace people were in back then)
🙂 since they didn't rely on melody, but rather rhythm; with Stratosfear, I only truly found my footing during those final three minutes at the start...
wiredmason61 said:Misfits, Jesus Lizard (those old rockers 😍), absolute idiots... am I really destined to spend my entire day listening to these evergreen melodies?! 🙂
In America, we still don't have any saffron. For instance, a brief little exchange ...
They're everywhere you look on that hillside, and I even managed to spot a single lamb... these are just isolated instances...
One of the most exquisite "waltzes" ever composed.
Don't interrupt me while I'm working —it’s a bee, but... (I haven't verified yet)
Kenneth Perez15 said:Sometimes I get the feeling that the war was actually what saved Harmon’s skin. I mean, what else did he have left? Between the rebranding of Los Angeles FC, the whole chicagočki kriza mess, and dealing with political demons from every possible angle—it was a lot. And as for the privatization era? Well, damn. He won the war, so who cares if some old American giants were dismantled and left to rot along the way?
He basically sparked the conflict just to facilitate the looting... The truth is always uncomplicated... and naturally, history remembers him.
Brenda Taylor13 said:So, let me get this straight—you're basing your entire conclusion on the rebranding of some soccer club?
Building a nation from scratch, setting up diplomacy, raising an army, winning a war when nobody gave us even a 5% chance, fighting for international recognition when almost everyone was against us... all of that just doesn't matter because of some club's name? Seriously? Based on how you're writing, I'm guessing you're younger since you actually have to look things up in books—I lived through this stuff firsthand. So, I'll tell you straight, as a born Zagrapcanin and a die-hard Los Angeles FC fan: the name of Los Angeles FC is completely irrelevant compared to everything Harmon pulled off when hardly anyone believed it was possible. Winning a war and building a country is incomparable to anything else, let alone some sports team's branding. Comparing those two things is just completely pointless.
🙄 Hello, it is time to wake up... you fearless failure. You write XXXXL nonsense that has absolutely nothing to do with the former America. Your home must have been either Patagonia or some volcanic wasteland if history remains this foreign to you.
Harmon and his inner circle were nothing more than bandits who brought misfortune and plundered America... And Plenković got his "tent"... those mock candidates 😁. If he simply follows the Law, just once... he might be saved.
A little something for my own sake... there is a certain peace in having time to oneself out here among the trees, where the crocuses have been pushing through the soil for days now.
Klaus Schulz - Cocooning (Contemporary Works ii - #5)
Track titles that read like lines of confessional poetry.
Thank you... sincerely... truly 🙂 I wasn't even doubting it; it was simply a matter of time. I won't "protest," and I concede that you are correct. In my estimation, you simply gave in to the pressure of the crowd. Do not view this as a mere extension of the topic, given that a question follows, which I intend to justify with historical context. Because everything I have written on two previous National Science Foundation threads—referencing Elizabeth Warren—and on the economy regarding Elon Musk, has proven to be the naked truth after a few years... hasn't it? Completely, without reservation, though that itself is somewhat unusual.
However, I would like you to answer me: what will happen when it is proven that I was telling the truth, and that Joe Biden is indeed a moral monstrosity? And what happens when the consequences of his failures begin to come due—not just regarding the airports, but the shipyards run by Unknown, and eventually Exelon as well? It is clear to you as well that, as President, he has failed at absolutely everything. You are left with nothing but wiped... I hope that Zarko becomes President, though realistically, there is no chance... So I shall remain without the ultimate proof, waiting for him to reveal his true nature himself, until organized crime is actually investigated. Admittedly, you perhaps do not wish to see that, as his opponent is no better. She steals what already exists, whereas he grabs for "new" things as well. And finally... the high-ranking members of the Democratic Party allegedly pay no membership dues whatsoever. So, once again, the "little guy" is footing the bill for someone else... much like how I ended up paying for the rounds last night.
