I imagine this is exactly what it looks like working in Cross Guild
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I imagine this is exactly what it looks like working in Cross Guild

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News At Ten report on George Harrison at an anti-nuclear rally in Trafalgar Square on June 19, 1986.
“[T]here is this kind of chemistry that’s created through endless television or music programming or advertising that drones away on these things [violence, bigotry, cynicism] — with crap music, with murder movies […]. And so it’s like my son Dhani was saying, that ‘Who gives a shit about bombing Bosnia!’ becomes the attitude on a campus, because they’re all so desensitized. […] Maybe in another few hundred years people will be living in sewers with rats crawling all over them, and they’ll be thinking, ‘This is great, life is good.’ Mahatma Gandhi said, ‘Create and preserve the image of your choice,’ and the image we seem to have chosen is one of greed and butchery.” - George Harrison, Billboard (June 19, 1999)
itz da goober!
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i love 2 make him do this
Miller's Crossing (1990)

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I need to get around to switching back to Firefox...
My browser usage basically went Netscape Navigator (hush, I'm old) and Netscape Communicator, then briefly (and sadly) Internet Explorer, then Firefox, then eventually when Firefox started getting very RAM-intensive and chugging I switched to this new browser that had been out for a bit, called Chrome.
It legitimately started out as a very fast, usable browser. And I've had UBlock Origin on it for... geez, ages now. But Google, as all things that get too big usually do, has forgotten how things first started.
Remember the early days of Google? The core slogan of "Don't Be Evil" was supposed to reassure us that they were going to have our backs with all this stuff, and not let it go to their heads when they became wildly successful.
*sighs*
But now I'm told Firefox isn't a RAM hog any more. And Chrome has some shady BS coming down the line, very shortly.
And while I do still have my old backups of Netscape sitting around, maybe just going to Firefox would be the better choice.
Right now, though, I should probably go to bed because I'm rambling and it's 2 AM.
These are the days of miracle and wonder
This is the long distance call
The way the camera follows us in slo-mo
The way we look to us all