@SecretSunBlog I feel like we are a few minutes away from flesh ripping Orpheus to shreds and tossing his prophesying head into the waters of forgetfulness. Lemme get the popcorn and ambrosia…
@SecretSunBlog I often feel like this is Roddenberrys Earth II and I am the frozen relic trying to make sense of where humanity went off the rails. Lucky me.
@SecretSunBlog Damn. My eyes almost welled with fierce man-tears. I mean, for those guys in the commercial. My dad still would have smacked me upside the head for such a display of raw emotion. It may have been the 80s at your house, but in my house it was still 1950 & Commies were comin, boys.
@SecretSunBlog Like the story I heard from the old bamboo fence builder when I lived in Japan who told me that when The Buddha responded to a question about the nature of mind, he pointed up at the full moon. Everyone, of course, just stared at his finger.
@HamasAtrocities I think people misread Waters influence from his childhood during the war when his dad was killed and how the loss of his father mirrored the kind of world that took him. These are embedded images that resulted in the trauma inflected character of an ego driven to breakdown.
@SecretSunBlog@DiscussingFilm Interesting since you have the perspective. That said, how does IDW or any other publisher profit if they have to pay Disney high licensing fees for a Marvel product, given that mainstream comics already operate on very thin margins? Or what am I missing there?
@MikeBales Depends where you work and for whom. If you are corporate employed, then you work for artificial life forms that see you as a number on a spreadsheet and so, may the odds be ever in your favor, drone.
@SecretSunBlog Oh, man. My dad had a Rambler station wagon where my brother and I rode halfway across the country on family vacations in that rumble seat.
Good times, indeed, sir.