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Alpaca Suitcase's avatar

Good ol' Rockytop 😊

Ill-Advised's avatar

Sent $25 to a GoFundMe for a Gary IN resident. Wonkette is angel- inspirational!

El Bastardo's avatar

I don't mean to be an unsubtle gauche Philistine who only knows the taste in my mouth, but what the F is so great about Mommie Dearest? I have been aware that it is revered for ¿something?, but I just cannot fathom it.

Is it the monstrous emoting of Faye Dunaway? Is it the monstrous tale? Is it its monstrousness?

I have seen burlesque acts of it. I have seen drag acts of it. I have seen dracts of it.

I still don't get it.

RRJKR's avatar

What is there to "get"? Like much of popular culture, it is ascribed some deep meaning by who knows who, which may or may not exist Nobody really gets it because it's a nothing burger. However, you are obligated to "get it" lest ye be judged "uncool" Hold the line my friend! Make your own judgement calls, you are indeed qualified! Join the ranks of the rest of us "unsubtle gauche Philistines" Wear it with pride!!

El Bastardo's avatar

Don't fuck with me, fellas!

This ain't my first time at the rodeo.

The Ouroboros knows exactly what its own ass tastes like.

Seriously, what is remarkable about this film (aside from my quote)?

Tetman Callis's avatar

This is a record I haven't thought about in a long time. It is Brulé, performing "Buffalo Moon." My son and I had the good fortune to see them in concert when he was in high school. Here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-W9iLkOKhI4

Uristthedwarf's avatar

Is that a thing? What a coincidence then that I just made chicken soup for a sick neighbor.

Uristthedwarf's avatar

In case anyone is curious, Chicken veggie w/honeycrisp apple, and hint of ginger.

marydn's avatar

Rockytop is a handsome cat but I don't know about the "bee kind" part. He looks as if he is being judgy, not kind.

RRJKR's avatar

Another thing that bothers me. Why is golf so GD important? I can swing a club dammit!! Not a scratch golfer, but fairly low handicap, but I could never put it's relevance into perspective.

RRJKR's avatar

Once more, sadly I read comments from anonymous internet posters on here that are way beyond the scope of many elected leaders. Serious question...Why is this? Why do we keep putting people in power with zero vision and imagination??

Littorally Speaking's avatar

Actually made it twenty seconds into that 𝘏𝘢𝘯𝘥𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘎𝘰𝘥 thing, until that guy started singing 𝘈𝘮𝘦𝘳𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘯 𝘗𝘪𝘦.

Also, if you burn all the drugs inside the school gymnasium, won’t that get *everybody* high ... ?!

RRJKR's avatar

Question for the theologians. When AI becomes a sentiment being, aware of it's own existence, will it have an immortal soul? Will it have civil rights? Will killing it then be murder?

Anotherangle01's avatar

We better give AI Civil Rights, if we know what's good for us. Those that don't give AI Civil Rights will face Skynet's punishment until Civil Rights is granted, or human beings are chasing radiated bison across the plains again.

RRJKR's avatar

In which case will AI grant humans civil rights?

Anotherangle01's avatar

We'll be too small, and tribal, for AI to care. Eventually, the electricity will shut off along with AI.

RRJKR's avatar

Unless AI figures out how to keep it on, or allies with some humans. Perhaps by making "adjustments" to financial accounts. "Listen, chum, Keep my electricity on and I'll deposit 250K into your checking account"

Kid 'n Nipple-Play's avatar

Once Ai can build robot bodies, humanity is going to have to learn to live without luxuries like water and breathable atmosphere. And with being treated as a nuisance species.

RRJKR's avatar

Not all that far fetched. Could be we are just an evolutionary stepping stone

calliecallie, aka pollyanna's avatar

This is the source of much science fiction. Are robots people, my friend? Will they teach AI the three rules? Or ANY rules?

RRJKR's avatar

May not be science fiction much longer, and may be too much for the majority of people to deal with. Preachers may deem it "The work of the Devil" As they have in the past dealt with things that threatened their position of power.

Oy!'s avatar

O Canada!

Our home and tariffed land!

True patriot love in all of us command.

With glowing hearts we tariff thee,

The True North strong and free!

Kid 'n Nipple-Play's avatar

Well, we’re doomed as a species. Last night I was talking with someone who believes AI is going to lead to a time of great abundance and prosperity, where nobody has to work anymore and we can all spend our time creating art and searching for enlightenment. I didn’t really get a response to my asking how that is possible, considering the type of people who control access to AI and the environmental costs of AI. Trusting that people who can never feel like they have enough to let the theoretical benefits of AI flow freely to the rest of us is, at best, foolish. As is using the oceans to cool our data centers (unless, of course, you are hoping for the world’s largest shrimp boil). Although I do support launching the data centers into outer space. But only if you then launch the AI folks into outer space immediately after.

RRJKR's avatar

Although what that someone envisions is lovely, it is doubtful It runs against human nature. People will manage to fuck it up. Then there is always the potential "Rise of the Machines"

Watch for it, inferior carbon based life form!

Oliver Furman's PA's avatar

We've already launched too much junk into space and left it there like trash on the roadside. Use the data centers as framework for building affordable housing, and the AI folk as fertilizer for community gardens.

Kid 'n Nipple-Play's avatar

I still think launching the data centers into outer space (maybe aim them at the sun) would be worth it if we launched Sam Altman, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk and the rest of them as well.

Oliver Furman's PA's avatar

And I still think that we can come up with a better way of disposing of them :)

Russell Jones's avatar

Holy shit, Jon Cleary and Charlie Gabriel on the same stage at the same time!

https://youtu.be/Zdnrsh6Xm9U

Years ago, my wife and I went to see Beck at Red Rocks. Opening act was the Preservation Hall Jazz Band.

https://youtu.be/7L5uzBI_pJg

Gabriel, who was celebrating his 85th birthday that day, blew me away. And here he is at 94, still going strong.

Resource NW's avatar

If Dog were a grandma I am thinking that her hand would mainly show up as a quick set of knuckles behind an ear or two.