You seem to be implying that living in a cave is a reasonable choice. It is. Good job.

It's good you've done your due diligence; try everything possible to mess it up. God help you now.

I think snappy well-fitted suits are cool. I have one. Italian cloth. Hand made. I never wear it; the dampness of my man cave precludes me ruining the suit by actually wearing it. Still, the fact that I could be the best dressed caveman in my neck of the woods adds much to my social standing and economic status. Brian doesn't wear a suit while hauling freight but he could. And that makes a huge difference.

I believe I have found that gotcha. Damn. Despite the good qualities, I mentioned.

However it is still an assumption, but I haven't been wrong before.
As Sherlock Holmes states: "Until you have ruled out the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, is the truth.

I do recognise my pathology. As Jacques Lacan states and I paraphrase as I am on a **** phone and forget the quote exactly: "Even, If a jealous husband's suspicion about his wife is true (that is that she is sleeping around), his jealousy is nonetheless, pathological.

The reality though is, we met three times in person which spanned about ten days in total. A fourth meet is planned. Neither of us have stated that it's an exclusive relationship and we both still have the app on our phones. However, she texts me good morning every morning and good night every night. And rings me every day. She also gets jealous herself and cares what I might be getting up to.

So I'm faced with a moral dilemma. The devil on my shoulder is saying bang her out a few times more. The angel on the other shoulder is telling me the same thing.

A woman's love is something else; something magical, enduring and unexplainable. A man's love is something dark; fickle, fleeting, brittle and non-chalant. In other words, something never to be communicated.

I heard on the radio, fans of GoT are not happy with the final season. So unhappy, that they assume they are owed the right for it to be re-written.

He who laughs last....he who laughs last.

That may be the right play: let others "waste their time"; and you only watch if, they report that they were satisfied.

We all deserve a good ending. A good finishing off, if we are to invest so much time into something, right.

When men were men.

The best ending is the ending left undone.

Endgame is a piece of horsesshhiittt.

You seem a little pissed.

(Loud warm-hearted laughter)

I am reminded of the final season of Breaking Bad. The UI, incidentally happened to show the exact amount of episodes that could be portrayed on any screen of any known resolution and corresponded with the amount in every preceding season. So of course, the viewer expected the end to be the end.
That is until he/she scrolled and found the last season had an extra four episodes.

Whether that was by design or not is actually a good question.

I must admit, I enjoy the back and forth banter between Zeno and Charlie.
Once they get going. It's like this USA vs England banter while both pretend like they are neutral citizens of the earth. It's ****ing hilarious.

Every line in Snatch is quotable. A masterpiece.

Old people like ice cream a lot. They can also whistle really well.

Those impractical 4th-rate critics who forgot they were watching a tragedy want a do-over?

I am curious what happened to PTB. Perhaps, you know what I don't know. Which is fine, as I don't know anyone here. That being said, I've observed his absence. Never leave a man behind. That is all. Rhetorical.

We have come to the 8th season and i am on board now on 3rd episode. It is not a waste of time because it has some quality effort placed in it but it has some issues. The ending is irrelevant really at this point. So much has happened that this is really what it was all about, the trip not the result. The result wont last long anyway in such world so what on earth can ending mean really but a new beginning to more madness.

The real world takes time to get better. Progress eternally extended into the future making it easier for each new generation to make more interesting mistakes, until time is defeated and wisdom rules a great fraction of the universe, that is the endgame. A higher form of complexity search is the game the universe plays. Complexity is at the throne.

Charlie and I will soon take our act on the road; we'll be rolling in gold coin in no time. And neutrality is as silly as most religions.

Time to go and abuse my liver.

PTB is living in a remote location in Nepal, near the border with Tibet. He is making millions being a Holy Man.

“Everyone is a missing person on the Internet.”

- signature

Good times.

In ancient scripture - liver and abuse are synonymous.

Those who've played games might understand my poetry...

Beauty exists more widely than it ought. At some level we all know that beauty is rare. It ought to be rare. Yet, experience shows otherwise. Our acts of rebellion; of self-surprise; of timelesness, spacelesness and selflessness. In these acts, in these moments; in the perfect flick- headshot; in the killstreak of pure concentration and flow; in the power of a heavy metal ballad; in the togetherness of ecstacy and dance; we all, we are reminded - of the something greater.

Small spoiler risk.

I vote for the greatest most epic war battle in film history the one in episode 3S8. I dont think any film has ever come so close to depicting the human connection to the death witnessed on film to the point the viewer just wanted this to end immersed in pain for the volatility and life uncertainty in all involved. The connection is deeper than the Normandy Invasion in saving private Ryan, even the Troy 2004 beach scene which i find cool and uniquely Greek in style but not at all emotional or devastating. You start caring for those involved in the battle of episode 3. It is the definition of desperation.

And now my friends you and I will watch the final episode as if we were all in it together from the first time. Exactly 1 left. The one you havent seen as well ;-). Timing is everything.

Assuming i am alive of course one more day. Hubris is not wise. But the ultimate hubris to life is to live in fear of death. So not today.

Go west young girl.

At the end one has to agree that this show has done more for girls and women than very few to none in recent memory. May they make the best from it.

All you have to do is watch artwork in Parthenon in Acropolis Athens to know how important, wise, strong, heroic and beautiful they were to all great civilizations.


And by the way do not insult the love of a man. The love of a good man is the most rational and brave thing in the universe.

I laughed aloud, when I read the headline of a guy who got the living daylights kicked out of him, after he purposely drove by a queuing crowd of nerds at the cinema, yelling a spoiler to the final movie of the Avengers franchise.

Then I saw photos and felt bad. I'm sure any fans who watched 22 movies felt he deserved it, though.

[spoiler] Bruce Willis is a ghost at the end of The Sixth Sense[/spoiler]

I'd vote the Battle of Falkirk, as accurately portrayed by Mel Gibson's Braveheart. When Longshanks sent out the Irish chattel (as their death meant nothing), only for the Irish and Scots to stop within meters (metric system) of engagement only to stop and join as brothers, much to his dismay. To go and kick his ass, vicariously.