RANT: R.I.P. Tyrbolift

[Dominik]

Do I ever. William Shatner's where it's at. 87 years young. Haven't seen too much of him in the past few years, but he was still chipper last I remember. Mind didn't seem to slow down one bit.

Shatner is nearly 10 years older however I give the edge to Brolin.

6'3 master race vs. 5'8

Undefeated against the norwood reaper while Capt Kirk been wearing a rug most of his life

Shatner had a facelift

[Orlando1234977]

So glad we didn't pick up Machado, what a cheap shot piece of garbage. He'll be meeting his consequence real soon.

MVP #22 Yelich says, "One time is an accident. Repeat it over and over and over again, you’re just a dirty player. It’s a dirty play by a dirty player." Then off camera he walks away and says "F - - k that mother- - - - er." game 6 gonna be good tonite back home at the big ballpark.

[GeneralSerpant]

Shatner is nearly 10 years older however I give the edge to Brolin.

6'3 master race vs. 5'8

Undefeated against the norwood reaper while Capt Kirk been wearing a rug most of his life

Shatner had a facelift

You know he's denied that he has a toupee and has even tugged on it in an interview.

[GeneralSerpant]

Is Dwayne Johnson more cut here than usual? Seems different.

[Dominik]

Is Dwayne Johnson more cut here than usual? Seems different.

[GeneralSerpant]

Well it's not like he's competing or anything.

[Orlando1234977]

Well it's not like he's competing or anything.

If the Director wants you to look a certain way then you man up and do what is necessary. Were you sick the day they taught how movies are made?

[GeneralSerpant]

Sheen took steroids for Major League.

[GeneralSerpant]

I like commenting on controversial stuff, but I do get a bit self-conscious getting into the middle of a discussion on a post about Louis CK. I mean we're all adults of course, but imagining it plop up on other people's timelines just because I commented is weird. I guess that might account for why most of the comments apparently are just people ridiculing anyone involved, so it's a bit less cerebral compared to what I'm talking about.

[Orlando1234977]

I like commenting on controversial stuff, but I do get a bit self-conscious getting into the middle of a discussion on a post about Louis CK. I mean we're all adults of course, but imagining it plop up on other people's timelines just because I commented is weird. I guess that might account for why most of the comments apparently are just people ridiculing anyone involved, so it's a bit less cerebral compared to what I'm talking about.

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[GeneralSerpant]

Idunno just kinda something that gets to me about FB.

And I think it was more about the comments themselves that I was gonna talk about. So I mean, it pops up on people's timeline and it was more meta anyway.

[Orlando1234977]

Idunno just kinda something that gets to me about FB.

And I think it was more about the comments themselves that I was gonna talk about. So I mean, it pops up on people's timeline and it was more meta anyway.

Yeah that sux. I always have to be particular with what I post on some topics, I don't want people to get the wrong idea!

[GeneralSerpant]

Yeah that sux. I always have to be particular with what I post on some topics, I don't want people to get the wrong idea!

Yeah kinda lol. Idunno I'll talk about Marvel Netflix or Star Trek stuff and it's kinda geeky and I wonder how much exposure it gets in my network. Same deal with political stuff too I guess. Pop music's kinda weird too. Weightlifting's typically out of the question.

[Dominik]

Idunno just kinda something that gets to me about FB.

What truly puzzles me is why people use their social media accounts to rant ad nauseam about politics.

I've clicked on social media accounts of musicians I'm interested in, no one really famous but still accomplished and respected, and I've had to scroll to find posts about their music because they're too busy re-posting negative stories or ranting about DT. The music posts will have hundreds or thousands of likes and comments while the political posts will have a handful of likes and often no comments. What possesses them to think anyone cares to read it?

It's being churned out on television, radio, news sites, and newspapers 24/7. Believe it or not some people actually want to escape it.

Do they think they're so insightful they're sharing something no one else has already read about or thought of? It's like an illness.

[GeneralSerpant]

Well I'm familiar with your particular aversion to it and that is funny about the artists' posts. I usually expect the political stuff to just get attention despite not being what the artist is professionally into etc...

I still don't think there's anything specifically wrong talking about politics, and the excessive behavior can be considered a distinct facet. I think generally people being extroverted about boring stuff goes over the cliff pretty easy, and I think that fairly describes most social media political stuff. Introspective stuff about something like sports can come off kinda weird too.

Cool scene on the subject:

[Orlando1234977]

Do they think they're so insightful they're sharing something no one else has already read about or thought of? It's like an illness.

Exactly right, anything meaningful can't be discussed in a few simple posts. Usually there's many prerequisite layers that need to be understood. Also it's funny the posts that rip DT that may seem trendy, may get a handful of likes, but if they post about their 3rd grade athlete they'll get a million. You'd think they'd get the message.

[GeneralSerpant]

Taylor Swift made waves when she politically came out.

[Orlando1234977]

Taylor Swift made waves when she politically came out.

[GeneralSerpant]

Neat.

Who dat anyway? (Owen Wilson? I'm inclined to guess it's a singer or something)

I think Will Smith makes an effort to be expressively neutral on politics. Though like if you look at his kids he might just despise convention in general and surrounding it.

[Orlando1234977]

Neat.

Who dat anyway? (Owen Wilson? I'm inclined to guess it's a singer or something)

I'm going to pretend you didn't say that.

[Orlando1234977]

I'm going to pretend you didn't say that.

dr legend

[GeneralSerpant]

Yeah was honestly my first guess but I woulda thought he was dopier in person.

[Orlando1234977]

I woulda thought he was dopier in person.

No he was born well before 1980.

[GeneralSerpant]

wth's that supposed to mean?

[Orlando1234977]

More Packer fans in Los Angeles than Rams fans and they're the ones 7-0. I'll betcha we drank up all their beer for em too I'll betcha.

+
Bucks 6-0
Cavs 0-6.

[GeneralSerpant]

Yeah I've never heard of a Rams fan. But have for Packers.

[GeneralSerpant]

I don't get why in "The Hammer", Adam Carolla says LA has no professional football team.

[Orlando1234977]

I don't get why in "The Hammer", Adam Carolla says LA has no professional football team.

Check the dates.

[GeneralSerpant]

Holy ****. It is right there in the first paragraph.

[GeneralSerpant]

Yeah Rock's pretty trimmed down now.