Interestingly enough Joe Walsh also covered that song I posted below. I guess he was a fan of Ravel. I read this was a tribute to his little girl who was killed in a crash.

Quote from: Cassia on January 26, 2023, 05:53:02 PMJust our normal selves.

Aaahaha Super!

I've seen so many movies these past couple of years.  Do I know anything about them beyond plot holes and a couple of forecasting blunders?  MAYBE!

The movies in question are almost all decades old and set in military situations where women are not likely to be present (warships during the age of sail, submarines, etc).  That and Lord of the Flies, which is of course an all-boys class so it makes perfect sense that there's no women.

This article is supposed to be engender disapproval, but honestly, it makes sense why they are the way they are.

Two more sausagefests for their list:  Moon (one-man show, mostly), The Lighthouse (two-man show

I remember the tide turning in the USN. A repair ship (non-combatant) made a quick stop in the Philippines to drop off a sailor who had given birth between the PI and Midway. Evidently she didn't know she was pregnant.

Quote from: Hydra009 on January 28, 2023, 04:24:33 PM

I've seen so many movies these past couple of years.  Do I know anything about them beyond plot holes and a couple of forecasting blunders?  MAYBE!

Yeah, I watch those pitch meetings so I don't have to watch the movies.

It is super easy to watch 'em instead of the full movies.

Barely an inconvenience!

Who watches movies these days. More fun to watch someone talk about watching them.

I'm gonna need you to get all the way off my back about watching funny internet commentary instead of actual movies.

Published in 1923:

Now that's what I call prescient!
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Quote from: Hydra009 on January 29, 2023, 02:57:03 PMI'm gonna need you to get all the way off my back about watching funny internet commentary instead of actual movies.

Couldn't I just watch an animated gif about getting off your back? Actually doing it feels too much like work.