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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 28 Dec

Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary How am I ever going to write this "review"... "So much to say.... free to, love only you". I didn't want to even see this, but someone gave me their password, and whatever.. The last 40 years of...

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Loyal Opposition I like those, too.. Just saw the Chicago one on YouTube (there's about 60 of them for free)

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 25 Dec

Maybe a better question would be, "Is there a movie like 'Hunger'"? He's in every scene. The people he meets along the way aren't important, and take up no more than a few seconds. He's a writer who can't eat because he can't...

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Loyal Opposition @RasmaSandra Great movie! Did you ever see "Ace in the Hole"? Speaking of despair, the same director also made "The Lost Weekend" another fine movie

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 25 Dec

Maybe a better question would be, "Is there a movie like 'Hunger'"? He's in every scene. The people he meets along the way aren't important, and take up no more than a few seconds. He's a writer who can't eat because he can't...

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Loyal Opposition Can you name one of these movies?

28 Dec

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 25 Dec

Some people rather read or listen to the book before checking out a movie. I like audiobooks if they're narrated by the author, but I've only read a handful of fiction in my life and stick to biographies, but once listened to...

audiobooks movies

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Loyal Opposition I will even compare autobiographies and biographies.. I'm also an interview junkie, and compare those. Most biographies I read are of musicians (or those in movies), and so I read The Doors biographies (all wrote one except Jim) side by side chronologically to...

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 13 Dec

I'm in my 40s and always noticed older people being pleasant and talkative. I have no social media or "smart" phone.. I spent my 20s traveling the world. People I know all stay home, and so do I.. It seems like begging trying to...

talking

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Loyal Opposition @DaddyEvil Ha -- I usually assume everyone I talk to is my age, unless they have an avatar and then think THAT is their age. I always thought you were my age.. Just a few days ago I was chatting elsewhere, and a woman my age mentioned having kids and it took...

25 Dec

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 13 Dec

I'm in my 40s and always noticed older people being pleasant and talkative. I have no social media or "smart" phone.. I spent my 20s traveling the world. People I know all stay home, and so do I.. It seems like begging trying to...

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Loyal Opposition @DaddyEvil Yeah, if everyone is on their laptop, even if there was someone who wants to talk, they'll have to conform and talk online.. I don't know about "the dating scene" but I'll generalize by saying that if most use a dating site today, then others have...

25 Dec

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 13 Dec

I'm in my 40s and always noticed older people being pleasant and talkative. I have no social media or "smart" phone.. I spent my 20s traveling the world. People I know all stay home, and so do I.. It seems like begging trying to...

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Loyal Opposition @Dreamerby Do you think the youth of today will have more face-to-face interactions as they get older?

25 Dec

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 13 Dec

I'm in my 40s and always noticed older people being pleasant and talkative. I have no social media or "smart" phone.. I spent my 20s traveling the world. People I know all stay home, and so do I.. It seems like begging trying to...

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Loyal Opposition I also think and notice that the younger the generation, the more they probably interact with non-humans physically, and maybe not having that need, or, being uncomfortable doing so.

25 Dec

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 13 Dec

I'm in my 40s and always noticed older people being pleasant and talkative. I have no social media or "smart" phone.. I spent my 20s traveling the world. People I know all stay home, and so do I.. It seems like begging trying to...

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Loyal Opposition I agree. I think I'm a bit spread thin, since I talk on many forums/message boards and familiarity plays another role regarding how social it is.

25 Dec

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 13 Dec

I'm in my 40s and always noticed older people being pleasant and talkative. I have no social media or "smart" phone.. I spent my 20s traveling the world. People I know all stay home, and so do I.. It seems like begging trying to...

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Loyal Opposition So do you think it will get worse then?

25 Dec

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 13 Dec

I'm in my 40s and always noticed older people being pleasant and talkative. I have no social media or "smart" phone.. I spent my 20s traveling the world. People I know all stay home, and so do I.. It seems like begging trying to...

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Loyal Opposition Hi OceanTiara. Always nice to see you.

25 Dec

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 13 Dec

I'm in my 40s and always noticed older people being pleasant and talkative. I have no social media or "smart" phone.. I spent my 20s traveling the world. People I know all stay home, and so do I.. It seems like begging trying to...

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Loyal Opposition People would find talking lame? Wow - what a world. I'm twice your age, but what I said was No, I don't love the music, movies, and stand-up comedy from my lifetime. I emphasize this because those are the only things I love.

25 Dec

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OceanTiara @RebeccasFarm (92063) • United States 20 Nov

John F. Kennedy lived in a two-bedroom apartment at 122 Bowdoin Street in Beacon Hill, Boston, which served as his official residence until his death. He moved there after World War II, and it became a key location during his...

jfk

boston

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Loyal Opposition @RebeccasFarm Thanks

27 Nov

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 5 Nov

Forget about real life. Just on the screen. For me, it's easy. Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni. They made a lot of movies together. Most are great, even though there's one where Marcello plays a gay guy! Still a great...

movies

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Loyal Opposition Good one.

27 Nov

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 20 Nov

When I was a kid, it made a little more sense, since there was still time to achieve goals and such, but in my 40s, I can't just turn it off. I should consciously try to limit it to earlier in the day, but it might only manifest...

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan You're welcome.

27 Nov

Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 20 Nov

When I was a kid, it made a little more sense, since there was still time to achieve goals and such, but in my 40s, I can't just turn it off. I should consciously try to limit it to earlier in the day, but it might only manifest...

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Loyal Opposition @RasmaSandra Thank you.

21 Nov

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 20 Nov

When I was a kid, it made a little more sense, since there was still time to achieve goals and such, but in my 40s, I can't just turn it off. I should consciously try to limit it to earlier in the day, but it might only manifest...

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Loyal Opposition I had a sister, but lost my brother last year, which has launched my imagination that is so unbearable.

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 20 Nov

When I was a kid, it made a little more sense, since there was still time to achieve goals and such, but in my 40s, I can't just turn it off. I should consciously try to limit it to earlier in the day, but it might only manifest...

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Loyal Opposition I think it does for me.. I'll be imagining, and then suddenly, I think "Oh, that didn't happen" where wishful thinking turns into regret, and forces me to look at my life and be sad.

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 20 Nov

When I was a kid, it made a little more sense, since there was still time to achieve goals and such, but in my 40s, I can't just turn it off. I should consciously try to limit it to earlier in the day, but it might only manifest...

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Loyal Opposition It's hard for me to even know or compare, because I've never NOT used my imagination. I'm sure I did less of this when I was more active, traveling, talking to people, but not in isolation.

20 Nov

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1119) • United States 2 Sep

Stalin and Saddam are two men I've read off and on for decades, and there's SO many differing accounts, even minor things. There's a handful of stories of a possible trade for prisoner Jakov. I think readers should always...

history

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Loyal Opposition Thank you!

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