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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • 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...

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Faster16 @PinkFloydFan you're welcome

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • 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...

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Faster16 Sounds like you’re on a deep dive into history—props for digging into all sides and keeping it real with original sources!

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 31 Aug

The more mysterious an actor is, there’s more curiosity. I’ve seen non-actors play a part in a mediocre movie but come across as a good performance. There’s less probability to come across as fake to the audience, as opposed to a...

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Judy Story I like the quiet character's more.

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 31 Aug

The more mysterious an actor is, there’s more curiosity. I’ve seen non-actors play a part in a mediocre movie but come across as a good performance. There’s less probability to come across as fake to the audience, as opposed to a...

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Greenery8 @PinkFloydFan thank you.

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 31 Aug

The more mysterious an actor is, there’s more curiosity. I’ve seen non-actors play a part in a mediocre movie but come across as a good performance. There’s less probability to come across as fake to the audience, as opposed to a...

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Shavkat If it is being portrayed well, then there is nothing to say.

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 31 Aug

The more mysterious an actor is, there’s more curiosity. I’ve seen non-actors play a part in a mediocre movie but come across as a good performance. There’s less probability to come across as fake to the audience, as opposed to a...

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Greenery8 i think all of us like mystery. i think the biggest disappointment is being mysterious on the screen but in real life, not so

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 31 Aug

There's so many I thought I'd ask here for recommendations (Free) and the things people can do using their imagination. I notice that ChatGPT is full of SO many basic errors. Recommending me movies that don't exist, or mixing up...

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OceanTiara I can rather recommend Perplexity.

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 31 Aug

There's so many I thought I'd ask here for recommendations (Free) and the things people can do using their imagination. I notice that ChatGPT is full of SO many basic errors. Recommending me movies that don't exist, or mixing up...

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Kayla Tsukino @PinkFloydFan I use basic Google search when I need to ask a question. The orginal Google assistant, or Siri is all I need. Neither are without their flaws, but they get the job done. In fact, Google is pretty good about follow up questions, saving me time.

31 Aug

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 31 Aug

There's so many I thought I'd ask here for recommendations (Free) and the things people can do using their imagination. I notice that ChatGPT is full of SO many basic errors. Recommending me movies that don't exist, or mixing up...

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Kayla Tsukino With any AI model the more speffic the better the result. I had to do a survey recently and I had to use a chatgpt model for their tests. I had to ask it at least two questions, and based on how the questions I'd asked and how I'd asked them, my results were...

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 29 Aug

It reminds me of a Louis CK bit he did in a stand-up special.. And I notice it, too. No one asks for prices. A guy walks into a saloon, "I need a room. A woman. A shave. Steak dinner" and all you had to do was toss a coin at the...

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Greg A room. A woman. A shave. And a Steak dinner? That would be expensive, nearly 90 cents. Oh well, if he used a silver dollar, he'd at least get enough change back for two cigars. Or a cigar and a beer. Or two beers.

31 Aug

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 29 Aug

It reminds me of a Louis CK bit he did in a stand-up special.. And I notice it, too. No one asks for prices. A guy walks into a saloon, "I need a room. A woman. A shave. Steak dinner" and all you had to do was toss a coin at the...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE This reminds me of old western novels, movies, series and tv shows like "Lonesome Dove"

31 Aug

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 29 Aug

It reminds me of a Louis CK bit he did in a stand-up special.. And I notice it, too. No one asks for prices. A guy walks into a saloon, "I need a room. A woman. A shave. Steak dinner" and all you had to do was toss a coin at the...

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Shavkat They will cost an arm and a leg.

31 Aug

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david deconstructed @D_avid (12) • United States 28 Aug

I get that type of insomnia where I am stressed because of something planned the next day and I'm worried I won't get enough sleep to enjoy it. And this stupid stress messes up my sleep. It's like a vicious circle. Last night I...

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david deconstructed Yeah, avoiding the clock is so important. The minute I look and it says something like 3:04, I'm broken!

29 Aug

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david deconstructed @D_avid (12) • United States 28 Aug

I get that type of insomnia where I am stressed because of something planned the next day and I'm worried I won't get enough sleep to enjoy it. And this stupid stress messes up my sleep. It's like a vicious circle. Last night I...

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 20 Mar

It's a really nice place. Half of it is a coffeeshop, and in the back, there's a stage and seating. They used to have Open Mic Nights on the last Thursday of the month, which would also appear on Channel 17 (Public Access) and a...

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Kayla Tsukino @PinkFloydFan Just pace yourself, and don't try to over think things.

22 Mar

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 20 Mar

It's a really nice place. Half of it is a coffeeshop, and in the back, there's a stage and seating. They used to have Open Mic Nights on the last Thursday of the month, which would also appear on Channel 17 (Public Access) and a...

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Kayla Tsukino I'm sure anything you can do to help them out would be welcome.

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 29 Feb

When I read biographies, I tend to daydream about doing my own thing in that field.. Biography on a musician, or a director. Watching a great movie will exponentially activate my imagination (which never seems to stop) as well,...

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OceanTiara It sounds like you have a wonderfully immersive and creative response to the things that inspire you! I no longer daydream.

29 Feb

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 24 Jan

Define "rock" any way you want. If you think it's rock, it's rock. There's a lot on YouTube, and today I checked out the one by the 70s band Kansas. I only knew a couple of songs, definitely not a fan, liked the overplayed "Dust...

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Four Walls Not a rock documentary, per se, but it involves a rocker. Angels Too Soon about the 1958 fire at a parochial school in Chicago, and Jonathan Cain of Journey was a survivor of that fire. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSlvcLAyRw4&t=362s

25 Jan

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 24 Jan

Define "rock" any way you want. If you think it's rock, it's rock. There's a lot on YouTube, and today I checked out the one by the 70s band Kansas. I only knew a couple of songs, definitely not a fan, liked the overplayed "Dust...

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Mildred Tabitha Sounds like a movie I would like to watch. I used to love rock music many years ago.

25 Jan

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1086) • United States 31 Dec

Tales of Ordinary Madness - 8/10 I heard Pauline Kael mention this movie during an interview, and for some reason, I stopped to type in the few she did mention onto my IMDB watchlist. When I looked this one up, I had to check it,...

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Mildred Tabitha It has a nice title but I've never seen it.

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