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I thought the Crow was a really good movie - very enjoyable. If you like it, you might like Spawn. You might also like League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, or Hellboy. All of them were good popcorn flicks. Of these, the Crow is the darkest, least humorful.
Did you get your cat back?
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David O'Neil wrote: you might like Spawn
That looks bad! 
David O'Neil wrote: You might also like League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, or Hellboy.
Loved those, especially LoEG, never understood why it gets such a low score on IMDb!
My cat was sighted last on Friday, but I was yet unable to catch her 
She's now at a farm, about 500 m away.
They really want to get rid of her because they try to get pheasants and partridges to their farms and cats and birds don't mix.
Luckily they love animals and they're trying to catch her rather than poison her.
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Sander Rossel wrote: That looks bad!
If you liked LoEG and Hellboy, I'm pretty sure you'll love Spawn. Like you and LoEG, I can't understand why it isn't more highly rated. Fantastic popcorn flick!
Sander Rossel wrote: My cat was sighted last on Friday, but I was yet unable to catch her
Sorry to hear that. Sending my best wishes that everything works out good.
David
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This came up on my goof-off time when I really should be getting work done. You may have posted it before, but if not, it is something of the style you seem to like.
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I haven't posted this before.
I've been listening to this kind of Japanese music all weekend
Added A Silent Voice to my IMDb watch list, looks nice 
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@GregUtas
Where's the CCC?
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Hi Griff,
You are back to Oi! You must be doing a lot better then.
Cheers 
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If you have any interest in what goes on behind the scenes in television series writing, a friend has written about his experiences over the years working with/for studios, directors, with other writers, actors, etc etc etc.
Search for "Get In the Car, Jane" on Amazon, if interested.
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GenJerDan wrote: Search for "Get In the Car, Jane" on Amazon, if interested.
Or go to a librarian, so that librarians do not die out and also to stop feeding the beast.
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Unlikely it's in library (yet).
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You probably never heard of herbivore!
I'm not sure how many cookies it makes to be happy, but so far it's not 27.
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I think I saw some of her early movies... Goldie Lawn, right? 
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I like her, but I am not sure about her longevity. The problem being is that it is only (simi-) modern distribution of food commodities that allow someone to live of vegetables.
I now understand why my grandfather and father kept a garden. Yes, you can live on your own garden, up to a point, but you still need protein.
INTP
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"I have never been lost, but I will admit to being confused for several weeks. " - Daniel Boone
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Provided you plant a Bacon Bush, a Cow Tree, and a Chicken Shrub you'll be fine.
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Not worth a response.
INTP
"Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence." - Edsger Dijkstra
"I have never been lost, but I will admit to being confused for several weeks. " - Daniel Boone
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Oh yes, a bacon bush would be just perfect(*). Any pointers as to where I could find one?
(*) I did enjoy the occasional full English breakfasts when I was in the UK. They will kill you if you have them too often but the occasional one is quite good and filling. ( Apart from the bacon the beans and mushrooms where not bad either )
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I was told Bacon Bushes were on sale at my local garden centre. I went to have a look, but as I approached one of them it suddenly leapt out and started shooting at me. Turns out I was in the ham bush aisle.
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John R. Shaw wrote: I now understand why my grandfather and father kept a garden
Don't confuse a garden with a farm! One is for supplementing ones diet and pleasure, the other is dedicated to raising food.
And as far as living off of vegetables? I scraped since 1971. My son, raised only on that sort of stuff, was on varsity sport teams (as was my youngest daughter). They did rather well in their studies, too. So apparently one can live quite well and get their protein and flourish.
Beans and nuts have serious protein content (just a quick couple of examples). So do grains (wheat-like more than rice-like in this domain).
You've been raised in a country drenched by propaganda bought-and-paid for by the meat industry. Eat what you want, but do get the facts straight.
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I disagree with your definition:
W∴ Balboos, GHB wrote: Don't confuse a garden with a farm! One is for supplementing ones diet and pleasure, the other is dedicated to raising food.
I believe that a garden is for raising food for your table, while a farm is for raising food for sale.
We raise vegetables and chickens in our garden for our own consumption. We raise goats for sale — most are slaughtered for export or for dog food.
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Correct! 
I wish I had a house/property, like my father and grandfather(s), because it is amazing what you can make. I grew up in a world where I moved to the job, instead of the other way around.
Now I make my own bread (like my mother, grandmother, and grandfather(s)) and understand why they kept gardens. Give me a garden and some spices (hopefully, from the same garden) and I will give you a meal that is better than a prepackage meal every time.
INTP
"Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence." - Edsger Dijkstra
"I have never been lost, but I will admit to being confused for several weeks. " - Daniel Boone
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W∴ Balboos, GHB wrote: Eat what you want, but do get the facts straight.
Fact - steak or bacon tastes better than any vegetable.
Case closed. 
If you can't laugh at yourself - ask me and I will do it for you.
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Another cholesterol-induced delusion.
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Some berries beat steak/bacon. Wild raspberries. Norwegian blueberries (very different from American Blueberries). Some varities of strawberries (although I like to pour a little cream over the strawberries, so it is not 100% vegetarian).
I think some vegetables are really tasty as well. If you grow your own carrots in the garden so you can pull finger sized ones up from the soil, wash the dirt off in cold water, and chew them five minutes after harvesting, then they are great! Cauliflower is great, too, either in a creamed soup, or baked with nuts and cheese. (Again, the cheese makes it not 100% vegetarian, but it suits the cauliflower taste very well.)
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I walk into a convenience store an hour ago and took it for granted that the guys delivering the new stock all wore scarfs as face masks.
A year ago, if 3 guys went in to a store, when it was 90F (~32C) outside, everyone would have thought about a possible holdup. Now it is just same old, same old.
I found this entertaining and thought of the following.
Sorry, I deleted all the rest of my comments/thoughts, on account of it being a great scenario for a book. Which I have added to my ideas journal for future reference. I will share this with my brother (a published writer), and record all my ideas.
Hint: Most of those here that are ~40">=" years old, know what this can lead to (I hope). Most of those under 30 take the bull for granted.
INTP
"Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence." - Edsger Dijkstra
"I have never been lost, but I will admit to being confused for several weeks. " - Daniel Boone
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John R. Shaw wrote: I will share this with my brother (a published writer)
I thought he died in 1950[^] 
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