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amfisher.bsky.social
Attorney, gamer (computer, RPG, tabletop), GM, husband, father, occasional author. Hatch Act restricted, so don't expect much politics.
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Oh, man, a thousand apologies.
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It could have been an Arma 3 video.
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Still ripped up the streets, but I remember the B52 and B1 flyovers.
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Up next, Ohio by CSNY.
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Doesn’t look crowded.
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Sheep, National Zoo, Washington, DC.
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Delaware is only a corporate state and not a natural person. They probably use fringed flags in the Court of Chancery.
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11 bars, because to hell with Delaware and Rhode Island.
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Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" the Musical?
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It's about the price of flight which, if it's too high, forces you to motor to your destination. It's an anthem against airline deregulation.
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Victory, defeat, that’s all in your head At the end of the day, Scott, you’re dead.
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The Victory March of General Sherman, aka Gone With the Wind.
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As long as they don’t fall through into Metro I should be fine.
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Champions was extremely guilty of this. Stat+stat/stat was all over the place.
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Man, I hope it's not the Truman Show; that movie was terrible. I'll settle for an episode of Twilight Zone. There's has to be one on point.
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I have shot my arrow o'er the house And hurt my brother.
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God willing, we will prevail, in peace and freedom from fear, and in true health, through the purity and essence of our natural... fluids. God bless you all.
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I had a joke about Cassandra, but I know no one will find it funny.
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Mazarin (Richelieu is so overused).
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I mean, some of us do live and work here. We'll just stay north of K St.
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They're leaving Chinatown?
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Between those two, Corvallis is nicer - unless OSU is graduating as well.
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"There's a man with a gun over there Telling me I got to beware Tin soldiers and Nixon’s coming We’re finally on our own This summer I hear the drumming A thousand people in the street . . . ." - Totally works.
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OK, that's actually really good and very on point. "Ceiling fans? We have no ceiling fans. The atmo recirculation blades are very different. Stay where you are while we investigate."
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So how does it do with something like "Friend Computer, we have activated the anti-gravity belts provided to us by Research and Development. Please turn off the ceiling fans in Section 13-B immediately!"
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If the mere use of LLMs weren't a venal sin, I'd almost want to run a session of Paranoia where questions to Friend Computer are input into ChatGPT or somesuch and GM and players have to respond to the output.
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"Skip Tracer: The Oregon Years" was my favorite radio drama. Lot of tree crimes, as I recall.
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That's Beaver country. He wants to be in Duck country. Maybe somewhere in between - Platypus country?
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I have a joke about Medea that the kids will love.
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I'm not sure how she survived in Maine. "This lobster appears to be boiling, and that looks painful, but we're not sure how it got in the pot or whether it minds." "Yes, I know I'm being trampled by a moose, and that's very concerning, but we're not sure what I might have done to provoke it."
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"Close your eyes." "Every inch of this beach has been pre-sighted! You stay here, you're dead men!"
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"Doctor Frankenstein's DOCTOR Monster, to be precise. In what? Uh, Late Middle Ages French Poetry."
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Our show has been cancelled and the writers are trying to cram in all the stories in the last few episodes.
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Such as Kenneth Branagh for Paul? Orson Wells for the Baron? The section on the massive production in Mexico was also good. If you want to read about how a big dream can go south from the people who lived it, the book is worth it.
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Lectured by Al Gore on how to write plain language regulations.
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Durians are WMDs under Federal law.
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I remember well our 'takeover' which probably violated a dozen FCC regulations.
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The artwork of the rapidly shifting fae was excellent, sir. The sense of motion and morphing just worked.
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Half the words, Half the words, Half the words, less words.
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Nice; looking forward to this one.
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Or that you taste like explosives.
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Our bank is the same way; everything but Zelle on the website, Zelle only on the app. I don't get it, I don't like it, but otherwise I do like my bank, so . . . meh.
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"Behind one door is a ladytiger, behind the other a tigerlily. Choose wisely."