Unaware7013

Billiam has been my favorite for years. My buddy will was always annoyed

Freedom of speech died long ago

Lol, free speech isn't dead just because people criticize your opinions. You're not being silenced because people argue with you, and no one is arresting you for your opinions. Climb down off your cross.

I too have dreams of lots of pictures

Don't feel too bad, I saw the song live once and could hear the plinks too

The menace imposed by sending gestapo to hunt thanksgiving parties of all things.

I'm also afraid of things that never happened

It kinda does though, if you look at it from a speed/competency aspect. I'm more and more convinced that the people who build out features only have tangential ideas on how it integrates into the overall system, so just throwing a browser at every problem gets you a cookie cutter backend with APIs and let's you shove half baked features out the door without having to figure out how to wrap data in protocols since you just hand your payload so the browser and wait for a response.

Just because its useful once or twice a year doesn't mean it isn't crazy.

Are you talking epoch? I don't care for that mainly because it's not human readable. I see the use for it, but I struggle with it in practical use.

This, but all run together.

I write files/reports to disk a lot from scripts, so that's my preferred format.

So you had me doubt myself, especially when the first thing I found when searching for the episode was the STDWYTK episode on him, but it looks like I'm half right. Turns out Parsons was the co-lead of one of the LRH episodes, which is the one I was thinking of: How L. Ron Hubbard Made An Antichrist Using Sex Magic

Robert is joined by DJ Danl Goodman to discuss Jack Parsons and Black Magic Scientology.

Behind the Bastards has a pretty good episode on him, pretty sure Aleister Crowley shows up.

2016 was my year, and that election pretty much slapped me in the face for doing so.

Until the fascist part stops being fascists, I feel morally obligated to vote for the same party for the continued benefit (and rights) of the LGBT+ members of my family.