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Elvis

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  1. Austin - Bernard Watch Co. - By appointment only. I bought an Omega from them years back. https://www.bernardwatch.com/
  2. ”LAPD, shitbird. Get the fuck out of here, or I’ll call your wife to come get you.”
  3. That was excellent. Literall laugh out loud. I guess I need to watch some of this show. Is there a best of?
  4. That looks like it gives the feels. I think I thought he died of fatness though. Guess not.
  5. RIP. That movie looks terrible. He always played a sweaty bad guy really well.
  6. Elvis

    Bidet Meta Threas

    Toto A2 for $275 on Amazon. Heated seat and water. Remote looks to be attached. That seams fine to me. Am I missing anything? https://www.amazon.com/TOTO-WASHLET-Electronic-SoftClose-Elongated/dp/B09JTQ2YFP/ref=sr_1_7?crid=1ED6NEWCDRE65&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.9b9FysyIKBDbNScb7udhV2mTcsYQ5wFyLwCUaE6_1Xn0zdYtuRhUSOegmNYq8pwa0lz2xdNiet1iREGA80hMt-TL_jn45J_w6DtCMZfZqu9bgn9rZ77WIh0cPtRpH7FWkLOLRyaSJEy5klo0AVSfumac26oJ-HSXnwxfQA4LRo1ECfgAmBU1KQY8WgHL1Q4SEu7IJesIKChVhKfVnyr515WwEU3OlRtGM849gdBJ8-uQ_H6-1iwsJREORJi4NsTHTzWPEo9NFUzh0UfLT_KkFs4luGA7VTl06Ilze6BJG7M.JJ_1W-yTnI3jeaa9utvh0KJtPmnzMHCj5cFOCeOL7x0&dib_tag=se&keywords=toto+bidet+elongated&qid=1765605480&sprefix=toto+bidet+elongated%2Caps%2C215&sr=8-7 Oh yeah. Theres a used one for $253. That's crazy.
  7. That didn't really bother me after the Chantix nightmare I had last night. I'm on day 24. I haven't smoked at all in a week. Dreams are so fucking real and I have been having a regular theme of dying in clostorphobia. Last night, I dreamed for a very long time. I was trying to cross over this pile of large rusty metal and junk to get across to my friend. Then suddenly the rusty metal and junk started moving as if on a conveyer belt, then began descending under ground. Then the metal and earth began to crush me feet first in painful agony and clostorphobic dread with plenty of time to contemplate the rest of my torso about to be crushed. Then something spikey started to crush my head, but not enough to kill me. I was under there with my chest compressed just enough for 10% breaths until my breathing failed and I died and then I woke up. Lulz.
  8. Elvis

    Bidet Meta Threas

    I just had an outlet installed near my toilet. What's the best electric model I can get for say.... $300? Maybe an option for $150? I have done no research, and I don't have time to read the thread. I need a (cl)assy Christmas gift for Priscilla. You jokers will probably recommend something with wifi and a camera. Butt I have a budget this year.
  9. That assembly video on the home page is nutzo... I can't copy/paste the video. Just go to the page Brat linked and scroll a little. Literally amazing. And I spent over a week on an aircraft carrier Tiger Cruise (USS Kitty Hawk) when I was a kid. That was also litterally amazing. https://www.lurssen.com/en/new-build/yachts/blue/ Question: What are the defensive capabilities of a ship like that? Dudes with guns? Or something more? Liam Neesons?
  10. We found his antlers with the Christmas decorations. Still got it!
  11. I bet the pilot didn't like that none too much.
  12. Ender's Game completely captured my imagination. The zero-g training space with dead-body-defense techniques was so fascinating in the book. I imagined that for hours. Still do. The movie did not capture my imagination.
  13. I don't think I've ever watched a Superman movie since Reeves and Hackman. I remember being scared (kid) when Superman got attacked by that computer building thing and the acid could melt through the floor all the way to the center of the Earth. Should I spoiler that? Well that was easy to find... https://makeagif.com/i/trUanE
  14. Some random dude chokes his girlfriend at home and you’re feeble mind leaps to voting and then me? Get a life.
  15. That's gotta be AI, right?
  16. Good video. That guy has really young looking skin that doesn't match his gray beard. So, why aren't there any/more violent videos? It seams there would be a lot of resistance. Right now it seams like no resistance. There's not really any running-away videos either; just compliance. Why is that? (This is a real question and not bait or sarcasm).
  17. She's not very funny. I thought fattys were supposed to be funny.
  18. Lezbians? Cammel toe? This is some dumbass shit, probably from Facebook.
  19. She is so fine. I'm not usually one for the hard-lined face, and I usually like a little more cushion. I like 'im a little softer and sweeter, but I would let her sex-bot-beat me to death. Death by snu-snu! And it's something about the way they shot those almost naked shots just right. Just a cunt's hair away from seeing a cunt's hair as her dress dropped. Although her puss was probably as bald as a hairless sex bot that was custom built to destroy men and worlds. More for my viewing pleasure... NSFW: https://nudebase.com/video/61398/tricia-helfer-hot-scene-battlestar-galactica/?play=true NSFW OK that should do it. She wins!
  20. I'm all for it. Nuke it from orbit. I do like usefull YouTube and short videos of how to fix/build stuff though. I'm glad we made it through the turmoil of the printing press and reliable paper manufacturing: Then came the early 19th century, which saw enormous changes in the manufacture of paper and improvements on the printing press. These changes both contributed to and resulted from major societal changes, such as the worldwide growth increase in formal education. There were more books than ever and more people who could read them. For some, this looked less like progress and more like a dangerous and destabilizing trend that could threaten not just literature, but the solvency of civilization itself. https://www.newamerica.org/weekly/19th-century-moral-panic-over-paper-technology/ AI Overview In the 1800s, fears arose that widespread reading, especially of cheap novels and partisan newspapers, would degrade culture by fostering addiction, anti-social behavior, moral corruption, and distraction from "real" knowledge,with critics describing it as a "reading mania" or "fever" that made people lazy, overly emotional, and disconnected from community, a common cultural panic mirroring concerns about new media today. Key Concerns & "Stories": Reading Mania: A prevalent fear was that avid readers, particularly of fiction, suffered from an addiction or "disease" that isolated them, blurring reality and corrupting morals, turning them into anti-social daydreamers. Distraction from Substance: Critics, like those writing in the 1820s, urged young people to stick to serious history and biographies, viewing novels as frivolous "flowery" distractions from sober facts. Moral & Intellectual Decline: There was a worry that the sheer volume of printed material, especially sensationalist or partisan news, would make people intellectually lazy, unable to memorize, and susceptible to misinformation, undermining true understanding. Social Fragmentation: The act of reading, once a communal activity, became individual, leading to concerns that people would become oblivious to their peers and community, lost in their books. The "Decline" Narrative: These worries weren't isolated; they were part of a broader anxiety about the transformative power of print technology, much like today's debates about screens and the internet. The rise of mass-produced books and cheap newspapers created a new information landscape, prompting older generations to lament a perceived loss of traditional values, deeper thinking, and community cohesion, all blamed on the new media. In essence, the "story" was that accessible reading wasn't uplifting everyone but rather creating a new kind of cultural illiteracy and moral weakness, a recurring theme whenever a new way to consume stories and information takes hold.
  21. Elvis

    Landman

    That was a pretty boring episode. Arianna keeping up with the blonde's hotness.
  22. Do the screens move too, or just the seat? I was thinking about how the seat simulates g-forces vs body roll of the vehicle/screen. Because a good suspension stays flat during high lateral g-forces. Similar for acceleration and braking. Some lift/tilt but not equal to 1+ g's.
  23. Elvis

    2025 Christmas

    My father-in-law was a B-52 pilot and then a B-1B pilot. Reteried as a Lt. Col. B1 Squadron Leader a long time a go RIP. It was strange for such a mild mannered guy to be the grim reaper and deliverer of nuclear death for 25 years. He later became a preacher and a math teacher.
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