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I just finished QB VII. It is a civil case for libel. I found it particularly relevant to today as it addressed the issue of civilians being medically experiments on without their informed consent.
 
"The Impossible" A family of five and their ordeal in a tsunami. Based on a true story. Some things they did right, some things they did wrong, and a bunch of SHL. ( house luck)
 
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To anyone who is interested in the "prepping" side of potential wartime. I am watching "Wartime Farm" which is a BBC production. It is set up in today's day to "relive" so to speak what folks went through. Though in Britain, there are so many similarities and so much food for thought as to the power of government. I am only on episode 5, but it speaks of rations, supply shortages, alternative methods of doing certain things, etc. As the gal said, it's not entirely fair because we know we won. If you didn't know, what would your mindset be? Anyways, highly recommend it so far.
 
I highly recommend everyone watch "Wag the Dog". You might have seen it years ago but it bears watching now. Just imagine instead of indiscretions ala clinton it has to do with multiple high placed officials doing bad things and making lots of money thru a small country.


I've never seen it, but have heard many references to it over the years.

Judge Judy, on Amazon Prime, called Judy Justice. Some people seem to live to fight, argue, lie, and get over on others.
 
"Dog" will be available to stream Friday March 11. Waiting............................... Woot Woot

Typical Malinois right there, no joke, they can be lovey dovey one minute and a Tasmanian Devil the next. I guess that's why I love the breed, a lot like my personality, lol.

PSA: Don't watch a movie and think you want one. They are a handful, typically when a movie like this comes out everyone wants one, 6 months later shelters and rescues are overflowing with them. If anyone considers getting one, please do your research first, these dogs are not for the faint of heart.
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PSA: Don't watch a movie and think you want one. They are a handful, typically when a movie like this comes out everyone wants one, 6 months later shelters and rescues are overflowing with them. If anyone considers getting one, please do your research first, these dogs are not for the faint of heart.
This is what happened every time a new Dalmatian movie came out. Families especially wanted one, but within a year, many had been surrendered to shelters. They are high energy dogs that need lots of exercise, more than a family with young children especially can give it. You don't see many Dalmatians now, but I have seen a couple in the past couple of years. Also, I think the most recent movie of these producers had no Dalmatians in it.
 
This is what happened every time a new Dalmatian movie came out. Families especially wanted one, but within a year, many had been surrendered to shelters. They are high energy dogs that need lots of exercise, more than a family with young children especially can give it. You don't see many Dalmatians now, but I have seen a couple in the past couple of years. Also, I think the most recent movie of these producers had no Dalmatians in it.

It had 2 but no puppies.
 
Tonight, we watched the first episode of Victorian Farm on Amazon P. The wife and I really enjoyed watching it together, but every part of it raised new questions. They talked about The Book of the Farm so much we were tempted to get a copy, we would also like to get a copy of a good Victorian era cook book.

Don't know if we will watch an episode every night, but 2 or 3 a week would be doable. I don't know if the whole season can measure up to the first episode, we'll find out.
 
Tonight, we watched the first episode of Victorian Farm on Amazon P. The wife and I really enjoyed watching it together, but every part of it raised new questions. They talked about The Book of the Farm so much we were tempted to get a copy, we would also like to get a copy of a good Victorian era cook book.

Don't know if we will watch an episode every night, but 2 or 3 a week would be doable. I don't know if the whole season can measure up to the first episode, we'll find out.
The whole farm series is good. I have The Book of the Farm saved in my wish list. Be careful when looking there are different versions. The Family Save All is the "cookbook" they use. It took me forever to figure out what they were saying. I started with the Green Valley - can't remember the full name but Tudor ear farming, then Vict. then Edwardian, and am now watching the Wartime. Each good in it's own way. So far Edwardian Farm was my least favorite. Some good bits, but seemed kinda scattered. I like that they don't complain about walking in mud or doing certain jobs etc. There is an occasional comment so you know they notice, but they don't dwell on it or pout.
 
Still in mindless mode. Most of yesterday was Vice Grip Garage, which is really cool, and for some reason today I've settled on Swamp People. That's just such a bizzarely different world to this Yankee, that swamp might as well be on a different planet.
 
Tonight I started the 6th and last season of the Soprano's. Tony just got shot by his uncle Junior.
 

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