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Ace Midnight
| Favorite team: | |
| Location: | Between sanity and madness |
| Biography: | Been there, done that, became jaded, am cynical |
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| Occupation: | Adventurer |
| Number of Posts: | 95997 |
| Registered on: | 12/16/2006 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Time for tariffs on Belgium
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/7/26 at 8:18 am to Bengalbio
Look how well the U.S. has done despite it not even being a major sport here.
The effeminate European "football" would be well after Ice Hockey, probably below UFC/MMA at this point.
For all practical purposes, "soccer" is the only major sport in Western and Central Europe.
#frickem
The effeminate European "football" would be well after Ice Hockey, probably below UFC/MMA at this point.
For all practical purposes, "soccer" is the only major sport in Western and Central Europe.
#frickem
re: Hammond woman indicted for allegedly having 29 pounds of cocaine in her car
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/7/26 at 8:15 am to Water
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uncovered 12 kilogram-sized packages of cocaine, weighing around 29.8 pounds.
Terrible reporting - 12 keys is 26.4 pounds
29.8 pounds would be a little over 13 keys
You know you could get killed over an error like that, right baws?
re: Hill Street Blues
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/6/26 at 8:48 pm to ChestRockwell
It's the grandfather of all the great modern dramas.
re: Louisiana during the Wild West days?
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/6/26 at 1:55 pm to ItzMe1972
quote:
Sandbar Fight
I can neither confirm nor deny I had family members on both sides of that dispute.
re: TIL: AOC's Commie Titties Hang Low
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/6/26 at 1:11 pm to TheOcean
It's the cut of that dress and/or a bad choice in bra.
This was just in February:
Now, I'm not saying she's all that and a bag of potato chips (horse teeth, etc.), but her body from the neck down looks better than suggested by the picture in the OP.
This was just in February:
Now, I'm not saying she's all that and a bag of potato chips (horse teeth, etc.), but her body from the neck down looks better than suggested by the picture in the OP.
re: Slash, hold my beer
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/6/26 at 11:18 am to supadave3
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I don’t want to start a debate
Too late...
quote:
but Axl, Duff and Slash CANNOT be replicated.
Except that GnR (with Izzy and Adler) is way better than so-called GnR with Gilby Clarke (or Paul Tobias/Richard Fortus whothefrickever) and Matt Effing Sorum.
#Sotheresthat
Any primadonna could have fronted Slash, Izzy, Duff and Adler. Literally anyone.
re: Rank these 4 bands: The Eagles, Boston, Chicago, Steely Dan
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/6/26 at 7:17 am to State Bird
For better or worse, The Eagles in the 70s were a real band. They went from 4 to 5 and then changed out 2 people. That really didn't change for over 25 years after that (hiatus and all).
Chicago was, too, but "Chicago" is almost too big a topic. You had the whole horn section - hell, there have been almost 3 dozen members of Chicago.
Boston was a studio project that got sold to the record company as a band. Then, they had to form one.
Steely Dan, particularly after the first couple of albums, was more of a semi-abstract musical project posing as a band.
For me, clearly the Eagles are #1 and Boston is #2. I'm not denying the talent and influence of Chicago or Steely Dan and I do enjoy most of their hits and many deep cuts.
As a topic, though, you picked 4 very interesting and quite different "bands". Each one could be (and have been IIRC) the subject of long threads on this board.
Chicago was, too, but "Chicago" is almost too big a topic. You had the whole horn section - hell, there have been almost 3 dozen members of Chicago.
Boston was a studio project that got sold to the record company as a band. Then, they had to form one.
Steely Dan, particularly after the first couple of albums, was more of a semi-abstract musical project posing as a band.
For me, clearly the Eagles are #1 and Boston is #2. I'm not denying the talent and influence of Chicago or Steely Dan and I do enjoy most of their hits and many deep cuts.
As a topic, though, you picked 4 very interesting and quite different "bands". Each one could be (and have been IIRC) the subject of long threads on this board.
re: 7 people shot on Hilton Head, several yutes arrested.
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/6/26 at 7:11 am to Night Vision
I was at Hilton Head 23 years ago.
Could have been me...
Could have been me...
re: She's dragging him
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/6/26 at 7:06 am to Tigergreg
quote:
The word "gender" is a Marxist slight of hand to try to convince people that men can be women. They've basically used it in place of "pretend", but they can't say that without looking foolish.
Allowing people to take a term from language/linguistics ("gender"), which adults began using to avoid the stigma of saying the word "sex" in polite company, to justify the (permanent, irreversible) mutilation of children goes beyond Marxism (although the Marxists/Neo-Marxists were happy to do so).
It's demonic.
re: Trump posts doctored photo of the Obamas and AFOne with graffiti spray-painted on
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/6/26 at 4:37 am to Eurocat
Obama set the deep state on Trump and tried to frame him for treason.
re: Coat and tie in the office?
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/5/26 at 7:06 pm to muttenstein
I didn't wear a coat and tie when I was in the active practice of law unless I was in court. I typically wore a tie to depositions, but not always.
re: William Shatner chats with cnn anchors Brianna Keilar and Laura Coates
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/5/26 at 11:20 am to The Pirate King
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Biologically, once your body/brain feels like it has no more utility, it starts to break down faster. Retiring early and sitting around all day is likely punching your ticket to an early grave, or at the very least, a misery of health issues.
I think this is generally true. My father-in-law was an exception. Retired in his early 50s. Despite being in my 20s then, I'm still one of the smartest MFers you'll ever meet, I told him, "You're going to run out of money before you run out of life." He told me many years later that I was spot on. (:pimp:)
However, he had another "job." Taking care of my mother-in-law who was impossible to please. That kept him going in relatively good health (he did have a 18-month battle with kidney cancer in his 60s) until she passed. He was still in good health until about the last 6 months and passed at 80.
#Missyoubigguy
re: The biggest theft in Oscar history was Tommy Lee Jones over Ralph Fiennes in 1994...
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/5/26 at 11:05 am to Jay Are
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Arrival, Manchester by the Sea, and Hell or High Water were the only three films worth a damn in that race.
If we went by acting alone, Manchester by the Sea is a contender for best movie of the decade.
In all seriousness, any of you folks who value acting and have not seen this one are missing out. Everyone brought their A-game.
re: The biggest theft in Oscar history was Tommy Lee Jones over Ralph Fiennes in 1994...
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/5/26 at 11:02 am to SECSolomonGrundy
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Fictional, but an incredible work of art
I worry that you're using this word unintentionally.
Fictionalized and fictional are 2 entirely separate things.
Amon Göth was a historical figure.
re: William Shatner chats with cnn anchors Brianna Keilar and Laura Coates
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/5/26 at 10:59 am to Ziippy
"Who's a better captain - Kirk or Picard?"
"Kirk."
"Kirk."
re: William Shatner chats with cnn anchors Brianna Keilar and Laura Coates
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/5/26 at 10:54 am to shutterspeed
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Shatner seems to be doing extremely well for 95 years old.
His superpower is that he stays busy. He sees a blank spot on his calendar and he probably sends out a sternly-worded text or email to his staff to the tune of, "Hey guys, why am I looking at an empty hour here at 2:00pm tomorrow? I could be making a media appearance, podcast, talking to someone about a new script, idea or even talking to someone about an appearance in a show or movie. So, what I'll be forced to do is work on the current book, which is fine, but let's not let that happen again too soon, okay? I have plenty of travel time to work on this book. Thanks."
re: OK not big political, but my AC is at 71........
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/4/26 at 7:07 pm to 1loyalbamafan
I lowered to 70 this morning so it wouldn't get so hot with dozens of my clan celebrating freedom today (ETA: And cooking, etc.). Turns out, the rain kept the heat at bay. Just clicked back up to 71.
re: Sophie Cunningham reacts to the viral meme's
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/4/26 at 10:00 am to bigjoe1
quote:
Honest to God-never even noticed the couch.
Damn, there is a word in there that if you read fast you say, "What?"
Because I did.
re: Bill Clinton tries to keep up with the new Dem Leader Mamdani
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/4/26 at 9:58 am to Jbird
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masked agents he says are "seizing people from their homes
Well, people who are here illegally and likely committed violent crimes against Americans.
Regardless, if they are here illegally, they could have easily avoided being "seized" from their "home" (?) - they could have gone back to where they belong.
They chose poorly if they stayed and this happened. Unfortunate that it is necessary, but necessary it is.
re: DSA Candidate Shares Secret Socialist Solution to All of America’s Problems
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/4/26 at 9:52 am to Jbird
quote:
"You solve hunger by giving people food."
I agree. Giving folks money to splurge at Wal-Mart for steak and lobster solves nothing.
Having a government store where you get an automatic credit on the first of the month for your family's rations of beans and rice, as well as weekly rations of chicken, eggs and produce would absolutely solve "hunger" - for those who are involuntarily "hungry".
Having an easily monetizable "benefit" with little to no restrictions is just another vector for fraud, waste and corruption.
(ETA: Housing is more complicated - if you give folks housing without restrictions, then you generate drug dens, open air drug markets, people cutting holes in walls where they think a "doorway" would be more efficient, selling plumbing fixtures, wiring, etc. If you place restrictions on this government - meaning taxpayer - provided housing, in addition to being extremely istophobic, those folks just don't want the housing, then.)
re: Musicians you didn’t realize were once members of another popular band
Posted by Ace Midnight on 7/3/26 at 5:38 pm to Saint Alfonzo
quote:
SATCHVAI
For those who don't know, Satch (Joe Satriani) was Steve Vai and Kirk Hammet's(Metallica) guitar teacher.
Stach, Vai and Eric Johnson formed the original G3 lineup all the way back in 1996.
Here is SATCHVAI talking about how they first met:
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