watched the first "Vera" last night, E1 S1. They were taking fuller advantage of locations than they bothered with later, and the interiors (apartments, offices etc) were almost comically clean, orderly & freshly painted in festive colors. By S5 every hovel is an alcoholic's who doesn't wash dishes.
the weird thing about being on the internet is nobody really notices when you disappear cause there’s always enough stuff to fill the timeline. i’m overstating it but it’s partially true. there’s nonzero count of people you forgot about because they stopped posting or deactivated
Imagine getting chased off of a platform that exists primarily so that Wells Fargo can have chipper exchanges with Pizza Hut about their shared love of Dua Lipa.
Wow. @nytimes.com has closed their Threads account and left the platform after days of getting just shredded in the replies for their handling of Biden post debate.
Now they're getting dog piled on Instagram for running from Threads.
Wow. @nytimes.com has closed their Threads account and left the platform after days of getting just shredded in the replies for their handling of Biden post debate.
Now they're getting dog piled on Instagram for running from Threads.
Anyway, there was more to that 1986 story about the U of MN art museum fixing a decades-old mistake in how it had Georgia O'Keefe's painting hanging. Many newspapers from Wisc. to Virginia carried the UPI article. Here is the rest from a longer version (No idea why she's 1st name on 2nd reference):
(6) Let’s hear that unintended “Satisfaction” riff story from Keith, from a 2020 piece in Guitar World in which he breaks down 10 of his riffs.
“It’s an obvious horn riff.”
www.guitarworld.com/features/kei...
