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Thats if you’ve even ever done it lol.
#1 Collect Physical CDs/DVDs
I mean sure, we have Spotify, Youtube and several streaming platforms but none of that compares for me. I want the case. I want the disc. I want to pop it into a dvd player or a game console and watch on tv. I take my collection seriously. Its just another work of art for me like my skateboards and Canvas art. Shoot I even still have VHS but them hoes dusty lol. And i never sell my games or consoles. I’ll get rid of certain things in life but none of the above

#2 Watch Cable TV
My grandpa would prefer a physical newspaper over reading a news article online on a device. I agree with him. I also prefer cable tv over dozens of streaming platforms. Sure its like $140-180 a month but I’d say its worth it. I like having the DVR as well where i can record and rewind as much as i want (even though I’m now at 1% lol). But i delete as I buy the physical CD/DVD of certain movies and shows. I mean I watch a lot of shows from 7p-10p daily unless I’m at the casino. So I have to have Starz, FX, ABC, NBC, CBS, Paramount/Spike, MTV, Disney, CW, Bravo, HGTV, E!, Sundance, Syfy/Sci-Fi, BBC, TNT, TBS, Comedy Central, Lifetime, WeTV, Boomerang, Nickelodean, Cartoon Network, Teen Nick, Ion, Freeform, CMT, BET, VH1, and IFC. As for HBO, Cinemax and Showtime, my shows like Lovecraft Country, Watchmen (which is not coming back), The Chi, and Ray Donavan are off so not much use for those since Starz is still dropping some of the latest movies a few months after they hit theaters
#FeelFreeToList #OldSchool

I’m pretty sure I forgot some like that Aqua Teen Hunger Force. All i know is they often premiered on Adult Swim or Comedy Central or ABC and i wasn't allowed to watch them until I graduated high school. Personally they cuss/curse to much for me. I found Boondocks the most entertaining but I’d checkout Futurama and The Oblongs maybe once a year. I didn't care for the Simpsons show but i liked parts of their movie and nintendo DS game. I dont like South Park but the kanye and assburgers episodes are somewhat memorable as well as their theme song. I've seen maybe part of 1 King of the Hill episode but dont recall much. The voices on Family Guy annoy me so i only tuned in for The Weeknd’s episode and I recall Stewie’s “Mom” commercial. I always confused American Dad with Family Guy so thats how you know i dont watch either. My future kids will also not watch these shows until they’re 18+ tbh. It was just too much cussing to find them funny honestly.
#FeelFreeToList #AdultSwim

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👆“Monday Morning Conversation starter”🧑‍🎤 @Jack _High Fidelity

Happy Monday 🥳🥳🥳

ONCE upon a time, I lived in a lovely town 🏡 with a lovely brilliant woman 👩 💜
Who thought Monty Python was on occasion, lovely & brilliant. We watch it together, On occasion 😌

The other day I was reading
“A Right To Bear Arms” 📚 About 👉🏿

1. The U S Constitution

👆Imo She does not address Human Rights are put in Constitutional Juridical terms but not as UNALIENABLE 👉🏿 Essential that Rights are recognized & GUARANTEED legally, not GRANTED legally.

👆I E Civil liberties protect you from tyranny of government BUT the government controls those liberties through police 👮‍♀️So rights arbitrary & not guaranteed.

👆I E The oppressor has the Right To liberation but the oppressed are legally prohibited I E
Slaver & Enslaved
Rich & Poor
Men & Women
Humans & Animals 👀 True they rise up & get put down... That 1 🐳 organized a rising @ the prison park 👉🏿 Shipped her right off. She organized & Rose again tho😎✊

2. The American Revolutionary War/ Independence

👆(1775–1783) Initiated by delegates from thirteen American colonies in Continental Congress with continental Army against British Imperial Army & their mercenaries (Hessians) against Taxation without representation 👉🏿SANCTIONS👈🏿

👆‘Independence’ 👉🏿 Hegemony over A People who already had their OWN independence OR were enslaved BY the people fighting for THEIR independence.

BUT I DIGRESS 👇🏿

So, in this one scene Character X says :
“Well, I’m off to the thirty years war !!🎩 👋”

👆The Thirty Years War was a conflict fought in modern Germany & Central Europe from 1618 to 1648. Estimates of total military & civilian deaths range from 4.5 to 8 million, mostly from disease or starvation. Areas in Germany, has been suggested up to 60% of population died.

We all KNOW what they're saying. A bleep doesn't destroy context. Also some of it is just plain dumb; "Ass" is fine, but "asshole" is semi-censored to "ass****," as if removing anatomy makes a difference. It seems to have no effect on TV age ratings, but things rated TV-MA can literally "give 2 shits" per episode uncensored. Shows like South Park have pushed the envelope, setting the precedent for not censoring the word "shit" altogether on the Comedy Central network. In some cultures, words we consider vulgar aren't vulgar at all to them (example, "skidt med det" in Danish translates literally as "shit with that" meaning "nevermind" or "don't worry about it" and is a very innocent phrase). Initially, the idea was to protect the ears of innocent children, but kids are notoriously smarter than we give them credit for. Anyway, what's your opinion on it?