I have an old DVD that is letterboxed all the way around. It was designed for old TV (the square ones). So it has the blackness on the top and bottom, but my tv is widescreen and the dvd puts blackness over the "new" part of the tv

I am in the school of Taxi Driver, when it comes to endings. Not the shooting, or Betsy going for a ride in his cab. The final 15 seconds of the movie. Travis looks into a mirror and sees his own eyes, music swells, and then he adjusts the mirror, and continues driving.

When I was training for CVS management. The book they gave me had all of MA labor laws.

I don't remember most of the laws,for example if you can do your job sitting down, you can sit down.

We'd go through the applications and if an applicant said they had a disability - bottom of pile

We're pulling for you. But unfortunately, the current Administration for care and, even if you qualify, the budget will be cut.

do you have a lawyer? Some solely do disability. They work on contingency, they take a % of what you get. And they pay out from the day you applied. 7 years

In all honesty, I wasn't sure of the symbolism either. It was a cool way to end the story.
The MC flips a half dollar coin throughout the story. But at the end, he doesn't catch it and it rolls to a storm drain and falls in.

"You know, Ed. Dreams are worth fighting for." Orson Welles giving Ed Wood the inspiration to make Plan 9 from Outer Space. Brilliant

Not every medicine works the same way in everyone. Some people get better, some don't, some are allergic. I've been to psych Dr too. They suck. They have a list of medicine, and they just go down the list.

Be proactive, ask about the other ADHD meds. My kiddo has been on 3. We just found a worker

Oligies - short for oligarchs

First one I can think of..."I'll be back"

I've had ADHD all my life, but wasn't diagnosed until my thirties. Getting on Adderall was, for me, "wow. I've been reading this book for over an hour and haven't been distracted (by my own self)" or "wow I've been writing for several hours, and I can understand where this is going.

I had an editor in a student run magazine, she told me my titles were too long, the language was too harsh (this was in college). She liked my ending though, she commented on the beautiful symbolism... Then added, "but I don't know what it's supposed to mean."

Lucio is taking care of his father, working, and going to college, while his friends are low level dealers. Things spiral out of control when a friend kills a dealer from a big-time gang, Lucio is charged with paying $10k to make ammends, but chooses to kill the cop who responded to the murder

I like your assessment.

The $15 million spent on an Iraqi version of Sesame St is Pro-USA propaganda. We are raising a generation of kids who will feel more American in culture that the traditional Iraqi, Muslim, or whatever

This is hard. Taking it down to 2 sentences. I have, however, taken Pulp Fiction down to one really long sentence.

I have a lot of stuff going on Right Now, and I've noticed that, I use and use again the imagery of bloody footprints in snow or going into a church.

It's a motif, of sorts

It's been good so far. Sometimes, when I hit a wall, I'll try to keep writing but I repeat the song it gets "played out."

There's a club scene, with TLC "no scrubs," I reworked that scene so many times... I was my #1 song on Spotify yearly review

It's like the time I stopped at an Automated Teller Machine Machine, but I had forgotten my Personal Identification Number Number.

Good. I liked that page when it was an open source website that was all movies and TV shows.

Now, it's just ads.
The website is hard to navigate.
The app sucks
And why do I need a user profile? And why do they need my email?