The Unofficial Badmovies.org Random Thought Thread!

[Alex]

Spent last night on patrol looking for a 86 year old woman with dementia who had went out and got lost. As far as I've been able to find out, she is still missing. Glad it was a warm night last night and hope she is found safe and well soon.

[indianasmith]

This morning I have -

- gone to the local store and bought fried fish for breakfast.
- read and commented on a January 2004 journal entry from a friend.
- washed all the dishes.
- caught up on the laundry.
- written a (very) little bit on my new book.

[indianasmith]

I am the third most applauded person AND the third most booed person in the history of this message board!!!    

[LilCerberus]

Is It really that good an idea to name a ship "Fitzgerald"?

[Newt]

Is It really that good an idea to name a ship "Fitzgerald"?

That's 'Edmund' to you.  Is 'Boaty McBoatface' better?

[Leah]

Is It really that good an idea to name a ship "Fitzgerald"?

That's 'Edmund' to you.  Is 'Boaty McBoatface' better?

Hell yea it is!

[LilCerberus]

Is It really that good an idea to name a ship "Fitzgerald"?

That's 'Edmund' to you.  Is 'Boaty McBoatface' better?

Hell yea it is!

Well, considering the news yesterday, I don't think I'd name a Navy Destroyer after a Gordon Lightfoot song about a freighter that couldn't handle an inland storm...

[indianasmith]

This will be my first Father's Day without my Dad . . . 

[BoyScoutKevin]

It's kinda hard to imagine that a cartoon character created by a misogynistic psychologist & bigamist in the 1940s has since  become a feminist icon...

Who's that?

Wonder Woman, created by William Moulton Marston.

And the self-described "father of the polygraph." While not the inventor of the polygraph, he was a strong advocate of its use in the '30's, writing books on the subject and advocating its truthfulness, when it was used in commercial advertisements.

[AoTFan]

And the self-described "father of the polygraph." While not the inventor of the polygraph, he was a strong advocate of its use in the '30's, writing books on the subject and advocating its truthfulness, when it was used in commercial advertisements.

Those things are bulls**t. They've hooked them up to plants and gotten readings off of them.  I could be wrong, but I really don't think plants are lying about anything and yet, the legal system still lets these things ruin peoples' lives everyday.

[AoTFan]

Is it really therapeutic to write about bad stuff that happened to you in the past?  Been trying it lately and all it seems to do is make me feel crappy and wish I hadn't thought about it.

[LilCerberus]

RIP Stephen Furst

[Chainsawmidget]

I could be wrong, but I really don't think plants are lying

Personally, I've never trusted plants. 

[ER]

I am really glad today is my mother's birthday, because that means she was born, for if she was not, I would probably have been incarnated in, like, Peru, and I hate lomo saltado.

[Alex]

Two of my wifes cousins are coming over from the US to visit for a week. Their dad has just found out that his cousin who he grew up with lives about 90 minutes away from us. It is indeed a small world.