The sense of mehness
So today I watched "The Little Mermaid," and I was...underwhelmed? It is on the National Film Registry, but I cannot see why. The animation is fine, nothing special. Aside from the one song... meh. Ursula is an anodyne villain, at best -- and certainly the fatphobia is problematic nowadays! The lessons? Kids, disobey your parents for love and ruin your life? I mean, it is 813 on the list, but... well, it wasn't "
Hairspray" awful, but...
'Funny; today I was so busy that I didn't leave the house, which was odd -- even skipped the gym late as the blood sugar was low. (Sigh.) I did cross off some things from the to-do list, and did plenty of reading and research, but then I was like what exactly have I done? Of course, there are plenty of things on the list, so the opportunity to have a few days to do nothing but work on the list is...well, not exactly a thing at my last job, let me put it that way.
Um....yes.
https://www.tker.co/p/profit-margins-inflation-controversy/comments
I guess this is also an um...yes comment as well. I don't doubt that a consumer revolt is a good thing; in some ways I wonder if it is not happening already, or will be as the SNAP reductions continue to roll through the economy. Now, I don't want to sound like Pocahontas here, but shouldn't Congress step in and pass legislation to fix this? Excess profits taxes are not a bad thing, especially when companies are making strong profits. I think it should be on the table, at least....or should have been!
The Liberty-Nova game in the NIT was...fascinating. McGhee for Liberty made a number of threes that not even Steph Curry would take, and watching LU play defense was impressive, but I couldn't help but think that Nova let that game get away from them, missing all those shots inside, where they had a height advantage. Of course, every time a shot rattled around (I counted at least four) I couldn't help but think it was the Holy Spirit...
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