As for the people carrying on about freedom infringement, I think they should be complaining about this way more than wearing some silly masks. show me putting AstroTurf in their backyard is hardly going to pose a danger to the neighbors. I can understand the front yard for the sake of appearance, but not the backyard. Nobody really sees the backyard unless they're being nosy.
And I am still against HOAs because they are totally an infringement on your American freedoms. Those who defend HOA's on grounds of some people letting their front yard look like s***, should also be arguing for gun control on the grounds that it will help mitigate against gun crime. In both cases, however there needs to be a happy medium. In my humble ass opinion, both, HOA's and outright prohibition of gun ownership are both extreme and unacceptable. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmqUR8Y2HsQ
Here is a throwback to December of 2020 with some wishful thinking.
While this is just a silly little video, it really brings home something that rather sad when the underlying meaning of the song is taken beyond just something being presented in a rather comedic fashion.
Though the popular Christmas song is supposed to be about hope, the ironic thing about it is that it comes off as just some "pipe dream" with it's open-ended "someday". It's just a wishful thinking song, in my opinion. As we are now 55 years hence of the song's release, we are no closer to this "someday".
Understandably, we really cannot know when this "someday" will, it really makes no sense to present what is just a form of wishful thinking as something hopeful. Stating that "someday" something good is going to happen is just pretty much disguised way of saying it's not going to ever happen.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDBV4uobU58
I love how people blame things for their "problems". I don't recall a computer telling me I had to use it. I don't recall the internet putting a gun to my head and forcing me to use it. I don't remember when a smart phone - as smart as it is - telling me I had to use it or die.
I also love how people used social media, the internet and even cellphones to bitch and moan about how life was so much better with the very things they use. You know there is a group of people that eschew modern day technology and conveniences. They are called Amish. If those who feel so goddamned imprisoned by technology there is good news. The prison gate is wide open and there are no armed guards on the wall. There is not even a wall. Just put the sonofabitch down, unsubscribe from the internet and sell your computer!
By the way, people may not have had cell phones to help them talk to a girl but they STILL had and even "needed" technology to talk to members of the opposite sex. Computer dating dates back to the 1960 and no people didn't date computers. Again, computer dating was not forced upon people by computers or anything non-human. People decided to use or not use computer dating. Another form of hooking up with other people via technology that was around in the 80s were phone services and chat lines - usually 1-900 requiring credit cards but there were also regular numbers that were either free or paid. Such phone services still exist today. One such is called "Livelinks". By the way, the types of phones that were used to access these lines back in the "simpler times" were called "land-lines". These phones were usually hooked into wall jacks. Some were wireless but that only applied to the handset. The base still had to be plugged into a wall jack.
For those bitching about how there was no texting back then. Well, in a way there was. It was called writing a letter and mailing it via the postal service - very much an option that still exists if people would opt NOT BE LAZY and exercise some patience. Passing notes in class is still an option for texting classmates but again, it's PEOPLE who decide to use a cellphone to do it and not the technology that decided for them.
Guns don't hurt/kill people. People do.
Cars don't hurt/kill people. People do.
Airplanes don't fly into buildings. People fly airplanes into buildings.
Cellphones don't complicate things. People with cellphones complicate things.
Social media does not ruin people. People using social media choose to ruin themselves.
While the TV is the reason people don't mingle in person as much as before it came into use, the TV itself didn't cause people not to mingle in person. People caused people not to mingle in person. Either people themselves decided to no longer go out but just sit on their asses in front of the boob-tube.... or as a collective, people caused the demise of places were people usually met and those places began to die off.
No technology, not guns, not cars, not cellphones, not social media, not the internet, not computers, NOTHING stands in the way of bringing back the "good ol' days" - which never as good until they are days past - by choosing to get out from in front of the TV, or computer, put down the damn phone, decide get the hell out of the house or apartment and go to a park. Parks still do exist, you know.
Stop blaming everything else for the demise of "simpler times" and start simplifying your own life.
#simplertimes #technology #cellphones #shorts
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vX8WzMz68g
Don't people even think about what they are doing anymore? Was this supposed to be an armed-robbery for cream cheese. I can just see the headline: "Man Holds Up Starbucks At Gunpoint. No Money Taken.... Just Cream Cheese".
I guess he'll have time to think about whether it was worth the effort while languishing in prison. And when he is done with prison, he will still be reminded of his misdeed when he is unable to own a gun, get a job and is subject to other griefs because of his criminal record.... over cream cheese.
Well that may be one way for cream cheese to leave a bad taste in his mouth.
#foolishness #starbucks #creamcheese #shorts
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULQPS_BimHA
Remixed by Kim Jong-Un.
If I didn't know any better, I would have thought this was The Stylistics. I haven't heard this song in ages. The Marshal from Pyongyang works his supreme magic on this number one R&B ballad from 1974, giving it an nice extended version to make for extra romance on the dance floor. Like HELL they don't know about love in the DPRK, they simply know it as "사랑" (pronounced sah-dah-nh), nice that Mrs. Park not to tell us the "other half" of that truth, but then she would not be slandering the DPRK, now would she?
Anyway, Kimmy focuses on making an extended version opposed to making it sound different in the form of adding effects or tonal changes. The vocal sounds a bit clearer and I like how a snare drum comes in during the chorus, giving it more drive as if to accentuate the singer's imploring invitation to come see the sideshow. Toward the end my dear Kim Jong-Un strips the music down to just the bass and drums while the vocal continues it's urging. The only noticeable effect in the mix is at this point as the words "come and see it, step right one in" implore the listener once more, they are treated with some reverb and echo giving the vocal the sense of trailing off into the distance. The snare drops off as the mix winds down. The music then reverts back to that of the opening and then ends with the guitar and bassist goofing around and start playing some uptempo riffs, while someone hits a bongo. You gotta love how Kimmy lets the recordings play out to their endings that are usually not in the finished product.
Props n love to the Respected Marshal Kim Jong-Un for this remix of a great soul ballad. There is no way there can't be love and happiness in the DPRK. The thing about Yeonmi Park and western media is that the more outrageous they get with their stories the more I not only believe them to be quack stories but it also destroys any plausibility of any previous stories that were not as outrageous.
Yeonmi has completely sunk her ship with that interview with Joe Rogan where she sounded like she was fumbling with her words and making things up on the spot as the interview progressed. People having to push the train? Really. So did they all have to get on the wings of an airplane and flap their arms to keep the plane from crashing when it ran out of gas? Yeonmi really nailed her coffin shut with this load of malarkey:
"The rats eat the people and then the people eat the rats and then the rats eat the people and the people eat the rats and the rats eat the people and the people eat the rats."
GIVE ME A FUCKING BREAK!!!!!
The tragedy of this mess is that normally sound-minded people would find this an insult to their intelligence to be expected to buy into this. It is simply because it pertains to North Korea that they take a "no-holds-barred" and an "anything goes" attitude and they check their brains at the door. They behave so atrociously that even the movies "American Pie" or "Jackass" would actually look like they have some form of redeeming substance or value.
GIVE ME A FUCKING BREAK!!!!
#music #remix
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3gHqqlqqig
I just love how these pretentious people post how life was so much simpler when they didn't have cell phones computers internet or social media yet they use the shit out of this stuff like there's no tomorrow what gives?
So if they think modern technology has made their lives complicated, they can always... not... use them...
Oops wait a minute I forgot they're being forced to use them unless they be locked up in a concentration camp.
They're "simple life" is waiting for them I don't see what's keeping them. Contrary to what they might believe, nobody is forcing them to use any technology they would rather not use.
It would be much easier for them to gain back their simple life then it would be for me to visit North Korea.
they are not prevented from not using that technology. However, I am prevented from visiting North Korea.. and not by North korea, mind you but this so-called "free country".
#simplelife #simplertimes
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sbg3SCaog7A
Remixed by Kim Jong-Un.
Mash-Up by me.
Okay. Since Kimmy took this song to the Planet Rock, allow me to give it an extra boost! I've had an a Capella version for this song for some time and so I got this idea of adding it in with the Pyongyang Marshal's extended remix for Usher's "Climax". I added the metallic drenched "Party people.... Yeah" to the opening for the remix as well as "Yeah, we gon get funky" and "Yeah, just get on down" as the music builds up and then I put in some rap vocals during the instrumental section before Usher comes in with the chorus. I then bring in more rapping as the song crescendos toward the bridge verse. I then extend the ending melody and add in an instrumental interlude and add the Planet Rock's famed "Rock it don't stop it vocal chant over this portion and then into the song's famed "zz-zz-zz" part by Pow Wow, who did this ad lib because he forgot the words (he said if he could change anything, it would be that. Sometimes it's the imperfections that make a song perfect. The "zz-zz-zz" is funny and cute and it's how I remember the song and was happy to put it in the mash-up (Planet Rock was re-recorded by the artists and so I wonder if he put in the words for that version). Also included is the part were the rappers do a "call an response" part, but unfortunately the a Capella does not have the "response" parts but it is here I discover (or rediscover) the homage to Kraftwerk's song "Numbers" which is said to be the same beat that is used for Planet Rock. The rapper calls "lemme hear you say ichi, ni san, shi (1,2,3,4). Now that I think about it, there is a smooth jazz song that sings ichi, ni, san, she, go, which translates - you probably guessed it; "1,2,3,4,5". I learned some Japanese in the 8th grade from some Japanese classes my dad had me come to with him since we were planning to travel to Japan. The remix repeats the bridge and then it concludes.
I'm no Bill McClintock but I do like how my "mashup" came out. I feel like I went head-to-head with Kim Jong-Un on this one since I mashed up his remix and made it more Planet Rock-ish. I guess that's the closest I'll ever get to my dear Kimmy.
Now a word about he words of this song. When this song was popular, it was the instrumental version that got played everywhere and the only words I remember hearing besides the robot "rocks rocks to the planet rock" was "rock it don't stop it... gonna rock it don't stop...." It's been very few and far between that I've heard the full vocal for this song. Even the 1992 remixes didn't have all the vocals. Another song that ushered (no pun intended) a new musical style that would get it's instrumental version played regularly was 1990's "The Power" by Snap. In both cases, the vocals and lyrica
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXFlWQnU2GY
Florida is gonna be looking like everyone says North Korea looks like at night, even though that's a lie.
Here is the reason:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/travel/people-in-florida-have-to-turn-off-lights-and-close-blinds-by-9-pm-here-s-why/ar-AAYsYQk?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=c19c71c40d8b46a78a7395d989de1b83
Perhaps it's not exactly mandated but rather, urged
Regardless of the reason, however; ain't Florida one of the states crying over freedom infringement and all that about masks and vaccinations? How is it they are gonna cooperate with this opposed to calling it a hoax?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHyY3Gqtceo