I knew more about Rand than that when I read both Atlas and Fountainhead but it was still the same experience. I found them so ridiculous as to be laugh-out-loud funny.
Like, on a dime someone will respond to an innocuous question with a four page uninterrupted monologue. Or there’ll be an entire chapter from the point of view of some beans. Or a man puts out a furnace fire solo with his bare hands. Just incredible stuff.
community theatre and improv comedy
Funnily enough Samuel Beckett of Waiting for Godot fame (not the quantum leap guy) wrote a play called Endgame, also punning on the chess term.
A man who can’t walk or see has the only combination to the food pantry, a man who can’t sit down is the only one who can take him there to open it. They are the last two people alive. They both continually try to out do each other and come out on top as they can’t trust each other to live in peace.
nah its whitelabelling AI credits. You build an API connector, charge 3x for a credit and sell it to a business.
I gigged with Alex Edelman, he’s a nice dude.
I mean you ever see The Wire? In the first season the “heroes” beat the shit out of bystanders so much a child loses an eye. They then go on to solve murders.
no the op was making two points:
or separately
2).maybe they think their dick is a firehose
the arts
tech has never been that friendly to the arts, tbh.
A kids TV show about a fire fighter from the UK.
the secret ingredient is meth
banana and orange theory