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I’ve just recently finished listening to a new podcast series called Noble. It goes over one of the most bizarre cases in the mid 90s in a very small community in Rockspring, Georgia. In short, a crematorium run by Brent Marsh had been discovered to have buried and hidden over 300+ bodies around a plot…
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This is a decent Danish psychological thriller. A bit long in the runtime, of which I think shaving maybe 10–20 minutes could have helped, but overall, it was okay. When I usually complain that a movie could be shorter, it’s likely due to how I wish that more was done with that time to explain…
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All the President’s Men by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein recounts one of the most shocking political sabotage and espionage at the highest level of the United States within the 20th century. While almost five decades late, I finally can say that I read the book! The movie may come next, but I still need…
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Is this not true? I mean, I guess if you’ve not technically been caught yet, then obviously implying and using the word “always” is wrong. Maybe the better way to put it is rather than “always” getting caught, greed will always “increase the chances” of you getting caught when doing something illegal? Never mind the…
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I’m tired of getting asked by friends and coworkers on how much it costs to use Windows 11. This could either be for a virtual machine that they use to test various software for either personal or some work related purposes. This is rarely a concern on a newly purchased computer or laptop because they…
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This was a pretty decent movie. It highlights how debt, especially loans with high interest, can be the downfall of so many along with the ruining of families. Here we find a man forced to fake his death to save his family from the thugs whom he owes a lot of money to. Nothing new…
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Mention World War 2 along with the United States and many people are bound to immediately conjure up images of the attack on Pearl Harbor by Japan along with the dropping of two atomic bombs, one on Hiroshima and the other on Nagasaki, to force their unconditional surrender and ending the war itself. While many,…
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Here’s one pretty inevitable fact: you can’t call yourself horror a movie fan if you don’t enjoy self punishment. I’d really like to know the ratio of good horror movies to bad ones because it seems unfair. How is that so many horrible horror movies are made compared to the good ones? Heck, they don’t…
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One of the main reason why I enjoy listening to Tupac over The Notorious B.I.G. is not due to how one is more gangster over the other or whether one represents the west coast and the other the east coast. Instead, when I listen to Tupac, I feel like it is much easier to grasp…
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Reading about other people’s financial disasters and situations is something I enjoy doing from time to time. The lessons that can be learned is a constant reminder that shit just happens. Sometimes the person is at fault, while at other times they seem to be the victims of the bad choices and behavior of either…
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