The Sons of Katie Elder (1965)
My suspension of disbelief has never been so tested, having to believe John Wayne and Dean Martin are brothers.
Kxe8
You didn’t mention you put me in check?
Kf8
Re8
Ra6
Qc8
Nxd7
Bd7
Ne5
Also, that Movie Mezzanine article mentions that “A promotional reel from the digital restoration company features cleaned-up footage from Star Wars that looks nothing like the official Blu-ray release”. Does anyone have a link to this video?
UPDATE: Found it! https://vimeo.com/95919913
Then you’ll have fun reading this thread: http://originaltrilogy.com/topic/4K-restoration-on-Star-Wars/id/16857
Trump reminds me of my father more and more with each passing day.
Obviously states aren’t a hive mind, but there are plenty of clear divisions between states and regions of the US; it’s why the interior of the country usually swings red while the coasts swing blue. You don’t really solve Texas being a red state or California being a blue state if you remove the electoral college.
I said pretty much the same thing, here was Dom’s response.
We don’t live in a country anymore where different states have wildly different make ups and concerns.
Texas, California, and Florida would like a word.
That’s simultaneously not what I meant and exactly what I meant, if you know what I mean.
Tyrphanax said:
Majorities are things to be wary of in my opinion, regardless if it’s today or 1850. It’s not a hive mind, sure, but people follow packs and that can lead to bad things and in my opinion, it’s better to plan for the possibility that two thirds of the country might indeed eat the other third; after all, people didn’t expect the revolution or the civil war or Trump’s presidency. We’re always simultaneously not as homogeneous as we think and more homogeneous than we think.
Whole heartily agreed, this is something the Founding Fathers feared themselves, human nature has not changed as much as we might like since then. I said something similar earlier and Dom blew it off.
I don’t think we’re one continuous country. I think living in different states has a great deal to do with that, and it’s only getting worse as people move to ideologically similar areas. So your assertion doesn’t really make sense to me.
A liberal in Texas is more likely to move to Austin than Boston.
a5
g3 d5
Bg2 Nf6
Nf3 c6
d4 Nbd7
Nc3 e5
Be3 c5
dxe5 d4
Bxd4 cxd4
Qxd4 Bc5
I don’t think we’re one continuous country. I think living in different states has a great deal to do with that, and it’s only getting worse as people move to ideologically similar areas. So your assertion doesn’t really make sense to me.
We don’t live in a country anymore where different states have wildly different make ups and concerns.
Texas, California, and Florida would like a word.
My first memories of actual political events didn’t take hold until I was seven (also an election year); you’re expecting too much.
I’m pretty sure you were joking
Oh I get it now, it’s a running tally of the moves. Never mind.
This is what happens when you give me a hard time in the movies thread just two minutes before you’re genuinely confused. 😛
Not far off.
b6
Warb is just giving a recap of every move made and adding in his next move. I’m only posting the move I’m making. I’m pretty sure you were joking but that’s the explanation if you were genuinely confused. I’m lazy because I don’t feel like copying and pasting a recap of everything since it’s redundant when Warb is doing it. Writing this post took more effort than that, so I guess I break even on the amount of effort used.
I’m lazy and my strategy reflects that.
Board (pardon the reversed colors):
Have you met Frink?
I’m familiar, I’m guessing he’s just playing but I wasn’t sure if there was any deeper meaning behind it.
Have you seen it? Do you not like it or are you just messing around?