All Stalin had to do was not make a deal with Hitler.
He didn’t have to cozy up to Churchill, just not make a deal with Hitler.
Also, after he made the deal he killed anyone who tried to tell him that Hitler was going to stab him in the back.
Communists in the German army walked up to the Russian lines and told them that invasion was on the way. Stalin had them killed.
The Russian people beat Hitler; Stalin was a yoke around their neck.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shropshire_Blue
Shropshire Blue cheese was invented in the 1970s.
I never heard of him.
Check my posts. I link to Bookshop.org because they are an amazon alternative and youtube for old movies.
Pretty sure this is the first time I’ve posted a link to Bronner.
It’s a really good product.
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https://www.drbronner.com/search?q=shave
Dr. Bronner Shaving Soaps.
Best I’ve ever used. Feels great on the skin, and you can use it with or without a brush.
I hadn’t heard of them before this.
Thank you, internet stranger
“Killroy Was Here” is actually inscribed on the WW2 Memorial in Washington DC.
If you actually thought I was under no obligation, you wouldn’t have sent your note, which I consider a masterpiece of passive aggressiveness.
I throw it back at you. You had all afternoon to actually watch the movie and present extensive notes.
Like, why did you comment at all?
I’m not going to argue about a movie neither one of us has seen in over 20 years.
Have fun.
Look up a show called “The Lazarus Project.”
Silly in places, but they do a fun take on the whole time travel thing.
Try reading “The Great Train Robbery.”
He wrote it as if it were a factual reconstruction of an actual crime. Long passages on things like rat baiting, penny hangs, tipping servants, and other Victoriana
Go find ‘The Great Train Robbery’
Creighton directed the movie based on his own novel.
Here’s the way I look at it.
A fictional story should follow its own rules. Let’s take “The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.” The idea that someone would let himself be hung, trusting the other guy to be able to make that incredible shot over and over and never miss, is nonsensical. But we in the audience accept that premise for the sake of the story. We’d be disappointed if, halfway through the movie, an orchestra appears in the middle of the desert and they do a big musical number.
“Sky Captain” was ridiculous because of the way the story kept shifting and the rules kept changing.
I recommend this book all the time because it got me the job I love.
Other people have said I shouldn’t be pushing ‘self help books.’
I really hope everything works out for you
original with Robin Williams or the reboot with The Rock?
I’m assuming the one with Rock
“Sky Captain And The World Of Tomorrow.”
The beginning is great. Giant robots attacking New York.
Then it just becomes boring and ridiculous.
Posters promised Angelina Jolie. she shows up for five minutes and doesn’t do anything.
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Get this book. “Discover What You Are Best At.” Linda Gail.
It’s a series of self tests to show you what talents you already have, and then a guide to jobs that need those qualities.
There might be a job you’d love that you’ve never considered.
De Blasio wanted to make them the same price as the subways, Adams raised the price to $4.00. Currently $4.50, subway is $3.00
Think Cadet Bonespurs is going to mess around with his personal protection?
You cut out the part where I said Stalin was a yoke around the neck of the Russians.
He killed a lot of his own best generals. Neither Churchill or FDR did that.