12:42 AM
Tim Pool - Timcast IRL - Joe Rogan Leads EXODUS From Twitter To GETTR After Dr. Malone BANNED w/Zaid Jilani

Joe Rogan is not on YouTube but still gets 11 million views on average per show on Spotify. That is why they're scared of him.

If Minds delete allegedly criminal photos, the problem is the risk of tampering with a crime scene. If a crime is happening on the Internet, then removing the crime or the post becomes interference to the crime itself. I'm not exactly saying don't remove stuff. I'm saying that if you do remove something, you are not necessarily getting rid of it. What happens instead is that you push it under ground. Censoring can make things worse and you can't always or really get stuff off the Internet. Therefore, what you end up doing is a bandage or a cover-up. Computer nerds understand what I am saying. There are several levels to it. Because the Internet has Governmental prisms and otherwise. Prisms copy and share content. When you remove content, you are removing evidence to crimes and can then lie about the crimes. Therefore, Internet platforms should function like a decentralized town square that archives content like a time capsule. If crime happens, then it happens in the public because the Internet is public. The arguments people have about removing content stems from an inaccurate view that aspects of the Internet can be private and therefore edited and such. The problem is the Internet is rarely private enough to make that a reality. Plus, so many things can go wrong at any step of the process. The Internet is generally and mostly public for a variety of ways. Censorship pushes the Internet towards monopolies and centralization which means they can remove your posts and then take you to real prison and then lie and say you posted criminal content. The solution is to not remove the content and to take the person to court. And then show the judges and jurors the criminal posts. Show it on TV and online and everywhere. You don't have to remove the content. You just have to have a fair trial and find the criminal guilty and have do the time. Go to jail. Pay fines. Do community service. Whatever the punishments are. And future criminals can see clearly which content and such can land them in jail. Problem solved. We don't need to skip trials. Let people have a fair trial. But with that said, I am not saying a website or social media network cannot or should not have a list of rules. But if you say what the guidelines are, please no double standards in how the rules are applied and enforced.

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11:50 AM
Ron Gibson - ALEX JONES [1 OF 4] TUESDAY 1/4/22 • NEWS, REPORTS & ANALYSIS • INFOWARS

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40% of those ages 18-64 who got civod viccanes are dead now.

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T-MOBILE IS BANNING HUNDREDS OF WEBSITES FROM BEING MENTIONED IN YOUR TEXT MESSAGES. YOUR PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS ON THE PHONE ARE BEING DELETED BY THE PHONE COMPANY.

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THEY DON'T TELL YOU THEY'RE BLOCKING THE LINKS, THEY JUST DON'T SEND THAT PART OF YOUR TEXT MESSAGE ON YOUR PHONE. THEY ARE INTERFERING WITH YOUR PRIVATE LIFE.

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SOME LINKS IN YOUR PRIVATE TEXT MESSAGES ON YOUR PHONE SHOW UP AS INVISIBLE SO NOBODY CAN SEE IT AND THEY WON'T TELL YOU.

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12:43 PM
Yahoo used to block YouTube links many years ago. Now phone companies are editing your text messages.

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12:47 PM
OVER 40% OF THE AMERICAN WORKFORCE, THAT IS AGES 18-64, ARE BEING MURDERED RIGHT NOW VIA YOU KNOW WHAT.

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12:49 PM
Ron Gibson - ALEX JONES [2 OF 4] TUESDAY 1/4/22 • STEFAN RIVERA (STUDIOIMEFL) NEWS, REPORTS & ANALYSIS • INFOWARS

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12:57 PM
When you do bad, you feel bad afterwards. Alex Jones would do bad as a kid and then feel bad. Fighting. Sex. Rape. Abortions. Hitting on women at grocery stores, churches.

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01:02 PM
With wisdom comes sorrow.

05:12 PM
Adam Carolla - Jay Leno - Adam Carolla Show 11/15/21

Part 2 of today’s podcast is a 1-on-1 conversation between Adam and Jay Leno. The guys begin by talking about comedians who waste time doing crowd work, Jay’s incredible memory, and wrapping your mind around people’s feedback on your work. They also chat about being interested in both comedy and mechanics, a typical day in the life for Jay, and putting together his incredible car collection. Later, Adam asks Jay about his early days of standup comedy, and they go on to discuss comedians that Jay thinks are great. In the last part of the show, Adam asks Jay about his religious beliefs, and Jay tells a story about Rodney Dangerfield.

05:16 PM
You Bet Your Life - SERIES PREMIERE - WHAT'S THE SECRET WORD?

Sort of like Password the game show.

07:23 PM
As a kid, Jay Leno heard over the Sunday dinner table about uncle Louie talking about breaking up with his GF because she was too rigid. Jay looked it up and said next week he was sorry she died because the definition read rigid means froze to death. The father or whoever laughed and then the kids table was invented. They put it in the kitchen. Like on the other side of the room. Was it rigid or frigid? In reality, probably something to do with sex. Maybe not. But it was funny to see a kid react to it. That is how comedy works, a different perspective.

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Dividends.
Crusades.
Jay Leno tells a story of a car that sat in a parking garage in NYC from 1931 to around 2006. He went around looking for the car and was able to find it. There was an auction and he struck the winning bid to get it. Amazing treasure.
Flip it means to buy something and sell it for an even bigger price.
Jay Leno told a story of when he sold his house to a single mother. He gave her a good deal. But a month later, he came by and the house was being bulldozed because she actually worked for a realty company and was flipping the property to make a profit off of. She had a convincing sob-story and a kid she was able to take with her to seal the deal.
Jay Leno did the NBC Tonight Show for like 22 years.
Real growth as a comedian is the ability to tell a story about your own life and make people laugh when telling it.
You are as good as your last joke.
Rodney Dangerfield was a comedian until he was dead. He never showed up as himself on shows and such. On his death bed, Rodney was in a coma. Rodney was holding his finger and was asked to squeeze it. Then Jay whispered in Rodney's ears, "Rodney, that's not my finger." Rodney shook his body or something. He must have got the joke and died shortly after.

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The Karate Kid, Part III

2022-01-04 - Tuesday - 09:40 PM - 12:48 AM - Film | The Karate Kid, Part III - Wikipedia - 1989-06-30 | 123Series.ru

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I first saw this movie in theaters with my family. My brother was there when we saw it in June or July of 1989. I was four years old. Columbia Pictures. Love the music at the beginning. Pat Morita, Martin Kove, Robyn Lively, Ralph Macchio, Sean Kanan, Randee Heller, Thomas Ian Griffith, Jonathan Avildsen. John had a hard time after the first movie. Rent or place was bought? Not sure. I thought Terry Silver bought it. But rent? Suffer. The story takes place right after the second movie. Apartments going down. Uncle Louie sick and with mom. College soon. Girl from second movie didn't come. Stayed behind for dancing. Bonsai store idea. Moving out. John on vacation. Mike Barnes. Bad boys. Make knuckles bleed. Dan took his college fund to buy a bonsai shop for Miyagi. Mike makes deal with Silver or Silvers.

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26 minutes into the movie, Dan and Miyagi are on a beach cliff to get a bonsai tree that Miyagi left on the cliff. He put it on a hard to reach spot because these plants are worth thousands of dollars. They practice karate and the music here is iconic, puts a tear in my eyes. I have memories of them on that cliff. I have memories of that music. This might be one of the few memories and windows into the life I had in 1989. Since I was born in 1985 in Oregon, my memories of the 1980s is limited to like the last five years or less. Not sure if I have a lot of memories of 1986 if any. I do have memories of 1988 which I mention sometimes but not sure if I have much that I remember from before 1988. And I remember this movie from 1989. I rewatched bits and pieces of this movie over the years. Out of the three movies, this was the one that I would see the most of growing up. The second would be the first movie. In the 1990s growing up, I didn't see much of the second movie or possibly only a few seconds at the very most. This third movie made an impact on my life and I started learning karate around 1994 for like a few months at the very most. Well, maybe 1994 and/or 1995. Forget the exact years but after 1992 and before 1996 for sure. I imagine after 1993 too. You could skip the first 25 minutes of this movie.

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Dan wants to enter the tournament but Miyagi didn't want Dan to get lost in that. I might disagree to the extent that karate can be like a sport. So, it's like Michael Jordan playing basketball and getting the NBA title. And then the next year, he could do it again. But it is a good question, should he or not. And this can kill a person. So, I don't disagree with how competition and ego and a variety of things can destroy character and balance and integrity and many things within a person. I see both sides. I see what Dan is saying. I see what Miyagi is saying. Perhaps I would be tempted to help Dan win the karate tournament again. It's not that Dan should or shouldn't. Like, Miyagi can be and might be right regarding the problem with going down wrong paths. It's true Dan was on wrong roads. But my concern would be in the art of turning his ship around. That is like an art. You kind of have to let people get there on their own. But Miyagi allowed Dan to make his own mistakes which is what ended up happening.

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Dan goes to a store to buy plant pots. A woman or girl is there making a clay pot. I don't know if she is the one Dan marries later on. My first thought is maybe. Her name is Jessica Andrews or Anders. Dan married Amanda. So, no. He didn't marry this third girl either. 3 girls, one per movie. She is from Ohio. Terry lies and said John died. Gang come by twice, second time Miyagi saves the day. He sings happy song in car or truck. Fishing. The 80s John said. No passive he says. She helps Dan down off cliff to get the tree. Rope. Steady. Rocks. Fall a bit. Trip. I have memories of some of this. Tree falls. Gang runs off with ropes. Tide coming in 12 minutes. Mike breaks tree. Shop near train. No train said Miyagi. Silver plays good cop bad cop. He has Mike play bad cop. Silver comes in with his blue truck to say hi while they were jogging. Silver rescues Dan from Mike. Sweep. Broom. Show me how to sweep. Miyagi comes back with a broom. But Dan wanted to see him do a karate move. He is pissed. He runs off in his yellow car. He goes to be trained by Silver. I remember when Silver trains Dan. Desire. Devotion. Discipline. 3 Ds. If a man can't stand, he can't fight. "Extreme situations require extreme measures," Silver to Dan. This is similar to something an aunt or uncle or somebody said to Spider Man in the first Spider Man movie years later. Perhaps it was in the comics and other places too, the quote and everything. Miyagi helps Dan with foot. Thing. Miyagi hopes confusion ends soon because "Miyagi's heart empty without you." If a man can't breath, he can't fight. If a man can't see, a man can't fight. Training with Silver. Rage. Blood. Revenge. Miyagi is broken. Dance. Music. High wire song. Terry paid a man off. Fight. Run off. Tree recovers. Dan upset. But strong root, can grow, can recover. Dan goes to quit after saying sorry. But Mike is there. Then John back from the dead. I mean he was never dead. Taunt. Fight. Scared. Runs off. Miyagi saves the day. Silver punch into mirror. Now he trains Dan. I remember the training part and the music. Oh, I love the music. It is so powerful. They put the tree back on the cliff. I have memories of this second trip down the cliff between Dan and Miyagi. Well, I have some memories of the first trip off and down the cliff too. Hard to say as I watched this movie a few times over the years. My memories of what I saw in the theaters at the age of four is very small. Some of my memories are from other times after that. Silver talks about opening karate places all over. He spoke at the tournament just like he did at the end of season 4 of Cobra Kai. Some of my memories might be of other karate related movies. I forget which ones. There is one where there is a wheelchair boy who is happy about something at the end after a tournament or something, not a main character. Back to this movie, near the end of that last match for the title, Dan wants to quit. But Miyagi said greatest fight is still inside Dan. That was a reference their conversations comparing Dan to the bonsai trees. So, Dan did his routine as sudden death started. That means overtime. He was able to catch Mike and flip him to the floor, the mat. With that, he was able to punch and score the winning point. The end credit song was about listen to your heart. I probably saw more of the last match from the first movie over the years. But this match at the end of the third movie is the second biggest one. I didn't know or don't remember much regarding the second movie in the 1990s. Now, in 2022, I have for the first time ever watched through all three movies entirely. Before this, I have only seen bits and pieces. I've seen many of the more popular scenes over the years and sort of watched through the first and third movies. Second movie not much. But now I have every scene in my heart. I understand it a lot more. After watching all 4 seasons of Cobra Kai, I can appreciate the three movies a lot more now. My favorite movie of the three as of 2022 would be the second movie followed by the first movie. And I do like all three movies but the second one is fun because I love Japan and the characters are interesting. The Japanese girl is beautiful. The dancing is fun. Love the castle. Love Asian culture so much. I enjoyed my time in Vietnam.

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