Top Ten Everything 2010

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2018-06-09 19:47

What are your top ten anything and everything of 2010, your favorite moments, memories, or anything, of that year? Let me know in the comments, below. Here are some of mine, as follows:

10. Amy Grant - Better Than A Hallelujah

My aunt was playing Amy Grant songs in the car on our way to the coast, to Seaside when we were kids in the 1990's in Oregon. Amy Grant has beautiful songs. Toby Mac - Lose My Soul. I generally prefer Toby over Amy because Toby songs are faster, more pop-like. He is cooler like Kenobi over Padme in Star Wars.

09. JJ Heller - What Love Really Means

Please do not merely love me for what I have done or for what I may become. What is love? That is what this song is all about. Love is not about merit but about grace. When you choose to love, to give, you can choose an unconditional contract, covenant, that is rooted in your commitment rather than on that of the recipient.

08. Eminem - Not Afraid

Being afraid is an emotion. You can be fearful. Those are feelings. However, how you feel is not you. How you live and what you believe and do is isolated from fear and emotions. Search deeply into what you believe and go with that and follow that deeply to the end and be open to correction and redirection which life is full of in surprising ways. The Eminem Rihanna song, Love The Way You Lie, is a dangerous song based on emotionalism, assuming it encourages abusive relationships not rooted in Hope Over Dope, in eternal principles over mountains towards rainbows.

07. Fable 3

This video game is like a choose your own adventure book which I first saw Mike Kurtz and Andrew playing. In the game, you get to choose whether you become a good or bad ruler. Similar to some of the Star Wars games where you can become more like a Jedi or like a Sith. Other favorite 2010 video games include Star Wars - The Force Unleashed 2, Call of Duty - Black Ops, Mass Effect 2, God of War 3, Assassin's Creed - Brotherhood, Fallout - Las Vegas, Metal Gear Solid - Peace Walker, Kingdom Hearts - Birth by Sleep, Starcraft 2 - Wings of Liberty.

06. Red Dead Redemption

Red Dead Revolver (2004) is a western action adventure shooting game. The story is set in the Wild West during the 1880's. The Wild West include Texas and the Rocky Mountains. It was wild as it was a combination of cowboys and Indians. Remember the Oregon Trails, another video game. Red Dead Redemption is set in 1911.

05. Heavy Rain

This video game is all about the chase after the Origami Killer, a serial killer who uses Heavy Rain, pouring rainfall, to drown victims. This game is like a choose your own adventure book.

04. Ke$ha - We R Who We R

Do your best to find out who you are. Find out who your ancestors were. Follow that bloodline. Lady Gaga - Telephone ft. Beyoncé. I prefer this Telephone song over the Ke$ha song. Only thing better would be Will.i.am, Nicki Minaj - Check It Out.

03. Shutter Island

Favorite 2010 films include Toy Story 3, Robin Hood (Russell Crowe), Prince of Persia, The Karate Kid (Will Smith's son), Harry Potter, Expendables, & Here After (Matt Damon). Oh, Here After is about what happens after you die. I'm Harry Potter. Prince of Persia reminds me of Aladdin. I didn't actually see Inception until some years later but I did see Shutter Island which has an amazing twist. I prefer Inception, still. Was watching Shutter Island at the theater and then at Salvation Army's Camp Redwood Glen in Scotts Valley, California.

02. Criminal Minds

This show started in 2005 but I wasn't really watching it until 2010. Charlotte Battle was watching it. Love the show. You can learn about how to profile people from this show. It is not racism, stereotypes, sexism, bias, bigamist, homophobic, it is called profiling. It is psychology.

01. The Walking Dead (TWD)

This television series premiered on AMC in 2010 and Sharon Clayton encouraged me to watch it. I downloaded it and binge-watched the first season in about a day, probably around November or whenever the first season ended. I've been hooked on the show since then. There are parallels between TWD and our own world as we all become zombies in real life when we get sick. Becoming a zombie is a parody or illustration of getting cancer or other illnesses. In 2018, Trump signed a bill for the right to try experimental medicine if you are terminally ill. Control freak leftists try to kill whoever they want in the name of choice and alleged science. But they try not to let sick people make their own choices in whether they live or die. Doctors have been paid by Big Pharma to keep people sick. TWD encourages us to murder sick people and to not kill bad people like Negan.