Busdriver - Casting Agents & Cowgirls
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=FZakRVrolvE
WordAll #756 completed in 2m 42s (hmm)
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Wordle 1,027 4/6* (starting word 'chase')
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#Worldle #811 (11.04.2024) 3/6 (100%)
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La palabra del día #826 4/6
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Le Mot (@WordleFR) #823 2/6 (cul. Malchance)
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Framed #762 (nope. I watched Emily The Criminal. It was a good drama, I recommend it, and the first episode and a half of a French Netflix show called Anthracite. The French Netflix show was only saved by having good actors and direction within tropes that are so well worn that if the series squatted down too far its trousers would split and people could see its underwear. Noémie Schmidt and Hatik and the cast are good. I hate resorts. Maybe hate is too strong a word. They're like theme parks or Las Vegas or the village Number Six finds himself trapped inside in Patrick McGoohan's The Prisoner. Just below the surface are staff rooms, mechanisms, infrastructure and it's a facade. At the surface level it's freedom within constraints. To an extent that is broader society - a person doesn't spend much time thinking about the maintenance of key infrastructure and services and whom maintains it. And constraints and not having to think about it is why a luxury hotel is more desirable than a merely good hotel. But I still feel like there is an element of pretend, like a theme park, and I don't think we even realise we're pretending at resorts, but most of the staff do, because they consciously put on a uniform and don't buy it from a list of equipment and clothing they need. It's expensive cosplay with good exercise and a view. I can see why people like it and have fond memories of it.)
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