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  • I just rewatched The Long Kiss Goodnight with Geena Davis, and it might be that I’m in my 40s now, as compared to teens when I first saw it, but I really appreciate that Geena Davis looks amazing in that movie, but she looks like an amazing-looking 40-year-old woman. She’s got a few lines around her eyes, and they don’t go out of their way to hide them with tons of makeup or soft focus or whatever. There’s nothing obscene about looking your age, and there are precious few settings where actors are allowed to.














  • Scenario A: Maid Marian is born to fox parents. One of their siblings marries King Richard. Richard, being both a king and a lion is allowed to marry whomever the fuck he wants.

    Scenario B: Marian is orphaned, and Richard adopts her, and she refers to him as her “uncle” because she was old enough when her parents died that she felt Richard was more of an uncle than a new father to her.

    Scenario C: Marian’s parents aren’t dead, but Richard is such good friends with them that she calls him her uncle purely as a term of affection.

    That’s just off the top of my head. I’m sure there are other fully plausible configurations.




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    We need never be afraid of the vote of informed Americans. It is only the ignorant voter we have to fear, ignorant politically, no matter how fine his house or how expensive his schooling. Such people have never experienced democracy; they have merely enjoyed its benefits. It is hard to explain what democracy is; it is necessary to participate in it to understand it.

    The former Berlin businessman I referred to earlier told me that he blamed his own group, people with the time and the money and the opportunity to know better, for what happened to Germany. “We ignored Hitler,” he said. “We considered him an unimportant fellow, not quite a gentleman, not of our own class. We considered it just a little bit vulgar to bother with him, to bother with politics at all.”

    They thought of the government as “They.” The only possible route to a clear conscience in politics is to accept political responsibility, either as an active member of the party in power or as an equally active member of the loyal opposition.

    –Robert A Heinlein, Take Back Your Government