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I almost never have a problem with this.
And a man of your means? Should be child's play.
"Tell me how you avoid someone having been dropped next to you".
There: maybe clearer for a man of your means.
I am a massive Star Trek fan.
Me too! And Star Wars...I will go see it once in the theater, then buy it in about a year once the price goes down to about half.
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Headphones, for example.
Or your own personal screen to distract you from your own wandering eyes.
Or sticking to places where you can reliably enjoy a little solitude.
etc.
People are rarely dropped next to me. Maybe Barcelona is more crowded?
I am not wearing fucking headphones the whole day only for the given moment in which a fucking SW promotion pops up in the air, nor am I put on music loud to counter the noise...
My eyes do not wander, maybe my ears... weren't be talking about the johnwilliams of a TV commercial?
There are no reliable places in the Universe (Star Wars should teach you that, if you were clueless enough to ignore it before): there are only sparse and scarce moments of well-being: the "little moments in life" that people say make it bearable... what they call "happiness".
Barcelona: Population (2015)
• City 1,604,555
• Density 16,000/km2 (41,000/sq mi)
• Urban 4,740,000
• Metro 5,375,774
Could be even worse but, in a worse case, I would have bigger problems than a stupid overrated interstellar medieval saga.
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Rage, rage, against the . . . popular culture? It's always been chic to eschew the latest thing beloved by the masses.
They can't be the hoi polloi if we don't disdain them, eh? But it's not chic to call them the rabble, so we find ways around sounding too obvious.
I can't waste any animus on Star Wars when the White House is on fire. The movies are tales of empire and faded glory, surely the stuff of Anglophiles and Commonwealth fans.
They can't be the hoi polloi if we don't disdain them, eh? But it's not chic to call them the rabble, so we find ways around sounding too obvious.
I can't waste any animus on Star Wars when the White House is on fire. The movies are tales of empire and faded glory, surely the stuff of Anglophiles and Commonwealth fans.
Harke the Boeotarch
Dreams Wash Away
I went to see Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, and it made up for all the lousy Star Wars movies and crappy merchandise that I have ever seen or will see.
fabulouslyghetto
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Was it that good? I've read good things about it.
Harke the Boeotarch
Dreams Wash Away
Doesn't hold a candle to the original comics from which the original Star Wars trilogy was visually developed, and also not as good as The Fifth Element, but still more worthwhile than those forgettable Star Wars sequels.
Not about Cara, I assume: that poor girl is bad even as a model... but since it is all always about a certain look in a particular time...
Harke the Boeotarch
Dreams Wash Away
In the comics she's a redhead with a 300 point IQ originally from the Middle Ages.
These kind of interesting details don't really come across in movie adaptations like these. Other aspects were translate very well. The Converter e.g. is excellently done.
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If you're asking me to accompany you on a date to see it (again in your case) my answer is HELL FUCKIN YEAH!
Just lemme grab my wig and my purse.
Visually very appealing, story is interesting, but the actors don’t really do much for the characters and there is a part of the film that didn’t even need to exist (because it does nothing for the overall plot) and it just makes the movie longer than it needs to be.
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Who doesn't fondly remember the Lucas sequels? That Jar Jar Binks! 
But anyway, Belamo, I've previously thought you should read Marcus Aurelius, and it will probably occur to me again. If there's no reliable place for you in the universe, you should at least keep your mind a decent refuge.
But anyway, Belamo, I've previously thought you should read Marcus Aurelius, and it will probably occur to me again. If there's no reliable place for you in the universe, you should at least keep your mind a decent refuge.
And because it occurred to you at a given moment, I couldn't possibly have realized that way before you ever came to suffer my rants on here about it...
Besides, MA's style is too dry: he didn't make it into my 20 canonical Greek authors. And, obviously, he doesn't offer anything that anyone, at least me, couldn't have realized already for himself... and could even express better for himself.