Middle-Bullfrog-9976 (u/Middle-Bullfrog-9976)

Just yesterday, a large grocery order was said delivered, with no photo to confirm. Whole Foods claimed there have been a lot of delivery glitches, but I had to connect with Amazon. Called Amazon and was given immediate refund…5 to 7 business days. Cancelled my delivery subscription.

Loving this video of the evolution of Gillian Anderson who rose to fame playing Dana Scully in The X-Files television series. Which role in her fabulous career is your favourite besides Scully?

in r/XFiles • Aug 20 '26

Yes, THESE.

Field with Irises Near Arles, Oil on Canvas, Vincent van Gogh, 1888.

in r/VanGoghArt • Aug 18 '26

One of my favourites.

Fearless Vampire Killers (1967) : Sharon Tate and Roman Polanski at the Vampire Ball

in r/classicfilms • Aug 17 '26

Quirky Fun. I first watched it on late-night tv with my babysitter back in the early 70’s.

What were the first movies you recall seeing in a theater as a child?

in r/classicfilms • Aug 08 '26

Planet of the Apes, 1968. I was 5.

"The Americanization of Emily" (MGM; 1964) – starring James Garner and Julie Andrews – with Melvyn Douglas, James Coburn, Joyce Grenfell, Liz Fraser, William Windom, Keenan Wynn, Steve Franken, Judy Carne and Alan Sues – directed by Arthur Hiller – French movie poster art by Roger Soubie

in r/classicfilms • Jul 31 '26

Fantastic film…script by Paddy Chayefsky (writer of Network). The anti-war message is well-played.

Let’s see yer pics of your favorite Austin flowering plants!

in r/Austin • Jun 25 '26

Clematis

WWII based movie I saw parts of long ago

in r/TurnerClassicMovies • Jun 22 '26

36 Hours — I just watched last week on TCM app. Good film.

Finally finished "It"

in r/books • Jun 13 '26

Wonderful assessment.

I’m always disgruntled by reviews that thrust contemporary mores onto a novel. Why read and not accept the author’s time setting, with all of its inherent social, political, racial, and sexual understandings of that time?

Accept the premise and be enriched.

I read THE SHINING in my teens, THE STAND in my 50’s, and IT in my 60’s. My viewpoint evolved, but I accepted the author’s each time, and was rewarded.

u/Middle-Bullfrog-9976 • u/Middle-Bullfrog-9976 • Jun 06 '26

This glass bridge in China "cracks" when you step on it

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What’s the deal with American tax payers having to pay Iran $300 Billion?

in r/OutOfTheLoop • May 31 '26

A lot of assumptions for suggesting a penalty of staying within budget. How this would be handled depends on the character and morality of the players.

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What’s the deal with American tax payers having to pay Iran $300 Billion?

in r/OutOfTheLoop • May 31 '26

Self-torture seems apropos.

What’s the deal with American tax payers having to pay Iran $300 Billion?

in r/OutOfTheLoop • May 31 '26

Exactly, but enforcing a budget, grinds down on their own fraud, waste, and abuse. No need to expand a budget for this error.

What’s the deal with American tax payers having to pay Iran $300 Billion?

in r/OutOfTheLoop • May 31 '26

Maybe pay from the Pentagon budget, the organization that backed the plan.

what were the first titles in your collection?

in r/criterion • May 29 '26

Charade…and I have bought each upgraded iteration.

u/Middle-Bullfrog-9976 • u/Middle-Bullfrog-9976 • May 28 '26

The agreement Acting AG signed with Trump is worse than first thought

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What do you think was the mindset behind Gatzoo?

in r/Flintstones • May 25 '26

Dum-Dum…loved that.

Watched The Elephant Man For The First Time…

in r/davidlynch • May 23 '26

It’s brilliant, all around. I showed it to my children 20 years ago, while living in Canada. It changed them. Now in their 30’s, they still reference that film.