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As an idea, maybe the name of the media suggestion and a short 2-3 sentence summary, if you’d like.

I’m currently watching Suits on Netflix.

Premise: a genius (but dumb) kid, who has no law degree or passed the bar, stumbles into a job with a top law firm in NYC, working directly with the rainmaker in the firm.

I think the original show may have been on USA network. Some cussing, no nudity (whomp, whomp), and basic law firm affairs. 8/10. Good show, but not something I absolutely can’t do without.

(08-12-2024, 12:59 PM)Replying to GriffWoody I’m currently watching Suits on Netflix.

Premise:  a genius (but dumb) kid, who has no law degree or passed the bar, stumbles into a job with a top law firm in NYC, working directly with the rainmaker in the firm. 

I think the original show may have been on USA network.  Some cussing, no nudity (whomp, whomp), and basic law firm affairs.  8/10.  Good show, but not something I absolutely can’t do without.

It's good, but jumps the shark in the later seasons.  The Banter between Harvey and Mike is the best part of the show. 

There's a spinoff coming.  Suit's: Los Angeles I think, with Steven Amell starring in it.

I highly recommend this series of novels.   This is the first 2 of 5.
It explains likely scenarios if a large scale EMP occurs whether from a man made nuclear blast or large solar flare.
Nearly 50% of American have less than a 3 day supply of food in their home a little idea how to prepare it if the power grid goes down.
It will take very little time for neutral and even people you thought were good to begin doing awful things things to feed their families.  And bad guys knowing the limitations of law enforcement will expand their evil actions.
Very few if any in the government will be able to be trusted.

Think I am going to pick up a copy of those 2 Roga. Think this election will cause a BFD with whoever wins

The Gentleman on Netflix.. movie and series.  Weed, hot women, guns, and gypsys.  What more could you ask for.

I know it was here, that I heard about this Podcast, but just in case anybody missed it, it's well worth the listen.  13 chapters, not including this introduction.

Also a good series on the DM with ties to the G and the golden dome

==========> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOamfXHAUPc

Just finished books 3 & 4 in the Survivor Series.  Good fast paced stories.

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Before I begin book 5 in the Survivor Series, I'm going to read this non-fiction by former Army Ranger & Missionary and current Firearms Instructor John Lovell.  Read the intro this morning and it looks like a Good'un!  Just 262 pages.
Should finish before the weekend.

Highly recommend

(08-15-2024, 11:51 AM)Replying to samjo I know it was here, that I heard about this Podcast, but just in case anybody missed it, it's well worth the listen.  13 chapters, not including this introduction.

There's a second season of this that got pushed.  8 more episodes centering on the Dixie Mafia's involvement [or not] in another case in Boone NC.

Just got home from seeing the movie Reagan. Highly recommend! Here is much in the movie that will be familiar to you if you were alive then and paying attention and some very scary things you may have not heard of before. Stay through the credits to see bonus stuff. It is a great movie IMO!

It might sound stale, but if you've never read either of these books, you really should... especially in the present day and time.

When I was either in junior high or in my 9th grade year, "Animal Farm" was required reading. That book left its mark on my mind. I read "1984" in .. 1984. The book was getting attention. Stories like, "Here we are, 1984. Was George Orwell right?" were popular. I knew how great was "Animal Farm". I had to read "1984". I was in my last year of the Air Force at the time, stationed in Montgomery, Alabama. I went to the book store in the mall and bought it and read it.

(10-17-2024, 04:01 PM)Replying to RockmartDawg It might sound stale, but if you've never read either of these books, you really should... especially in the present day and time.

When I was either in junior high or in my 9th grade year, "Animal Farm" was required reading. That book left its mark on my mind. I read "1984" in .. 1984. The book was getting attention. Stories like, "Here we are, 1984. Was George Orwell right?" were popular. I knew how great was "Animal Farm". I had to read "1984". I was in my last year of the Air Force at the time, stationed in Montgomery, Alabama. I went to the book store in the mall and bought it and read it.

Was required reading at Rossville High School in the early 70s. Animal Farm on the Sophomore reading list and 1984 on the Junior reading list.

(10-18-2024, 08:14 AM)Replying to Rogasingingdawg Was required reading at Rossville High School in the early 70s. Animal Farm on the Sophomore reading list and 1984 on the Junior reading list.

I wish 1984 had been on our required reading list. Animal Farm turned on the lights for me.

The McMahon rassling documentary on Netflix..what a shit show..