Buzzetta

I liked how the article included non Marvel and DC characters TBH

I somehow wound up with two minors in college... Philosophy of Law and... get ready for this... Theology. It was... just kind of there and I had enough credits. Here is my take on ghosts. I do believe that there is 'something' after death. Is there a heaven? Who knows? Is there a Great Beyond? Who knows? There is the concept that your uniqueness and that which defines you can be measured in a series of electric pulses of some sort on a molecular level. Since energy cannot be created nor destroyed it would be "REASONABLE" to assume that after death the energy that makes you up goes "somewhere". Where? I dunno. Anyone that claims they know exactly what awaits them is full of it. You only get to definitively know, once it happens. But, I do believe that "SOMETHING" happens. I also believe that many people also have minds that play tricks on them. Now as far as ghosts? I believe that they are somewhere in between... in more ways than one.

Answer for yourself !!!!!! Just because I do not immediately answer it does not mean I will not. I will answer everything in here... been tied to a computer all day working on something else for... work.

Screenrant seems to think so... https://screenrant.com/characters-defeat-thanos-infinity-gauntlet-easily/

I can honestly say that unless you have tailgated at a Jimmy Buffett show... it's like nothing I have seen. They fill up multiple field - lots with one guy bringing in a pirate ship every year to park in the lot. The RV's, Bars, cookouts and general nonsense make football tailgates look like a kids 1st birthday. Someone set up a mini golf course. Fire trucks come down to fill in people's pools. It's on another level from anything I've ever seen.

I never knew that was once water. That is amazing. I will be passing that along to a few friends. Thank you.

I have spent many a tailgate there.

I probably should have settled down a while ago with the girlfriend I am currently with. ... like back in 2008 or 2009. We go out and I wasn't ready and kept putting work ahead of everything else. If we would have done that there probably would have been little Buzzetta's running around. I really need to find a new job. Just nothing available anywhere that is doable.

Superman - Shazbot? https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/0eda1773-3654-4215-8931-1668ef92e917

There is a definite element of truth there. When it comes to music, when music started going digital, I did not immediately embrace it because I did not like the aspect of buying something that I could not resell later if I wanted to. So, I stole as much music as possible thanks to Napster, Limewire, and other filesharing services if I wanted digital music. For the most part I still bought CDs until I bought my first iPhone in 2008. Now I buy a few things on iTunes (Just bought the surprise Phish album and the Weekend - Blinding Lights single) and I will rip certain stuff from YouTube but, it is VERY rare for me to buy a CD. With comic books, that mentality is amplified. Let's take my Spider-man collection. Not counting variants, I have a copy of every single issue. Once they go digital, do I actually have a 'copy' of every single issue? Some may say I do, and most will say I don't. If that is the case why not sell my all of my physical copies and just go to TPB? Why not sell all of them and go digital? A lot of people fear digital because it no longer fosters the notion of having to own a physical copy for newer generations coming to comics. For both comic book retailers AND those holding back issues (myself included) that is a scary dilemma. If you thought this month's books were $1 bin fodder now, wait until more people stream them for free with Marvel Unlimited.

No. That was great.

Same reason that tracking shows that my package went straight through my town and on to the next and is sitting in another town's post office to be delivered despite the seller showing me a pic of my mailing address label printed correctly from PayPal. These things happen.

ohhhhhhh - this is tough I am always down for an Antelope jam. Seen so many spectacular things I've seen... the 2010-08-17 Wilson using the kids guitar, the 35 minute tweezer, saw three shows of the Bakers Dozen stop at MSG. I think I can answer that by show... my two favorite shows I attended were the 2018-12-28 show and the 2010-08-17 show... I enjoy them so much I know the days offhand. 2013-07-12 - Show at the beach I will never forget due to the freezing rain in the middle of July. That was insane. I write this as I am listening to Moma Dance.

I am writing something tonight.. while a little window on my computer is open to watch what will be the season finale of, "The Walking Dead" for the foreseeable future.

For instance though... right now I am looking up various early 1900's locomotives to model out of Lego. I want to finally do this one and now I have the time. However I have to find someone on Bricklink that has the right parts. The black train doors are hard to find from a seller who has everything else.

And there entire worlds I do that others do not. I spend way too much time reading... You actually have seen the stacks of paperwork I go through and the amount of research that you need to imagine I delve into in order to review it properly. After a while there is no joy in sitting and reading. I think that is why I am down to one comic title and sporadically rejoin Marvel Unlimited. One day maybe.

Blue Whale... and it was in a meme.

No I have zero interest. I do enough reading that at the end of the day... I don't enjoy that at all during my off time.

Family and Friends. Certain things that are work related when I see certain successes that are impacting others. Lego. Good Mexican food. Swimming. Going to a brewery with my dad. Taking my mom to a concert. Watching my current and hopefully final girlfriend smile. Disney, making fun of myself. Singing - I've been told I can carry a tune... It's been karaoke for the last three days. I share that with family and friends only. Fixing something myself just as well as a professional would have instead of having to pay someone to do it. I get a certain satisfaction out of that. I also take pleasure in the, "I told you so." with certain people, yet actually feel bad about the whole situation. (Watching that right now with something in regards to work.) and of course concerts and music. I enjoy music FAR more than TV.

Never read the Connelly books... no interest I honestly do not like to watch a lot of TV... when something ends I will search for something new. I also have no interest in subscribing to YouTube premium and feel that the Karate Kid pretty much said everything it needed to after, "Wax on, Wax off." I will usually take on a new series once it is finally finished and feel like binge watching to waste time. I did enjoy the office though but would watch it while on train going back and forth from work.

was... was... Spinach based pasta... I sauteed and mixed in fresh spinach into the sauce and added grilled chicken.

Bosch - No - no interest The Boys - Yes - Was entertaining for what it was - If you didn't remind me about it, it would not have crossed my mind again Cobra Kai - No - no interest Better call Saul - No - One day and that will be once I have seen Breaking Bad.

Almost done.

Madison Square Garden and Yankee Stadium in the Bronx... My face always lights up like a kid on Christmas morning when headed to 'The Show" Other things though, I work and pass through there every day... and work is... work... I like to head back to Long Island. There are plenty of places I like to go to in the city, and places to eat and I do not mind sticking around after work to see something special, like I did last September during the feast of San Genaro. The City is so big and has so many places that you sort of have a spot for every area. If you are near the West Village then Roccos. If you are in Little Italy then Ferraras. I mean, I've even done the lap around Manhattan when I had the Mustang. However, I am growing tired more and more of the LIRR and Subway. I like to be on them as little as possible.