- Starbuck
I love Starbuck—her cheeky grin, her nonchalant way of speaking, a bit arrogant but still aware of her limitations, the way she commands her soldiers, and even how she walks around with her crutch.
She’s especially cute while torturing Cylons, shining so bright; I only wish the scene had been longer, so that I could have heard more sweet Cylons screams. - White Whore (1974)
It’s Mr. Rape Man. What is up with japanese media and their fetishing of rape? Japanese cityscape is comfy though. 3/10.
- Gemini (2005)
Meh, is alright. What do we learn from this movie? Thats right, only fuck family members outside the family home. 4/10.
- Meditation by Marcus Aurelius
Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, along with Seneca’s Letters and Epictetus’ Discourses, is one of the three major Stoic works that have survived to our time. Of the three, I like it the least. It is less rigorous than Epictetus and less practical than Seneca. It is written in a more flowery and poetic style, with themes often repeating themselves, and the verses are not always interconnected.
I would recommend reading a version that provides more explanations of the verses rather than the Reclam edition, which only offers footnotes. If you’re starting with Stoicism, begin with Epictetus’ Discourses. - Wrong
The gods must not be blamed; for they do no wrong, willingly or unwillingly; nor human beings; for they do no wrong except unwillingly. Therefore no one is to be blamed.
~ Marcus Aurelius, Book XII verse 12