In Tucson's own Loft Cinema, during October's First Friday Film Shorts contest, this is the video I think SHOULD have won. It is witty and right on the mark. It comes from IrreverentFilms (here on ...
In Tucson's own Loft Cinema, during October's First Friday Film Shorts contest, this is the video I think SHOULD have won. It is witty and right on the mark. It comes from IrreverentFilms (here on YouTube) and I think it's pure genius.
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I Think you meant "while" instead of "why", as in 'while you're trying to insult me for bad grammar.' I Was just trying to be sarcastic, and I love the video. You are right, I have very little class, but the slapping sound my genitals make when I expose it to strong winds, makes up for it.
Skeptical of the relevance to the western world today for the point about "end's meat." When I walk around outside I see a lot of access to wealth, luxuries and free time--hence so many of us watching videos on youtube. This is not to say that much of the world does not live in poverty, but the video does depict a "western civilization," so...
@sthprk666 To use one of western civilization's notion of efficiency against itself, I would suggest that a 40-hour work-week (apparently for the same pay as years ago but with an increase in the price of things) seems inefficient for people (never mind other resources), especially given the advent of supposed labour-saving devices. As for 'making ends meet', what of the apparent increasing divide between the rich and everyone else?
The 40 hour work week is a good point, but I don't buy this "growing" division between the rich and everyone else. It you are talking in strictly dollar terms, maybe, I don't know the facts. I live in Canada, except for this year I am in France, and from my experiences I see a leveling playing field. Greater access to "luxury goods," a majority of people reporting themselves as "middle-class," and none of these 19th century sweatshops (anticipating debate on this last point).
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Skeptical of the relevance to the western world today for the point about "end's meat." When I walk around outside I see a lot of access to wealth, luxuries and free time--hence so many of us watching videos on youtube. This is not to say that much of the world does not live in poverty, but the video does depict a "western civilization," so...
To use one of western civilization's notion of efficiency against itself, I would suggest that a 40-hour work-week (apparently for the same pay as years ago but with an increase in the price of things) seems inefficient for people (never mind other resources), especially given the advent of supposed labour-saving devices.
As for 'making ends meet', what of the apparent increasing divide between the rich and everyone else?