pwnicholson

Marketer. Photographer. Husband & dad. Lego, Minecraft, & Preds hockey fan. Movie buff, but pls #NoSpoilers!

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  • He’s been amazing in more dramatic roles many times. Watch “The Foreigner (2017),” “Shinjuku Incident (2009),” and “New Police Story (2004).”

    That said, he’s had issues - cozied up to the Xi regime, issues with alcohol and drunk driving, a son in frequent trouble with the law where Daddy bailed him out… So you have to hold his nose a bit to watch movies. And he’s clearly got a bit of the Nic Cage in him where he can do some great stuff, but also doesn’t seem to say no to anything, so he does a lot of trash movies.





  • The point made in the article: Except wood mulch soaks up the water itself and then it evaporates from the wood chips and lots of water never makes it to the soil.

    Maybe that works if you live in an area that gets so much rain it can still soak through to soil after soaking the mulch, but in a lot of the world during summer, that won’t be the case.

    I can’t speak to soil bacteria, but I’m pretty sure ecosystems have evolved to have healthy soil without requiring wood chip mulch (leaf cover in the winter is a different story, of course, so don’t rake/blow your leaves!)











  • Nothing. I rode several times.

    Pedestrians, bad traffic, sketchy lane lines/stripes, etc were all easy. It even allowed a bit before passing over bumpy street tracks like a human driver would.

    It veered a bit into a very wide open opposing planner of traffic to give someone unloading his car more space without having to slow down much.

    It even briefly double-parked to pick me up when the curb was completely full near my pickup spot - but it did stop at the most open area of curb it could find.

    It was really amazing.