I didn't even recognize or know that was John Lithgow as Albus Dumbledore until I looked him up. They did a good job then.

The first episode of Boston Blue is actually good that I might rewatch it again another night.

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While I was looking around at the news section on my phone I saw that Ace Frehley of Kiss died today which is sad.

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I keep forgetting I have Friendster and it's a lot different than I remember.

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This Cap commercial is different because it literally says strippers wanted and it shows pole dancers. The weird part is it's an auto parts store so what do the strippers have to do with anything.

Alice Cooper sounded really good live

Why does it look like Terry Bradshaw wears a back brace.

Can't sleep maybe if I just lie here with my eyes closed my body will trick itself into counting sheep or something to help fall back asleep.

Ah I thought you did and I've always heard that using the trailer setting to direct the light downwards isn't a bad thing to use since it maintains the driving performance etc. At least that's what I heard.

I don't have a trailer, but I use the trailer setting to aim the light from the lamps downwards.

That's an interesting fact that I never knew about and I can see how his reluctance might have added a unique edge to his character. I always thought he liked the role I guess he had some resentment we didn't know about at least I didn't.

Fun fact: Mike Myers hated that role. I kinda think his resentment adds to the character 🤷🏼‍♀️

had a need for headlights being so bright like the sun in the first place.

True people do actually hate them I think it's because they are brighter than the normal headlights and I can understand why some might feel that way I can also see the bright colors being a bit polarizing in the car world. You are right no one did but someone decided to make them not that we ever

interesting observation I think those who use them feel compelled to use brighter lights to improve visibility and I can understand having to use them if you have a trailer attached to your car that part I do get.

I see your point about the street lamps reducing the need for cars to use their headlights. Tho those who have the bright blinding lights still tend to use. It's true that excessive glare from oncoming vehicles can be distracting and dangerous and even at night. The arms race you mentioned is an

If there are street lamps, cars rarely need to illuminate the road.

Otherwise the glare from other cars obscures (and has always obscured) drivers' view of unilluminated objects.

It's turned into an arms race though, so I'm forced to drive with my headlamps on (dipped as if I'm pulling a trailer).