Dave Odegard
@daveodegard.com
American writer/editor based in southern Sweden. Co-founder of the content shop Svengard & Co. (https://www.svengard.se/).
Badly need to update my personal website (https://daveodegard.com/).
Badly need to update my personal website (https://daveodegard.com/).
Same thing w/ great artists.
Even famous people used to have a hard time getting wacky ideas out into the world for all to see. Now, anyone can do it.
And w/out those barriers, they can't outgrow biases or mindsets. A big social media following has reinforcement or conflict causing doubling down.
Even famous people used to have a hard time getting wacky ideas out into the world for all to see. Now, anyone can do it.
And w/out those barriers, they can't outgrow biases or mindsets. A big social media following has reinforcement or conflict causing doubling down.
March 22, 2025 at 8:58 AM
Same thing w/ great artists.
Even famous people used to have a hard time getting wacky ideas out into the world for all to see. Now, anyone can do it.
And w/out those barriers, they can't outgrow biases or mindsets. A big social media following has reinforcement or conflict causing doubling down.
Even famous people used to have a hard time getting wacky ideas out into the world for all to see. Now, anyone can do it.
And w/out those barriers, they can't outgrow biases or mindsets. A big social media following has reinforcement or conflict causing doubling down.
"Methuselah's grief dick"
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December 2, 2024 at 9:24 PM
"Methuselah's grief dick"
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Also, they definitely changed stuff in editting from the shooting script b/c I remember a cut scene from an alternate ending with Bourne getting drugged looking for Marie's shop and waking up to Brian Cox offering him a job.
November 30, 2024 at 10:19 PM
Also, they definitely changed stuff in editting from the shooting script b/c I remember a cut scene from an alternate ending with Bourne getting drugged looking for Marie's shop and waking up to Brian Cox offering him a job.
Hmmm...doesn't Walter Goggins do that info dump at Langley talking about her background/family hen mentions a brother and suggests sending Clive Owen to the farm?
I always viewed that Marie was saying that side of the family was a different class and never considered her one of them.
I always viewed that Marie was saying that side of the family was a different class and never considered her one of them.
November 30, 2024 at 10:18 PM
Hmmm...doesn't Walter Goggins do that info dump at Langley talking about her background/family hen mentions a brother and suggests sending Clive Owen to the farm?
I always viewed that Marie was saying that side of the family was a different class and never considered her one of them.
I always viewed that Marie was saying that side of the family was a different class and never considered her one of them.
Okay, I just fell down a new rabbit hole...this actually seems to be a point of debate online. Some say brother, some say friend/implied-ex.
Wikipedia summary says half-bro. But if I recall, his status was explain in vo/adr. Maybe they changed it for US vs Euro markets?
Wikipedia summary says half-bro. But if I recall, his status was explain in vo/adr. Maybe they changed it for US vs Euro markets?
November 30, 2024 at 9:40 PM
Okay, I just fell down a new rabbit hole...this actually seems to be a point of debate online. Some say brother, some say friend/implied-ex.
Wikipedia summary says half-bro. But if I recall, his status was explain in vo/adr. Maybe they changed it for US vs Euro markets?
Wikipedia summary says half-bro. But if I recall, his status was explain in vo/adr. Maybe they changed it for US vs Euro markets?
Shit, I forgot the Christmas tree is set up when they break into the farm and realize Marie's brother is there.
November 30, 2024 at 9:22 PM
Shit, I forgot the Christmas tree is set up when they break into the farm and realize Marie's brother is there.
I also found checking the comments on r/sweden to be highly informative.
My favorite was the one that complained the editions from the 80s were better...because they advised on tactics for waging resistance through sabotage and guerrilla warfare.
My favorite was the one that complained the editions from the 80s were better...because they advised on tactics for waging resistance through sabotage and guerrilla warfare.
November 22, 2024 at 9:06 AM
I also found checking the comments on r/sweden to be highly informative.
My favorite was the one that complained the editions from the 80s were better...because they advised on tactics for waging resistance through sabotage and guerrilla warfare.
My favorite was the one that complained the editions from the 80s were better...because they advised on tactics for waging resistance through sabotage and guerrilla warfare.
