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Probably Italians should make the movie. I don't think we have enough heart.

At one juncture, she becomes convinced that Ruggerio now loves another and decides to go kick his ass, because that way she will get to see him one more time. It is like a Marvel movie, but with love affairs as extravagant as the fighting.

The English knight Astolfo has to go to the moon and retrieve Orlando's wits and get him to inhale them. Meantime, the paynim knight Ruggerio and the warrior maiden Bradamante are having a star-crossed love affair.

Definietely Orlando Furioso. Orlando, the mightiest of the paladins, has gone mad for love, and is off leveling mountains and uprooting forests. This lets the Saracens further into Europe than is at all safe, and the Saracen hero Rodomonte gets into Paris and just about destroys it single-handed.

This question is not "Is this ai?" but rather "Could this be done with ai?" If it could, pass by. It is a waste of time.

It was mostly MCU-like stuff: who is mightier, when, and how, but, to tell the truth, Homer and Malory are real interested in MCU-like stuff too. But he read them over and over, and his retention was frightening.

"God damn it, boy, you don't have to argue every single contentious point just for practice." Oh, wait, that's familiar.

I gave him the Iliad, the Odyssey, the Inferno, and La Morte d'Arthur when he was 10-12, and he followed me around the house talking about them incessantly.

Ooh, good one. The one where I really lucked out went: "We don't give children juvenile versions of myths, epics, and folk tales because the originals are too hard, and they won'f like them. We do it because they are violent, sexy, and wicked, and they will like them."

Also, a general observation: Your kid will turn out like you no matter what you do. (Except younger and less hideous.) You will not know what you are like till your kid turns out like you.

"If he is challenged in school, he won't get bored, and will be able to concentrate." No, baby, he can't concentrate because he has adhd. Putting on pressure will make it worse. (Your kid may be different.)

Any life with children in it will blow up often. It is about putting back together.

It's not enough, but it is great! You are better than halfway there. If you are badly pressed for time, a gym is not the way to go. I recommend pushups and dumbbells at home. Bulgarian split squats holding dumbells are not to be scorned. But again, start slow and have a recovery procedure.

Working out right after you wake up: 1. You are going to fail over and over. Have a recovery procedure. 2. Have the recovery procedure start stupid easy, e.g. one pushup, one leg raise, one squat. Add reps slow. Hold yourself back. Make yourself want it.

(1. Be me.) 2. Replace dead time with exercise. Time right after you wake up is usually dead time. 3. Find a way to shower at or near work and commute on a bicycle. 3. If that won't work, take public transit, get off stops away from work and walk the remaining distance.

Otis Redding's "Open the Door" is a perfect paraklausithyron. (Lovely term, thank you.) "Hello Walls" is inverted because she has gone out and left him in. Same door, other side. youtu.be/9NDFu55s5sI?...

I have gone right back to maintaining lists of reliable sources, as I did back in the 90s. It is not so much the SEO as Google's fixed belief that things people say on Quora are information.

Videos of speeches are hard, because you can't use phrases from the speech to search with. It is sometimes better to search for a transcript, which may be more informative anyway.

Yeah, it's like that when you're a kid. On the one hand ow, and on the other hand you are interested in this other thing right now.

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