And 3: Why did a moderator / admin named Uderzo ban my throwaway account (that I only accessed through Tor) from Diskusjon.no when I asked question #1 on their forum today last year, on the 10th anniversary of these terror attacks?
I felt compelled to wait until the anniversary date to ask these questions.
As for 1, I think of Vidar (actor: Tim Kieran Sandvid) from the NRK Super kid’s show Ekornvei Ligaen (Squirrel Road League), getting his tooth pulled at the dentist when I think of the ANFO van bomb that blew up the government quarter in downtown Oslo on 22 July 2011. The boy, Vidar, is seen here: https://tv.nrk.no/serie/ekornvei-ligaen/sesong/1/episode/1/avspiller
As for 2, I think of this default Apple iPhone ringtone every time I think of the scene where and the moment when Anders Breivik got arrested after the massacre he perpetrated on Utøya: https://youtu.be/oIvjIzKPRzI
So this begs the question: *Why do I have those thoughts?* How do they possibly pertain?
If there are any therapists here from Oslo, I would appreciate for them to chime in here. Tusen takk.
(PJE) 1. Why do I think of a boy getting his tooth pulled when I think of the 22 July Oslo bombing? 2. Why do I think of the default iPhone ringtone when I think of Breivik getting arrested?
July 22, 2022(PJE: Personal Journal Entry) Recurring memory: Being pulled over in Missouri
July 21, 2022On May 1, 2009, I was pulled over in my / my Mom’s gray 2001 Honda Accord by a Missouri State Trooper for rolling past a stop sign at an intersection without coming to a complete stop first. I was driving Natasha to her then-boyfriend Alex Gerry’s house in Collins.
The trooper gave me a warning, and told me not to roll another stop sign for the next 60 days. Given that we were from Kansas, I asked whether that was for anywhere or just in Missouri. He said “Just in Missouri!” To which I replied “Well then, that’s no problem, ‘Cause we’ll be back in Kansas in a couple of days!”
He asked for both of our IDs also. This was unusual; the first time I’ve ever had a passenger of mine also checked for ID.
So that’s when I had asked, “Now, I’m curious: Why do you also check the passenger in Missouri? ‘Cause if I get pulled over in Kansas, the cop doesn’t even acknowledge the passenger!”
He told me that it’s because sometimes, passengers could be escaped inmates from a jail or prison. I remember that part for sure. I don’t know whether he also mentioned the possibility of passengers also having outstanding warrants, but that would be another potentially valid reason for checking the passenger.
Natasha hadn’t yet obtained a driver’s license so she could only produce her military ID card, as we were dependents of a retired military father.
His check of our IDs came back clean of course, so he let us go on our way and he parted with the words “…And sorry to bother ya!”
This scenario has repeatedly played in my head numerous times by now. I’d like to post this here on my journal to see whether that’ll cause me to move onto more recent thoughts at least as interesting as this one.
I’d like to find a list of what states also check the passengers’ IDs, their reasons why they do, and what states don’t. Can you help me find that list?
Son of W.A.Y. parody: Game of Skill
September 9, 2018- Game of Skill
- Parody of “Forget You” by Cee Lo Green
- The warning is to go over the consequences of taking out private student loans, and how they are more brutal than federal loans.
- Game of skill – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_of_skill
- Game of Skill Law and Legal Definition | USLegal, Inc. – https://definitions.uslegal.com/g/game-of-skill/
- Music video ideas
- Depictions of anyone playing games considered “games of skill” are to be shown in the music vid.
- Lyric ideas
- Replace all occurrences of “Forget You” with “Game of Skill.”
- LYRICS:
Son of W.A.Y. parody: Rents Are Sky-High In San Francisco
September 8, 2018- Rents Are Sky-High In San Francisco
- Parody of “San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair)” by John Phillips / Scott McKenzie
- Alternate Title: “Home Prices Are Sky-High In San Francisco“
- This song is to go over how apartment rents and home prices are unreasonably astronomical in San Francisco.
- Studio apartments for rent in San Francisco – https://www.apartments.com/san-francisco-ca/studios/?bb=5szlrhh00Osv2jpyG
- Homes for sale in San Francisco – https://www.coldwellbanker.com/for-sale-homes/San-Francisco-CA-415c/beds_1/baths_1
- Apartments and housing for rent in San Francisco – https://sfbay.craigslist.org/d/apts-housing-for-rent/search/sfc/apa
- Music video ideas
- Show ads of any type, for apartments and homes in San Francisco, with their prices included.
- Lyric ideas
- Mention somewhere in the lyrics that a studio apartment is often over $2,000/month.
- Mention somewhere in the lyrics that an average house sells for over $1,000,000.
- LYRICS: