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We, Robots! (Part 17): There’s a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow?

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This week, we return to elements from the heyday of the Disney Afternoon and concurrent Saturday morning telecasting, for more robotic adventures from some favorite, and a few forgotten, animated stars of the period. Unfortunately, we can’t get embeds for most of these… you’ll just have to enjoy my written synopsis. Much of Disney’s writing during this period was typically top-notch, with solid character designs and concepts and the occasional clever plot twist. However, as will be seen in some of the last material discussed this week, there were also times when writers were essentially “forced into a corner” on...

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17 Things I Want To Do In 2023 – Week 7 of 52

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Go On A Solo Adventure. A solo adventure to Fair Isle. I don’t think I could have picked a more unique and cozy spot to spend a few weeks.  Good news! My box of supplies has finally left the island. Now we’ll just have to see how long it takes to get to Maine.   Take An Adult Education Class.  The Girl and I have signed up for a cooking class! My lips are sealed for now though as to where and when it will take place.  Revisit An Old Friend. This goal is a bit of a play on...

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Harley Quinn Showrunners Elaborate On Why Harley And Ivy Will Never Break Up

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Harley Quinn turned 30 last year, and in that time, she's gone from the Joker's quirky hench-woman to the star of her own spin-off series. In the eponymous, R-rated "Harley Quinn" series on HBO Max, Harley (Kaley Cuoco) ditches Mistah J. (Alan Tudyk) and starts running her own crew. Her first recruit is her best friend, Poison Ivy (Lake Bell).Over the series, Harley and Ivy realize their feelings for each other run deeper than friendship. The romance has been a long-time coming, with the subtext between these two stretching back to their very first meeting in "Harley & Ivy," an episode...

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Make your own: A beginner-friendly macramé plant holder

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This macramé plant holder project is ideal for beginners – and your next rainy afternoon. Words and images: Jane Wrigglesworth This macrame plant holder project is ideal for beginners. It uses only three knots: a square knot, a half-square knot, and a gathering knot. Any type of cotton cord can be used so choose a favourite colour and choose a size that fits the plant saucer or tray. I’ve used cotton cord that is 8mm in diameter because I wanted a chunky look. However, there is no reason why you cannot use a thinner one. MATERIALS: 44m soft cotton cord...

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Here’s How to Get Rid of Weed Smell (Because No One Needs to Know When You’ve Smoked)

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Our editors independently select the products we recommend. We may earn a commission on items bought through our links. If you’ve ever visited the Netherlands, Canada, or one of the states with relaxed marijuana laws, there’s a chance you’ve (legally) enjoyed the mind-altering drug known as marijuana. Weed is great for relaxing, producing a mild euphoria, and basically having a really chilled out time — just ask viral sensation, Frederick Miller. While the drug does have relaxing benefits, it also features a pungent aroma. If you like to smoke pot, or if you smoke pot for medicinal purposes but don’t...

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