TomHipp.com
Work in Film Production.
Family includes wife, daughter, and kitty.
(via sds)
I didn’t read this story. I have little interest. I just wanted to add: “The Bob Loblaw Law Blog”. That sir, is a mouthful.
If this weren’t so insensitive, it might be a little funny.
Hoax of the Day: Bolivian TV station PAT airs photos emailed to them by an anonymous tipster supposedly capturing the final moments of Air France Flight 447, only to discover that what they’re actually showing viewers are the final moments of Oceanic Flight 815: The photos are stills taken from the pilot episode of Lost.
[via.]
Want to feel good about your dad on Father's Day?
…or give me up to Martin Keamy and deny all feelings for me right before he watches me die.
Watch Lost. With fathers variously overbearing (Christian Shepherd), absent (David Reyes), abusive & alcoholic (Wayne, Kate’s dad), and downright evil (Anthony Cooper), you will quite likely end up thanking God that your dad, whatever his faults, never stole your kidney, pushed you out of an eight-story window, or haunted you as a ghost.
With the addtion of Kate, I find myself using baby sayings all the time, and for the first time, in the correct context. Only now am I fully grasping their meaning. A few:
Well, if we gotta baby her…
Don’t be a baby about it!
Sleeping like a baby.
Being a cry baby.
I’ve been thinking about Hell, and how it works.
This started when I was thinking about how at the end of the day, the Devil must feel completely desperate. I know if I’m in a competition or video game and I’m being surrounded and out-numbered, I get desperate when I know I’m going to lose. That has already happened to him. It’s just a matter of time.
That is probably part of the reason he wanted the Earth to fall, so he had a little more ground. It’s cool to think there might be other planets out there that are unfallen, or there are parts of creation hanging in the balance.
Then I was was thinking about where the Devil resides. I’ve always thought of Hell as a place devoid of the presence of God. But if God is the creator of everything, how can there be a place where he isn’t? A place that someone else can claim as theirs? A place God can’t go?
The bottom line, I think, is that God is a gentleman. If He isn’t welcome in a place, He won’t go there. So maybe Hell is a place that He has left. So what if a lost soul in Hell decided they wanted God? Could he meet them there? The real question there is the finality of death. Could someone be saved after they die? Who knows.
This is like something from an epic story or fantasy. It’s weird to think of it as real in our everyday, mundane lives.
Another option for solving the medical crisis.
