Things are a little slow right now, so here’s something I didn’t do.
Paranormal Activity was promoted as being very scary, which was not an incentive to go for me, but compared to what? Is it possible for it to have been scarier than reality, or the ubiquitous AI version of it, where no reservations are required, though I have many?
Instead of going to the play I wound up watching something more frightening – a Bears game.
The warning that came with the show said it had loud noises. Big deal. I hear blaring sirens all day long, with the added threat of having to dodge the emergency vehicles puncturing my eardrums.
The warning said the show had sudden darkness. Big deal. That happened after we turned back the clocks.
The warning said there was stage blood. As long as it’s not my blood, and I’m not asked to drink it, I don’t care.
The play was universally highly-recommended (17 out of 17 reviews). That sounds pretty suspicious to me. Everyone loved it? In this day and age? According to a 2024 Gallup poll, 80% of U.S. adults believe Americans are greatly divided on the most important values. Can’t even universally agree that we don’t agree. And don’t get me started on the Oxford comma.
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