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There I am. Rock me like a hurricane.

Ah!

The song that ended the Cold War, Rock me like a hurricane. Hello.

I'm speaking from the back area.

I've got a halo right now.

Looking quite orthodox.

Looking like a vision from heaven, descended down to earth

to judge the wicked and the righteous. But now it's just golden time here in the backyard.

So off the bat, I just want to clarify something for some people after the last stream i did with

chris where we were back here batting it back and i talked about how we want to do that in the

office with maybe some games thrown in i won't be doing that and not doing solo streams i will

maybe i will do a few i won't do necessarily as many, but I will still try to do

at least one or two a week, even if we do stuff with the office and the video game rig.

So don't worry, if you still like me staring puzzledly into the chat and not saying anything and kind of just staring

and hearing some birds chirp and somebody hooting and hollering and a siren and then I say

something about the noid. Don't worry. That'll still be available I mean, I'm obviously imagining it being wet-ass party, you know, and the reference being the popular song of the moment and the grand old party. So two adjectives. Someone asked if there's a dialectical resolution of the CGI practical effects problem and sadly

I don't not in the way that you're imagining not in the way that I would that we would

want I think way it gets it's solved as people just don't, that's all they expect.

And the context becomes one where everything is like that. And so good and bad are contained

within the concept of digital. So it'll be beside the point. So that's the way it's going to resolve.

Like the way of keeping them both vital, impossible,

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