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Feb. 26th, 2019 11:49 am
Movies, weather, politics
I read that in some US TV-shows characters says “balls” when they really mean the F-word. So with that in mind. The fucking climate today, I mean the balling climate today. One day it could be -24 C (-11.2 F) and you think: “Just like in the old days, I probably used to ride my bicycle to school when it was like this”. Then within 48 h it’s raining and +5 C (41 F). Depressing.
Something else. Some while ago I and Robert saw the movie Aniara.
A sci-fi movie is “unswedish” but in other ways the movie felt Swedish. Then I write that I’m not thinking about violence and nudity. But the movie made me remember that growing up, in the old days, they said that in Sweden we censor violence but leave nudity in movies, in the US it’s the other way around. And yeah, Aniara, has no violence in it, a sci-fi movie without action and violence, but some nudity. Now, of course neither Sweden or the US is the same country now that it was 30 years ago - it’s goes without saying that no country is. That might not be as relevant anymore.
Well, if I should write random fact about this country. One of our mainstream parties is quite likely to ge a party leader that’s on wikipedia's list of ex-muslims. (Her name is Nyamko Sabuni and was born in Burundi. But somehow I thought the first thing I mentioned is the cool thing.)
Then, at last, I have written this country has problems. Don’t misunderstand that! I’m still thankful as balls that I got to grow up here. There are just things that doesn’t works as good as it used to. While other things might be better.
Something else. Some while ago I and Robert saw the movie Aniara.
A sci-fi movie is “unswedish” but in other ways the movie felt Swedish. Then I write that I’m not thinking about violence and nudity. But the movie made me remember that growing up, in the old days, they said that in Sweden we censor violence but leave nudity in movies, in the US it’s the other way around. And yeah, Aniara, has no violence in it, a sci-fi movie without action and violence, but some nudity. Now, of course neither Sweden or the US is the same country now that it was 30 years ago - it’s goes without saying that no country is. That might not be as relevant anymore.
Well, if I should write random fact about this country. One of our mainstream parties is quite likely to ge a party leader that’s on wikipedia's list of ex-muslims. (Her name is Nyamko Sabuni and was born in Burundi. But somehow I thought the first thing I mentioned is the cool thing.)
Then, at last, I have written this country has problems. Don’t misunderstand that! I’m still thankful as balls that I got to grow up here. There are just things that doesn’t works as good as it used to. While other things might be better.
