#Col. Sanders

[larryhappiday]

MONDAY MOTIVATION: Col. Sanders on Putting In The Effort

Inspiration & Quotes “The easy way is efficacious and speedy, the hard way arduous and long. But, as the clock ticks, the easy way becomes harder and the hard way becomes easier.” – Colonel Sanders

[ryunumber]

https://www.tumblr.com/toskarin/728856688641310721/enter-the-phantasy-star-portable-2-infinity?source=share

Saw this post on my dash today and KNEW this Kentucky Fried Man had to have a Ryu Number, just didn't expect it to be so low

Colonel Sanders appears to have a Ryu Number of 2: A DLC for PSP2I features Kuro and Toro from Doko Demo Issyo - both of which appear in Street Fighter X Tekken

Thank you for the submission!

[shortandplastic]

"Harlan Sanders, we'd like a word with you…"

[peachdoxie]

I'm watching a streamer play the Colonel Sanders dating sim game and it's. wack.

[whumpster-fire]

Jessica Whitwell walking away from the Mournful Orb Room after interrogating Bartimaeus with Scholto, trying to figure out how the hell she just ended up being the Good Cop in a Good Cop, Bad Cop routine.

[stone-cold-groove]

Obey.

[bobbiedlifeinphil]

Colorado Edges ASU | College Football

[spaciumbeam]

Havent posted a selfie in a bit so here's me + a shock rock Col. Sanders my wife drew lmao

(it/she pwease :3)

[nightmaresyrup]

Moer V. VIII pater skedoodlies. Just for fun, I added a ghostly V.V Hawkins because I dont have a clear grasp on how he looks by his voice 🤣 I keep thinking about Col. Sanders baaah!

[haveyoulistenedtothisalbum-poll]

Tracklist:

King James • Gory Head Stump 2006: The Pageant of the Slunks • The Fairy and the Devil • Buddy Berkman's Ballad • Mad Monster Party • Soothsayer (Dedicated to Aunt Suzie) • Col. Austin VS Col. Sanders AKA Red Track Suit • We Can Rebuild Him • Electronic Slight of Hand • Mecha Gigan • Slunk Parade AKA Freaks in the Back

Spotify ♪ Bandcamp ♪ Youtube

[larryhappiday]

MONDAY MOTIVATION: Col. Sanders on Never Giving Up

Inspiration & Quotes Giving Up Wasn’t An Option  “No hours, nor amount of labor, nor amount of money would deter me from giving the best that there was in me.” – Colonel Sanders Watch My YouTube Relationship Videos https://www.youtube.com/feed/clips Please remember to subscribe for more videos BANNER ACROSS 728X90 COMMENT feedback Do You Like This Website? We would like to hear from you…

[cardboard-aliens]

Tfw when Sophia Lamb is a better villain then protag who goes through an arc, towards the end she starts to get tired of everything whereas Comstock remains racist Col. Sanders all the way through.

Also Elizabeth following from Deltas example was much more interesting then Elizabeth being one note vending machine.

There’s more consistency and presence in Lamb than there is in (all of infinite) Comstock. I wouldn’t say she got tired, the last few hours of the game show more commitment to her goal; between torturing Sinclair and blowing up the whole building. Comstock just kind of… dies. Going “haha I won!” but I have no clue why he even thought he was going to get what he wanted at that point.

Not helped by the fact he’s absent most of the game, which I’m not saying he has to be physically present, but I would forget about him going through infinite. His presence didn’t feel like an inescapable pressure the way Lamb (AND Ryan/Fontaine) did. He didn’t feel nearly as influential on most of the events despite being the main antagonist and catalyst behind the city.

But yeah Delta & Eleanor is much more compelling vs Booker Elizabeth. Eleanor feels like she’s growing up, becoming her own person, learning to make her own decisions and get what she wants. Elizabeth’s is more nihilistic, no one has free will no one makes their own choices we’re tied to destiny and things are always going to be the same no matter what blah blah blah cycle of abuse blah blah blah I’m going to burn a child in a vent for no reason. The “naive girl gets hardened by a gruff man” is a trope I’m tired of. There’s more love and hope with Delta & Eleanor while Booker & Elizabeth are both just unenjoyable characters.

[highbrow-hepcat]

KFC's Col. Harland Sanders.

[loganslowdown4]

Decided to revisit this playlist and it still holds up as one of my favourites from last year. Wrote down a few thoughts while I was listening 💙 Some songs reminded me of some guys I know lol

Grace is something I need right about now—

Hope you all have a wonderful Friday!

[bracketsoffear]

Bonecoin (Frank's Red Hots) "Frank's RedHot® released its first-ever "edible NFT" and spoof cryptocurrency "Bonecoin" to celebrate the favorite game-day snack ahead of the Big Game: buffalo wings. From January 27th through the end of the Big Game on February 13th, fans can scan images of their chicken wing bones to earn Bonecoin at Bonecoin.com (mobile only). The fan who accrues the most Bonecoin will win the Frank's RedHot NFT and its edible replica, the eNFT."

One of the more bizarre products to spawn from the NFT bubble, and that's saying something. I almost didn't want to include it, but there's something about collecting bones for profit...

I Love You, Colonel Sanders! A Finger Lickin’ Good Dating Simulator (KFC) "The game, which is in the anime style of games like Pokemon, will include hours of gameplay, including cooking battles and recipes, according to a report in Polygon. The game also features “cute miniature food” and a “dateable Colonel Sanders.” Developed by Psyop, the game stars a young culinary student studying with Colonel Sanders, at a time when both are looking for love. The choices the player makes will affect friendship and love with emotional consequences."

Alright so this isn't as fleshy as some of the other options, but KFC has been weirdly horny about its promo material for so long (romance novel, Hallmark movie, animated Col. Sanders doing a striptease) that it's started to get disturbing. Like,,, this is a corporation attempting to appear human... by being horny? And that has some actually pretty uncomfy implications come to think of it.

[abr]

Sul Corriere della sera di venerdì 21 giugno il prof. Luciano Canfora (...) ha dato una lezione magistrale di anticapitalismo (magistrale nel senso di perdente, ndr). «Per fronteggiare il capitalismo serve una nuova Internazionale», è stato intitolato il suo articolo (da comunista né dissociato né pentito, ndr).

Il professore ricorda con soddisfazione che nel clima rovente della grande crisi economica del 1929-1933, la tesi marxiana dell'imminente crollo del capitalismo tornò d'attualità. Fu alla base della strategia del Comintern (VI congresso), e fu vagheggiata, (anche) dagli ambienti nazionalsocialisti. Il prof. Canfora (che è di bocca buona) ricorda con favore la riflessione di un economista tedesco divenuto nazista, Ferdinand Fried (1893-1967), (...). Fried aderì al nazismo e fu membro delle SS dal 1934 (...). Ma il prof. Canfora non ha dubbi: si tratta di «una critica puntuale e radicale del liberismo economico». Questa critica, dice il professore, deve essere assolutamente ripresa. Poveretto.

E segnala il «pugnace saggio» di Bernie Sanders, intitolato appunto "Sfidare il capitalismo", con prefazione di Fausto Bertinotti, appena edito da Fazi. «Bertinotti scrive Canfora apre la nota introduttiva con una osservazione calzante: la sinistra europea, da quando è diventata liberale, si è ridotta a essere insignificante». Si potrebbe aggiungere che Bertinotti (invece) è scomparso dalla vita politica. (...)

Vogliamo ricordare all'esimio prof. Canfora l'elogio che Luigi Einaudi fece della «economia libera». «La caratteristica dei paesi occidentali egli scrisse (...) é l'economia di mercato o l'impresa libera (...) dove gli uomini creano e contrattano fra di loro e non ubbidiscono né al monopolista privato né all'unico datore pubblico di lavoro». (...)

Quando questa economia «libera» è veramente libera (cioè non insidiata da posizioni di privilegio o di monopolio e da distorsioni stataliste) è un complesso altamente creativo, in cui tutti possono dare il meglio di sé (...). L'economia libera è la conquista più alta della civiltà occidentale.

«Contro la confusione mentale, diceva Einaudi, noi dobbiamo innanzitutto proclamare alto che sinora l'umanità non ha inventato nessun sistema economico produttivo di più copiosa ricchezza e meglio distribuita, nessun sistema atto a far vivere più largamente le grandi moltitudini umane di quello nel quale vive il mondo occidentale, il mondo di noi europei occidentali, degli americani e dei paesi politicamente indipendenti ed abitati e governati da discendenti di europei».

via https://www.ilgiornale.it/news/politica/se-lanticapitalismo-si-studia-su-trattati-economisti-nazisti-2338420.html

Povero Canfora. Nulla è perfetto sotto il sole, ma menarla ancora col comunismo! Ma davvero che noia che barba, provincia pura. Tocca sempre ripetere le solite cose evidenti di per sé, per chi non sta cecato dai conflitti di interesse accademico mediatico.