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Beach scene, Lincoln car

May 29, 2023 Lehan Edirisinghe

Played “La Mer,” then admired a Lincoln Lawyer beach moment and a crisp Town Car shot. Remembered Hirshon doing PR for free

``` **SECTION 2: Rich Prose** The screenshot captures a scene from the movie "Don Juan DeMarco" (1994), specifically the 'Dona Ana' scene. The setting is a serene beach, with soft sand and gentle waves lapping in the background, evoking a romantic and tranquil atmosphere. Two people are visible on the sand, with one lying back against the other in a relaxed and intimate pose. The beach stretches into the distance, suggesting a secluded, peaceful location. The lighting is natural, typical of a sunny day, enhancing the warm tones of the sand and the ocean. The scene suggests a moment of quiet connection, reinforcing the romantic themes of the film. The YouTube interface is visible, showing the video is paused at 40 seconds. The channel "Screen Themes" is presenting this excerpt, likely focusing on memorable scenes from various films. - Title: "Don Juan DeMarco (1994) - 'Dona Ana' scene" - Channel / profile: "Screen Themes" - Site / app: "YouTube"

Julio Iglesias’s “La Mer”

11:15 a.m.

Julio Iglesias - La Mer.flv

https://youtu.be/zGcp3_OT2-0

``` In this scene from "Lincoln Lawyer," a classic black Lincoln Town Car is prominently featured, driving up a residential street during the day. The vehicle's distinctive vanity license plate reads "NTGUILTY," adding a layer of intrigue and character relevance. The car occupies the center of the frame, with its headlights and chrome detailing catching the sunlight, creating a striking visual against the urban backdrop. The background is composed of suburban houses and lush greenery, providing a contrast to the sleek, polished appearance of the car. The lighting is warm and natural, suggesting a sunny day that enhances the vividness of the scene. The image captures a moment of movement and purpose, likely reflecting the film's themes of justice and legal maneuvering. The setting is unmistakably urban, with power lines and palm trees lining the street, adding to the Hollywood ambiance.

Admiring a Car in Lincoln Lawyer

11:45 a.m.

This is a nice car in Lincoln Lawyer

The image is a scene from the movie "The Lincoln Lawyer" featuring a character played by Matthew McConaughey. The setting is inside a car during the daytime, with sunlight casting a warm glow through the window. Matthew's character is seated, wearing a sleeveless shirt, and is looking slightly to the side with a contemplative expression. The focus is on his face, capturing a moment of dialogue, as indicated by the subtitle at the bottom that reads, "How about I do this one for free?" The close-up shot emphasizes his expression and demeanor, suggesting a moment of decision or negotiation. The background is softly blurred, keeping the attention on the character and his expression.

Jonathan’s Free PR, Election Uncertainty and AngryPages Opportunities

11:45 a.m. (c)

Jonathan did my PR for free and he's given it his all -- we kind of do have the biggest returns

I remember Hirshon said: "I don't want to charge you any money".

We kind of won everything, but that's up to the people of Sri Lanka to decide with respect to the election, if they want to really update or not.

A big danger is sadly, this island, is controlled by Russia, China and even the very dangerous Islamic Republic of Iran, the majority (90+%) of Wahhabi Muslims in Sri Lanka support Palestine over Israel, almost every politician here has criminal records, often ignore dealing heroin, major business people have committed very serious crimes--intimidating, thieving, money laundering are norms.

We may lose the election as we'll be rejected. This is because the country, the culture is terribly undeveloped socially.

It's like a very backward place, where basics, human rights, basic dignity--it's not afforded to the majority of people--who always prefer to vote to destroy Sri Lanka by selecting leaders with bad records believing wrongly there's little choice, complain, then leave.

If so, we'll just become tourists, doing some charity work here, at a pace Sri Lanka's comfortable with. But we'd have made enough dough, and we'll be pretty well off.

As I've got a good set of qualifications, have been writing so much, and have become so famous, I'll be the first to leave, from a long queue, stretching miles, more like 1,000,000 Sri Lankan nationals wish to leave desperately.

I think that it's been a lot of fun.

We also have AngryPages.com , we could make money off this

There's a lot of business we're doing as our politics are quite concrete, we learned everything in and out about Sri Lanka island, and also, about the biggest businesses, the media, how all of this works

We've learned how to develop any country, not just Sri Lanka, we can go support any country.

So, we're incredibly valuable assets now

We represent the very best of human capital