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Journal - October 2024 - Satay Blueprint, Warhol Joke
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30 October
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Chicken satay plans centered on higher-quality thighs, strict doneness, and avoiding risky seafood or too many choices. Warhol’s layered photo-to-screen method echoed a simple, controlled workflow.
29 October
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David Bowie’s “Andy Warhol” played at 3:00 a.m., lingering on the “War-hull” versus “War-hole” joke. The night settled into a gallery-daydream tone before the entry closed.
28 October
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A Musk rally clip set an excited tone before a tight menu plan formed around chicken satay, crisps, bread, and lemonade. Pronunciation jokes and Singapore satay nostalgia ended with a firm preference for selling only...
27 October
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A Dilith Jayaweera clip and portraits sparked a playful “Pretty Boy Rock” parody, riffing on posters, crowds, and cameras. A Kamala parody clip followed, ending with exercise resolve.
26 October
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Ralph Fiennes’ “The Menu” clips set a strict, high-end kitchen tone. A Daily Mirror McDonald’s breakup story in Sri Lanka triggered loyal-fast-food pride and a Powerpuff riff.
25 October
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24 October
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A soft milk-bread clip focused on texture and comfort. The night ended on Katy Perry’s “California Gurls,” landing in playful, pop-dream California energy.
23 October
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A Daily Mirror headline tied McDonald’s burgers to an E. coli outbreak in the U.S. The entry reacted with sympathy, framing it as a rough first-day moment for Trump.
22 October
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A Trump–Tim Cook clip and a MAGA drawing fueled a meditation on names, legacy, and leadership versus policy. The night ended with “cool” as the deciding vote logic, framed through suits, image, and celebrity pull.
21 October
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A Sky News clip of Trump doing a McDonald’s shift sparked fast-food ambition and a loud pro-Trump burst. Later, “Shot At The Night” looped into karaoke scenes and late-night clips of Tim Cook and Trump performances.
20 October
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A Sky News clip at a formal event sparked a jolt at how different Mike Pompeo looked after major weight loss. Later, The Killers’ “Shot At The Night” carried the night into a warm, cinematic desert mood.
19 October
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18 October
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17 October
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16 October
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15 October
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14 October
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13 October
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Stevia lemonade tasted wrong because it missed the lemon-peel flavor, so sugar felt unavoidable for a drinkable straw texture. Granita and corndog videos fed a push toward fast, easy fair-style servings.
12 October
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11 October
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10 October
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A food-stamps trend chart kicked off thoughts about guaranteeing a minimum 3,000 calories as a human right. Later, a Lee Kuan Yew shout-out landed as a quick, playful aside.
9 October
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8 October
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A rambutan-flavor jelly find landed as a small, upbeat discovery. Later, a Julie Chung IMF/USAID headline and a blocked-road “From” scene closed the day on a freaked note.
7 October
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A 10/7 clip triggered tactical notes on defense, air cover, and blocking escapes. Later, Ainsley and lamb-skewer BBQ videos fed menu decisions—mutton over satay—ending on a playful “Julie?!” note.
6 October
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The 20 July plot wiki dive framed a grim “almost got Hitler” reflection, then Blondie and Azrael “after the rapture” clips looped. Taylor rehearsal and Paris Hilton videos sparked a ranked pop “Top 12,” ending with a...
5 October
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Singapore AML reporting and an Anti-Hero clip set a distrusty tone, then election maps and Kranji horse betting surfaced. Fireworks rattled the night; Seinfeld/Jurassic Park jokes and a slim-menu plan ended with a worried...
4 October
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3 October
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2 October
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A Sheryl Sandberg fairy drawing led into a birthday-eve note praising Option B and Lean In circles. An “Internet Geek” parody song followed, mixing crush energy, fitness routine, and pop-culture decision cues.
1 October
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