This site on wikipedia on a film of a almost well-known professional female figure skater coming from real life has been duplicated into a false story with mainstream unreal documentations while the film is all about the life of this particular woman, still in life if not wrong, who’s giving also a documentarian interview at the end of this film. It’s called Tina. Unfortunately, I don’t remember the real name of the lady whose life is represented at the film. I will check if I still have a copy of that movie. It is a very nice and interesting (documentation) film, if possible would welcome anyone who could refer to that film, because imdb and on wiki there isn’t. The trama has to do with the dream, training and finally achievement of the young’s profession that is patinaz, having as main characters her trainer and mom, including a romantic love story.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_Princess

#film #US #Tina #culture #realStory

Kurisu-TINA!

#SteinsGate #TINA #StadlerTINA #Tram #ST15 #Kurisu #OkabeRintarou #pun

Every time I'm confronted with some version of AI-is-inevtiable-here-to-stay-not-going-away talk, I like to remind myself of this helpful wikipedia page:

"List of predictions for autonomous Tesla vehicles by Elon Musk"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_predictions_for_autonomous_Tesla_vehicles_by_Elon_Musk

#AI #TINA #ThatcherFail

Let this be the fate of all 'art festival' signage. (stolen from No Context Brits)

#Art #ThisIsNotArt #TINA

Le souper est fini. La table débarrassée. Ma femme se prépare pour sa séance de sport. Training et baskets. Je me prépare pour la vaisselle. Eau chaude et gants jaunes.

— Quand tu auras deux minutes, tu descendras les linges à repasser ?

C'est une question rhétorique. J'aurai le temps. TINA comme ils disent.

Je termine la vaisselle.

Je monte en pensant à Sisyphe qui descend. Je nous imagine dans l'escalier central du château de Chambord. Il descend, je monte. Nous ne nous croisons pas mais sommes également libres.

Je descends les bras chargés des linges. Je les dépose sur la table. Je descends à la cave. Si ça se trouve Sisyphe remonte sa pierre. Et s'il était aussi libre en la montant ? Les Dieux l'auraient mauvaise. Cette perspective m'enchante. Je ne crois pas en Dieu. Peut-être y ai-je cru. Mais il est mort maintenant. Après ? C'est le néant. TINA. Je décide qu'il l'est. Libre.

Comme moi qui décide de boire une canette de Coca.

Il paraît qu'une canette de coca c'est huit minutes de vie.

La liberté a un prix.

#Fragement #EcritureBrute #SmallWeb #Prose #MicorFiction #Mastodon #VivaldiSocial #Quotidien #TINA

On vit.
On meurt.
Entre les deux on boit du Coca

https://inkwell.social/marcg/tina

#Blog #Fediverse #SmallWeb #Prose #MicroFiction #Absurde #Interférences #EcritureBrute #Fragmenr #TINA #Couple #Quotidien

Why I’m Currently Ducking and Covering

Hey friends, Tina here. Pull up a chair, grab a snack (ideally something that won’t give you heartburn, because life provides enough of that), and let’s have a real talk about the universe’s favorite game: Karma.

I saw a quote today that hit me like a bag of wet flour: “Everyone has felt their karma, even me. What goes around comes around. Just make sure you’re strong when it’s your turn.”

The Personal Reality of “What Goes Around Comes Around”

Normally, I’m all for “inspirational” quotes. I’ve got the mugs, I’ve got the Pinterest boards, I’ve got the throw pillows that say Live, Laugh, Love (okay, I’m lying about the pillows, I have standards).

When the Bill for the Past Comes Due

But this one? This one felt like a personal call-out. It felt like the universe was leaning over my shoulder, tapping its watch, and saying, “Remember that thing you did in 2014, Tina? Yeah. The bill is due.”

The Difference Between Good and Bad Karma

We all like to talk about karma when it’s happening to other people. You see someone cut you off in traffic without a blinker, and five minutes later you see them pulled over by a cop? That’s the good stuff. That’s premium, organic, farm-to-table karma. We puff out our chests and think, “The universe is a just and fair place.”

The “Grocery Store Shame” Incident

But then… there’s our turn. My turn usually looks less like a “life lesson” and more like a slapstick comedy routine. Last week, I spent a good ten minutes internally judging a woman at the grocery store who was struggling with a self-checkout machine. I wasn’t mean out loud—I’m a lady—but in my head, I was a tech genius. “It’s not that hard, Brenda. Just scan the barcode.”

Two days later? I’m at the same store. I scan a bag of organic kale (trying to be healthy, another mistake), and the machine starts screaming like I’ve just committed a felony. “UNEXPECTED ITEM IN BAGGING AREA.” I tried to fix it. I failed. I had to stand there, bathed in the red blinking light of shame, while a 19-year-old employee had to explain to me how a bag works.

Facing the Boomerang: Owning Your Mess

That’s Karma. She’s not always a “life-altering event.” Sometimes she’s just a teenager named Kyle explaining plastic bags to you because you were arrogant about Brenda’s checkout skills.

What it Means to be “Strong” During Karma

The quote says to “make sure you’re strong when it’s your turn.” But let’s be honest: when the boomerang comes back, my first instinct isn’t “strength.” It’s usually to hide under my weighted blanket and wonder if I can bribe the universe with a promise to start recycling more consistently.

Being “strong” in the face of karma means owning your mess. It means looking at the situation and saying, “Yeah, I probably earned this one.”

• When you’ve been a gossip: And suddenly, you’re the topic of the group chat.
• When you’ve been lazy at work: And the one day you take a 2-hour “lunch,” your boss decides to hold an emergency meeting.
• When you didn’t text that friend back for three weeks: And now you really need a favor and realize how much of a “ghost” you’ve been.

Taking the “L” with Dignity

It’s about taking the L with some dignity. Instead of blaming the wind, the stars, or Mercury being in Gatorade (I know it’s Retrograde, let me have my joke), we have to stand there and take the hit.

The Karma Savings Account: Investing in the Good

Here’s the thing I’ve realized while ducking from my own past choices: Karma isn’t just about punishment. If “what goes around comes around” is true for the bad stuff, it’s also true for the good stuff.

Every time you let someone in during heavy traffic, every time you tip a little extra because the server looked stressed, every time you’re the one person who doesn’t join in on the office trash-talk—that’s all “going around” too.

I like to think I have a little “Karma Savings Account.” Every once in a while, I make a withdrawal (usually by accident), but I’m trying to keep the balance in the green.

Look the Universe in the Eye

So, to whoever is reading this: if you’re currently in the “duck and cover” phase of your life, I see you. If the boomerang is currently circling your head, just remember to keep your chin up. It might hit you in the forehead, but at least you’ll be looking the universe in the eye when it happens.

Be kind, scan your kale carefully, and maybe—just maybe—the universe will go easy on us this week.

What’s the most “instant karma” moment you’ve ever had? Tell me in the comments so I don’t feel so alone in my grocery store shame!