

Victor Borge has always been good for a laugh. Very Looney Tunes.
Piff the Magic Dragon.
Jonathan the Terrible
Tiny Girl Big Show.
Jacques Ze Whipper.
Gallagher isn’t my favorite but idk if I’ve seen enough to say he’s a dislike.


Victor Borge has always been good for a laugh. Very Looney Tunes.
Piff the Magic Dragon.
Jonathan the Terrible
Tiny Girl Big Show.
Jacques Ze Whipper.
Gallagher isn’t my favorite but idk if I’ve seen enough to say he’s a dislike.


Second this. The chocolate ones aren’t too different from chocolate milk in taste.


Ah! That’s sad, damn


Lady in her early thirties with a major heart condition, here. I work 40 hours a week, walk a few miles a day, and hike on the weekends or go to concerts.
Life is what you make it, and I’m tired but I wanna have fun


The Rolling Stones are way overplayed on this station


Can attest that Short Hike and Holedown are good. I’ve had the latter on my phone for forever and still play it often.


I love Motorola. I miss droids, specifically, but that’s a bygone era unfortunately. I’ve tried all sorts of different brands and haven’t found another that uses gesture controls like Moto does. Chop chop for flashlight, wiggle wiggle for camera? So damn handy. I’ve had a Samsung for the last while and while you can (kinda) program the buttons, it’s such a lame imitations.
Just give me a new droid that is smaller than 5.5", please.


I’ll add an asterisk to your statements. As a woman, things don’t generally slide right in (ymmv), and usually there’s still a little bit of intentionality to get to the good parts. Of course, something with tiny girth might slide in, but generally, phallic-type objects can still take a little work.


As another raging lesbian, I still think men are pretty icky. But they’re bumbling around all this the same we are


No more food for turtles :(
Honse
Not me looking at buying a onewheel before I’ve ever stepped on one…


I’m not sure if it is boss or not, but the xenomorph in Alien: Isolation has a great AI that does some wickedly mean things.


I’ve had two jobs that I’ve genuinely liked. One of which I think I loved.
For me, my like came from the mild challenge and the different things I could do day by day. I enjoy puzzle solving and researching information. I also love learning. So for both of those jobs, that worked out great for me.
It’s a nice position to be in, but it’s also a tight rope to hold that balance, I believe. It’s very easy to fall off in one direction or another for even a slight change in direction or balance.


The HEEEYYYEEEYYEEEYYEEAAA song with He Man has been a favorite of mine for a long time.
And when I was struggling the most with getting up, I made my alarm sound a screaming goat. It gets you up, but don’t use it if you have heart problems or anything.


What you’ve just spoken is such a visceral truth. I can pull myself out of a shallow funk with the “silly chemicals” argument, but they often like to fight back and dig deeper holes.


Brought a union rep from a different shop into a conversation with my boss. My boss doesn’t like me and has been targeting me, as some coworkers have told me. So I brought a stranger to the meeting with me because my own shop Steward sucks.
Incredible decision. Suddenly the ball is rolling in so many directions and actually effecting things. So thankful to the rep and the union.


Is Duck referring to internet searching without using Google?


Slip in when someone else goes for tennis. Super glue the latch to the gate open. Duct tape it for good measure. Gate looks closed but it’s actually open. Tadaa.
Alternatively, smash that stupid fucking keypad with a big rock. 👍
At 25, I was largely agnostic. Less so than I was even younger,but I had that kind of gotcha attitude like pushy asshole atheists do - at least from a hindsight perspective. My whole spiel was that I was smart, but I didn’t know quantum physics or what makes a tree grow or whatever other niche thing, and therefore I couldn’t know that there is no god/s or other powerful being. Therefore I was agnostic.
I’m still in a similar ish boat, just without the pedantry. But I’m also leaning more anti-theist these days. Perhaps that’s a little more of a political stance, but as much comfort and community as a place of worship can bring, it also creates so much of this us vs them mentality. Which is a shame. Like you, OP, I really like places of worship as a location. They’re beautiful and serene. I heard a massive organ play in a gorgeous church in the US and it brought me to tears. But… The words that are taught there sow disfunction in society.