I nominate myself.

As the future CEO of Sex, I vow to bring down consumer prices for sex and increase variety.

Further, I promise, when I am elected CEO of Sex, that every adult on the planet will get a free 3 month trial of our new premium offering of sex+, and if they’re not satisfied with it, I will step down.

Before it was used as an insult, the middle finger was a hex used to cast out demons, and the insult arose from implying that the person you are flipping off has a demon in them that needs to be exorcised.

Oh no, I guess I better so go subscribe so that I can unsubscribe

Exactly. Critics are only useful if your opinions are similar to the critics.

Remember, even in recent years movies have been review-bombed for being “woke”, for instance, with hordes of people upset about things that are not important to the movie, attempting to destroy the reputation of the movie rather than evaluate it fairly on its own merits.

I was just watching facts behind “Robin Hood men in tights”, and apparently Siskel gave it half a star, which is absolutely insane. It’s no blazing saddles, but it’s one of the better Mel Brooks movies

So yeah, review scores are basically a good way to decide whether you should go to the theaters and watch it or wait till it’s on streaming. But outside of that, it’s not a good indicator of whether or not you’re going to enjoy the show.

I’ll see that and raise you a “app is free, but all functionality is paid, which you only find out after you have used the app for its intended purpose and now want the results of the work that you did, specifically when attempting to rescue files from your phone, for instance.”

I’ll also toss in “all functionality is paid on a subscription model that automatically renews unless you manually disable it and you have to buy at least in one year increments”

I recognize kolanki (I doubt I’m spelling it correctly, but the person with the large blue name), pugjesus, the picard maneuver, violet08, that fucking cm0002 with the 5,000 alt accounts, and that’s about it.

I also do not know what the beef is about.

I don’t think I’m that accurate. Like, I can’t find North always, but if I have been in situations where I wake up in a vehicle and I only have a general idea of where we are and where we’re going, and I know how to get the rest of the way without needing to consult a map.

There was also a time when me and my friends went walking through the woods in a local park and they got lost and I was like guys just keep following me we’ll get there and like 45 minutes later we found the road and we’re able to make it back to our cars.

They were freaking out, and I was like, why are you freaking out? We’re less than an hour away from our car.

Damn it

I do have a lab coat and quite a few interesting electronics.

Unfortunately, all of my Tesla coils are decidedly non-lethal.

But following your second point, I have never been able to get lost in my entire life. I have actively tried to get lost, and somehow I always find my way, suffice it to say, if we are in a bombed out city together, I’m pretty sure I can find us clean water, shelter and other survivors.

Is there a stereotype about a six foot one Native American man who is a jack of all trades and a techie working in the IT field?

If not, I’d say no then.

For real, rather than being sad that they eventually divorced, be happy that the work that they put into getting to the point where they could end up divorced in the first place, opened the door for probably tens of thousands of other lifelong happy relationships that might never have made it to the point of marriage without the work they did.

That’s Mandalorian. You’re thinking about the band that backed up Mike when he sang the 1980s hit song “All I need is a miracle”

I think it was because I responded to so many of the initial comments.

Makes me sad that Kyle Gass didn’t get his birthday wish.

Fuck, you’re right.

I guess tubular bells is good on its own as the theme for the Exorcist, but I also stand behind anybody that listens to tubular bells in public without a good justification of someone you should avoid.

But that also holds true for people that listen to the X-Files theme song.

Okay, that music was cool as fuck. Like, there’s so many places where that is appropriate music.

If it were played at the denouement of any dramatic thriller where like the hero is outside of the room where the person they were trying to save is being actively killed by the bad guy before they rush in to kill the bad guy in revenge, it would fit flawlessly.

There’s something very much about death in that song. Death and helplessness.

If that’s the theme song that you jam out to, then you’re either the coolest person I’ve ever had the privilege of talking to, or you’re not.

Nothing wrong with it, but there was not a whole lot right with it. I had to stop at the first pause in the music. I just couldn’t keep listening after that point.

Great theme song.

This is the kind of music that should play when you and the boys are out on the prowl.

Sometimes when I’m bored and just to fill the space I will start singing this. It’s a great theme song.

I commented because I was thinking of the theme song for Doug and then I listened to this because I wanted to hear it again and I realized it’s a completely different song.

It’s still a great song, though. It’s just not Doug.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3o_WBboezw