

Thank you, I haven’t shaved.


Thank you, I haven’t shaved.


Dish soap. Use a scrubber brush and let it dry.


His wife died in 2009. Not to be a downer, but I think the article headline implies otherwise…
If AI was at all close to paying for itself, we would see AI marketing for AI, and it would be good. Like, absolutely brilliant and make the companies all want to fire their meatbag marketing personnel. That’s obviously nowhere near happening, and again, there’s a reason for it.


I’ll admit, the “mildly” is doing some heavy lifting!


It’s almost like the issue is… Mildly Infuriating?


What’s… What’s a “dick piano”?


Of course! These mindless, soulless cash grabs never don’t hold up or cheapen the original creative product.


Oh, good. As long as Israel is on the case…
I don’t want to play it! I want to fondly remember having fun playing it…


Thank you. It’s so dumb when you think about it for even a second or two. “The corrupt people left, so we shouldn’t support the honest ones there?”


Damn, yet another generation that could afford to save…
It might be a cultural thing. I’ve been yelled at for nibbling on someone’s elbow before…


Ha! I can do that without an expensive headset.


It’s an interview you hate-watch because you don’t like the interviewer. Completely reasonable…


Something gets popular, people have to demonstrate how unique and sparkly they are by going against it, it’s a tale as old as time. I watch their videos occasionally and understand he’s neither demon nor god. But try listening to their WAN Show podcast and tell me he’s not (mostly) genuine and open…


Oh, I could just simply become a different person who plans ahead!? But seriously, I’ve also had controllers start not holding a charge, or they’re already dead when I try to turn them on…


If my PlayStation or Switch controller dies, it becomes a wired controller I’m now tethered to. If my Xbox controller dies, I swap a couple eneloop batteries in and it’s good for another month. Advantage: replaceable rechargeable batteries.
You say “understand”, but then rattle off a bunch of facts.
No offense, but that’s not the same as knowing a person and those aren’t the most important things. I don’t know the exact right answer to these for most of the people in my life. Hell, I don’t know my favorite for every one!
But that’s because they’re less important. Not completely, but they’re just statistics, flavoring on who a person is. I know my sister is endlessly creative and compassionate. I know my mother is fierce and determined, and never gives up on anyone. My father is loyal, dependable, and hard-working. My brother is charismatic and hilarious. My niece is intelligent, tender-hearted, and kind. My nephew is adventurous, inquisitive, and empathetic.
That’s who they are, and I know this by spending time with them, through the good and bad times. Assuming they’re worthy of it, have you shown your family who you are, your true self? And if they’re not worth that, remember that it’s only temporary; eventually you can move out, choose your own family and they can know and understand the true you!