Dozzi92

Ha, totally agree, that's "kay" phonetically to me, and I never took Spanish and understand and speak only a smattering from having heard enough through jobs.

You're metering it to one punch balloon every couple minutes! And when you wake up, you have another. It's self-regulating.

I would like to say I'm 10+ years out from the days I'd drive down to Bristol PA and pick up two or three 20 pound tanks from some random fire safety place. Definitely abusable, and easily so. We'd pound a 5h energy and Gatorade after and you're right as rain, which is not good, needs to be harder to feel fine after.

In fairness, if queue gives you pause when you write it out, it's entirely reasonable to be like "There's already a ue, why would there need to be another ue?"

Enjoyed the book, looking forward to seeing what they do with this movie.

Yeah, I think the suggestion that insurance companies wouldn't cover them is crazy. It will be significantly more expensive for them to cover widespread illness than vaccines. Everything is money to them. Shit, there could be incontrovertible proof vaccines cause autism, and insurance companies would say hey, it's cheaper than measles, you must do it or we won't cover you.

We should do a fun run to raise money for victims of corrugated cardboard abuse.

Oof, that's one of those movies you try to forget about.

Litre is French for give me some fucking cola before I break vous fucking lips!

I've had vehicles that you needed to keep the RPMs up. Automatics. Shifting into neutral also generally did the trick, so presumably was a transmission issue that I had no interest in diagnosing and paying for. Maybe the torque converter, now that I think on it.

My favorite are British English, who can't stand the French to the point that they say things like filet with a hard T.

This also reminds me of a recent trip to Colorado, where they do the same thing with Spanish words, anglicizing all of them. Salida (sa-LIE-da) is the first one that's coming to mind, but I know there are other cities in Colorado that are clearly Spanish words that they've just abused.

I appreciate everything you're saying. And at the same time I get why so many people are just burnt out. I can't get there myself, obviously you can't either. I won't let my life go to shit no matter how burnt out I am, I'll control the things in it that I can, and just eat the rest of it, I guess. I feel like sometimes all I got is the dishes, clean counters, that sort of thing, and if I let that go, I'm letting go.

Sometimes I feel like the difficulty of access for old video games and music made it even more exciting. When everything is a button click away, it loses some luster.

My kids can watch literally anything on tv. I try to tell them about a time when, sure, there were 30 or 40 channels, but only a handful of them catered to me. Maybe TGIF on ABC, or Sunday nights on Fox, and Nickelodeon was always good. Disney was pay to play. Might get lucky and get something good on TNT. When you flipped to a channel and something good was on, it was awesome. Even when they started putting guides on the channels, or the TV Guide channel, you could get lucky and find something, and that was nice.

Obviously same goes for radio, and not counting the whole station not coming in and the song being half static.