I thought that was Jon Henson (a.k.a. "skunk boy").
SanctimoniousApe
joined 8 months ago
I know a truck driver who watches stuff with his family occasionally using a feature like this (don't know if it's Plex or some similar offering elsewhere).
They're not immune - they often can outrun it for a good while, but reality will always win in the end. Just ask those Trumpers who are losing their jobs, no longer able to afford eggs, died from COVID, etc.
Unfortunately, their personal reality distortion fields magnify one another's power, thus cumulatively becoming become strong enough to still screw over those wise enough to eschew them.
It's easy to see this being useful in political discussions, for example. On Reddit, it was not infrequent that I'd wind up arguing in pointless circles with multiple right-wingnuts, so I'd want to leave my rebuttals to their BS up for anyone else to see, but otherwise be done with the conversation.
Perfect title - heard it in my head while looking at the pic.
Figured out your router, eh? Cool. I'm sure you'll be making fancy dining room furniture in no time!
Caffeine just keeps you conscious. You wanna be awake, then you want Adderall.
Well, I mean... who hasn't jerked off to a badass like Ripley?
After Synchronicity was released, I knew Stewart had to have some issues when I heard his song "Mother."
You're never a loser if you never admit you're wrong - no matter how high the evidence piles up just keep faking it 'till you make it, or until it doesn't matter anymore.
"blinkers" = "blinders"' I presume?
For a phone, get a Google account if you don't have one already. You can get a free Google Voice number that you can use through any PC browser (or phone/tablet with the app). You can text with it, it will transcribe voice mail messages (a la Visual Voicemail), and you can have it forward copies of all messages to the associated Gmail address for archival purposes. Because you can use it via PC, tablet, etc., you still have access to your number, messages, etc. even if something happens to your phone. It's a VoIP number that can be used via Wi-Fi so you never have to pay for cellular service if you don't want to.