

Yeah, but without the innocence.


Yeah, but without the innocence.


Extraordinary, was a British show about the only girl that didn’t get a superpower, in a world where everyone does.


It’s a great thought and all, but wouldn’t authors, actors, and other purveyors of fiction have really large numbers? Every politician would suddenly find a new found joy of reading fiction to children in hospitals.
Actually, I think it’s lack of accuracy is kind of brilliant. It was weird in the day, but it has allowed the movie to be watchable far into the future without being terrible. Like watching it today the only time it gets cringey is when they specifically mention tech specs. e. g. 28.8 kbs modem. If they would have left that out it would fit in most time periods, by not really fitting into any of them.
I got to use my Netware 4.x admin certification a little while ago. A new customer was having a tangential problem that I overheard, they were still running Netware and couldn’t figure out how to make it work. So I showed them some things and quickly admonished them to get anything newer.


Got a job at 16 selling games in the mall at Software Etc. I loved that job.


Well yes, but our system is rigged against us. HSA accounts are kind of what you’re looking for.


I don’t know if you ever saw the BBC show Conections, but I think James Burke would be proud of your comment.


They can be pretty oblivious in their zealous teaching…the whole missionary experience is just a giant mindfuck. I was referred by one therapist to another colleague because “they’re better suited to help you, they work with combat vets”.


Does P=NP?


One of my favorite memories. That place is so weird.


All 20 months named Febtober.


Well, I was raised a super political conservative, Mormon. Now I’m an Atheist Liberal. Does that count?


Time with the wife and kids… Ok, that’s worth the sacrifice, but the in-laws… Oof that’s rough.


Pearl Jam every chance I get
I can believe everything about Encanto, superpowers, living house, sure love it. Abuela admitting she was wrong and apologizing… just doesn’t click, completely ruins the suspension of disbelief.