IdontplaytheTrombone

Imo it works way better if you binge it. There are tons of issues with the plot, but if you don't have time to think about it, the show is pretty good.

Republicans have majority control over the media. They don't know what's happening because their news doesn't cover it.

On Email? Never. Through messaging like microsoft teams with a coworker you already know? Sure. With your boss? Maybe not, but that depends on your boss. It's pretty normal for work messages to be more bland, though.

I saw someone bring their bobcat into a Lowes once. It was on a leash, and you bet I did not trust that leash. It looked overwhelmed.

If you always get up at 5am no matter when you go to bed, your body will eventually force you to go to bed at a decent time.

Something like 36 hours without food, and around 12 hours without water in prep for surgery. I was delirious the last several hours.

You watch it for the action. The plot in the first one is decent, but the sequels are just more action scenes.

I couldn't get that far. I made it some 25 minutes before I turned it off. A barrage of pointless scenes was so boring to me.

I felt the same way. It was ok, but I'll never watch it again.

Haven't finished it yet, but Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. The movie feels like a fever dream where the Bee Gees play as a small band getting a record deal in Hollywood. Very odd, but the creativity in each scene makes it hard to stop watching.

I suppose it's bad if you play a lot of mobile games or you're a grandparent, but it's more than enough for everyone else.

I started replaying the first one last week. We really had no idea how good we had it back then. I don't think we'll ever get another experience like that again.