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AccfSally
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I hate when my phone rings and it's just a unknown number. I'm not picking up, so buzz off lol
I don't like answering the phone anyway. Only if it's family members or an emergency from someone I know. Of course.
I'm saying this because my phone went off like 10 times today! Most of them were quickly flagged for spam though, so I didn't hear the other eight.
I don't like answering the phone anyway. Only if it's family members or an emergency from someone I know. Of course.
I'm saying this because my phone went off like 10 times today! Most of them were quickly flagged for spam though, so I didn't hear the other eight.
It's always silly to me when someone asks
"Who would win? Mike Tyson or a gorilla"? Or "Who wins between a super skilled martial artist and a lion"?
c'mon. what exactly will martial arts do against a wild animal.
It's not going to engage you in fair human hand to hand combat. It's going to use much superior strength or claws and utterly rip you to shreds.
"Who would win? Mike Tyson or a gorilla"? Or "Who wins between a super skilled martial artist and a lion"?
c'mon. what exactly will martial arts do against a wild animal.
It's not going to engage you in fair human hand to hand combat. It's going to use much superior strength or claws and utterly rip you to shreds.
QueenCobra
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What's crazy is pro wrestlers actually used to fight bears in the 60s and 70s. There was a famous one named Terrible Ted that Stu Hart owned, and young Bret Hart would sometimes give Ted ice cream. (Sadly, Ted had all his teeth removed.)
Yeah, it's common in Russia for wrestlers to do that with bears.As with terrible ted, they usually remove the teeth and claws.
The power difference between these wild animals and us humans is staggering. It only takes a second for a predatory animal to decide your food and not a playmate, and then even the world's strongest human would be utterly helpless.
Mike Tyson once offered a zoo keeper $10,000 to let him in an enclosure to fight a silverback gorilla. The zookeeper refused.
That would have been a dead Mike Tyson. No amount boxing would save him when that gorilla jumped on top of him.
Chronos314_XD
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I mean adults all the time publicly admit they watch Bluey so there's no point to feel weird about watching a preschool show. Go watch your show sis.Call me nuts, but I'm actually thinking of binge-watching PB&J Otter. I know it's a "preschool show", but the characters are so darn cute and I kind of want to see them in action.
There’s a new feature on YouTube where you can see an AI generated synopsis of a video, which is lowkey kind of cool, but it could be a bad thing considering that I’m sure a few people will say someone’s opinion is bad based off the AI’s summary of the video, not at all considering the fact that it literally says “quality and accuracy may vary.”
Chronos314_XD
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Yeah, the comment section is already full of people who don't even watch the video all the way through I'd imagine it's gonna get even worse with the AI overviews.
xSuperMario64x
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I just got to work, but before coming here I watched a video that actually, somehow, inspired me to write some piano music. but of course, now I'm at work. I have an easier time composing at a piano, but I can't wait til I get home. I need to write this down now. maybe I can print off some blank sheet music papers? and write a bit in my free time here?
I also worry about listening to what I've written and thinking it isn't good enough. that's why I very rarely write music, because when I do, I don't really like it much. I also have a tendency to overthink it. but as an artist I try to allow myself to create drawings that I'm not a fan of, or just silly random drawings with little substance, and as a musician I should do the same. I'm sure even Beethoven and Debussy and Rachmaninoff had a few tidbits here and there which they never published, or weren't as well-known as their more famous pieces.
I also worry about listening to what I've written and thinking it isn't good enough. that's why I very rarely write music, because when I do, I don't really like it much. I also have a tendency to overthink it. but as an artist I try to allow myself to create drawings that I'm not a fan of, or just silly random drawings with little substance, and as a musician I should do the same. I'm sure even Beethoven and Debussy and Rachmaninoff had a few tidbits here and there which they never published, or weren't as well-known as their more famous pieces.
chocovelvetcake
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I like to make an outfit of the day for my ACNH avatar to wear every single day and save previous and future outfits in my wand outfits cabinet. 
Snap Crackle Pop
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I wonder why televisions today do not last as long as they used to in the past. They are also not as sturdy as older televisions used to be, but I feel like it's that way with all electronics.
I wanted to play all of the Mega Man X games at first, but then I found out that X6 and X7 are really bad. Like, I saw a video title saying that Mega Man X7 is one of the worst video games of all time. I’ll probably still get the Legacy Collections that have all of the games in the X series so I can see how bad those two are anyway, but for now I’m only going to play the first three since those are the SNES ones which are generally considered good (also I don’t know any PS1 emulators that don’t run games like complete trash but I’m not really looking for suggestions so don’t give any). I do wonder if they’re really that bad.
I've been clearing through some of the intermediate level bots on chess.com (three crowns = no hints or redos).
I also cleared some of the celebrity A.I bots.
I'm fairly confident that I could take on some of the lower level Advanced A.I
I also cleared some of the celebrity A.I bots.
I'm fairly confident that I could take on some of the lower level Advanced A.I
QueenCobra
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Really weirded out by this scene in a Hallmark movie I watched last night. (“A 90s Christmas”)
It’s a long story but this workaholic lawyer gets transported back into the year 1999, where she is 19, and has the chance to change her future with new decisions.
Anyway, on Christmas Eve, she walks up to her lesbian sister and says “I know about you and Anna.” The sister is obviously shocked, but the main girl keeps saying “it’s OK.” So far so good.
However, she keeps saying “I know exactly how you feel.” And I’m like…ma’am…as far as I know, you’re straight. What do you mean you know how she feels? She says “You don’t have to come out tonight, but I know Mom will be your greatest supporter.”
This sounded like pressure to me. Also, how does she know the mom will be okay with her being lesbian? And again…this scene is in 1999. Not as accepting of LGBT people as society is now.
Somehow the speech convinces the sister to go over to the mom. She says, “Mom, we need to talk.” Then there’s a commercial break….
Maybe I’m weird, but the scene was off. I feel like Hallmark is trying to be more inclusive, but went about it in a strange way. I guess technically the girl wasn’t forcing her sister to come out, but it seemed like she was pressuring her. And what if it didn’t work and the mom didn’t accept her? Idk…it was the only problem I had with the movie.
It’s a long story but this workaholic lawyer gets transported back into the year 1999, where she is 19, and has the chance to change her future with new decisions.
Anyway, on Christmas Eve, she walks up to her lesbian sister and says “I know about you and Anna.” The sister is obviously shocked, but the main girl keeps saying “it’s OK.” So far so good.
However, she keeps saying “I know exactly how you feel.” And I’m like…ma’am…as far as I know, you’re straight. What do you mean you know how she feels? She says “You don’t have to come out tonight, but I know Mom will be your greatest supporter.”
This sounded like pressure to me. Also, how does she know the mom will be okay with her being lesbian? And again…this scene is in 1999. Not as accepting of LGBT people as society is now.
Somehow the speech convinces the sister to go over to the mom. She says, “Mom, we need to talk.” Then there’s a commercial break….
Maybe I’m weird, but the scene was off. I feel like Hallmark is trying to be more inclusive, but went about it in a strange way. I guess technically the girl wasn’t forcing her sister to come out, but it seemed like she was pressuring her. And what if it didn’t work and the mom didn’t accept her? Idk…it was the only problem I had with the movie.
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oh my goodness 24 hours later and I found it. i'm *so* happy now
It was a song released all the way into 1996. 30+ years after they split. I was not looking in the right places at all.
Reginald Fairfield
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I've been trying to find a clip, longer than 43 seconds, of Yoko doing her demented yodeling during the Beatles collaboration with Chuck Berry. I think that's been taken down again.