everybody knows the bestest people tell him his strongman smells like, very strong… man

the not-so-bestest people, they just can’t take it.

fair point, and I totally agree. calling people names they do not consent is crossing the line.

in the medical side of reality, the target of this is never the person but the situation or the problem in question.

for the other side, the target is never clear and would mostly cause confusion.

Yes, do not use it.

Language is naturally evolving and changing. I used to use it before because there was a legit biological/ medical/ psychiatrical usage of it (short for “retarded mental growth”). Now, that legitness got buried in the common hate speech we knew today.

To avoid confusion, better just let it go. OR, use it only in convo with a group of med- /bio- nerds.

i just auto accept that part. npc is lyf.

thanks for sharing!

that’s probably a good reason i only watch it on planes.

i’ll also check out twbb. maybe it’s another cannes entry.

i just read the plot. this reminds me of how we get our other senses boosted if we shut off our dominant sense(mostly eyesight).

it looks promising! i’ll be sure to check it out in the weekend.

shouldn’t that be what challenges do to you? like if it’s not something uncomfortable to you then you aren’t challenged enough?

now, I am also curious what makes that a one-and-done for you?

graveyard of the fireflies.

i don’t usually rewatch, but if the plane has it, i challenge myself. again. and again.

this time, i won’t cry

These ones I think had drummed up a lot of hype but failed to deliver:

• “ai” a.k.a. “Plagiarized Info Synth System”. the magic is gone. it doesn’t make decisions. hallucinations show how limited it can and doesn’t match how it was marketed.

• “smart” cars. all the powers (and tracking) of smart phone apps inside your car.

  • “smart” ref/ fridge/ icebox. plays skyrim. supposedly orders for you when eggs go out of stock. tracking. dedj in a year or so.

  • “smart” tv. more ads. more tracking.

• NFT. owning the “receipt” of a digital resource is a funny idea. as long as you aren’t the one owning.

  • digital ownership. those online and cloud libraries of your music, books, etc. I have seen news of amazon, steam, and others de-listing items here. if you own one of those, they’re gone.

• “google+”. touted fb-killer. nobody was there.

  • which leads to: any google product that was scrapped. because google killed it.

• hyperloop. vaporware. I mean, we can dream.

below are products that are solely in my opinion and YMMV:

• 4D movies. oh, seat is vibrating. i got wet.

• 1gb/2gb/4gb internet. promises up to advertised speeds. flat payment as if said speed was delivered.

• iphone. all the bright colors and jumping people on the ad. I don’t see iphone owners being high as that. imo, the money i dropped on it is stockholming me – i love it.

• salad. what’s all these girls smiling and laughing at their salad?

#ffd0aa

i always associate it with melon (cantaloupe). And melons are nice, sweet fruits.

Trix.

Silly rabbit, trix are for kids.

“if you dropped a coin (or other small object) and you can’t find it anymore, drop another coin and see where it goes.”

It really depends on the goal. Some people’s goal on why questions just needs how answers. An example would be a question asking “Why does the balloon grow big?” and a probable satisfying answer is “because someone is blowing air in it”.

i let it go. just like that disney princess song.

as to my understanding, the thing/being can only answer how questions and will probably be poor at why questions.

knowing some event happened can be a step on explaining a more generic pattern to events. this could be one of the avenues of exploration.

I would take the answers. I would just consider this as another reason to explore other things.

i find chilling on inflatables with the waves relaxing so i would recommend an inflatable.

[water] bucket if you know the beach is known for fire pit gatherings. some people just bury their firepit in sand which tends to keep the sand warm longer than expected. water buckets are also nice if you want to find crabs hiding in sand.

vinegar, if the area is known for jellyfishes.

eyeglasses, mouth protection/ face mask if windy.

some cool stuff also qualifies as either luck, brave or stupid; or a combination of those.

what’s brave today maybe an embarassing thing that keeps you up at night later.

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this somewhat balances out feeds I missed on my subscribed list.