Vengefu1 Tuna

I mainly look at profiles to see people’s avatars. I just think they’re neat.

I miss the specific game subs, like Elden Ring, Satisfactory, Hades, etc. I don’t think we have the population yet to have subs like these with lots of content posted each day.

“…into believing she is crazy by changing the intensity of the gas lamps within their home. He does other crazy-making things like knocking on the walls or moving/disappearing items around the house. This obviously brought up some questions from Paula, the grieving and rich wife he had quickly married after discovering she had wealth.”

The rich with rice: 8/10

Thank you for your suggestion.

That was my take as well!

Completely agree. I grew up in the Dallas area and spent 3 years in Colorado Springs. The “coffee culture” of the area was shocking to me. I had a roommate sit me down and tell me I needed to stop wearing camo pants because it looked ridiculous, while it was fairly common back home. There’s so many little things that are different that you don’t realize until you’re in it.

I like the new format! Looks good.

I don’t have an answer to your sound question, but that color combo is fantastic!

This works though. As a former server, if one of my tables was looking around, they almost always needed something.

I look forward to this post every day!

Dang it, I might have to rewatch Brock’s Dub now.

Me, with two young kids:

Was?

I once had a roommate who would get so excited about sleeping, he would giggle himself to sleep (I promise it’s true). The guy who shared the room often had to ask him to giggle quieter, because it would keep him up.

Out of curiosity, what’s the coffee?

Wow that’s strange, mine’s really clear. I can even read the “made with mematic” white text in the bottom left corner.

It’s full-size on Liftoff. Looks good!

This also comes back to the “why?” game so many kids play. Parents get annoyed by it, but are they really annoyed at the game or their lack of knowledge depth?

I used to think this as well, until I had a three-year-old. One day she yelled under the bathroom door, “WHY ARE YOU POOPING??” I’ve realized that young kids may ask “why” more often to annoy and test social boundaries instead of actually trying to learn something. When she does ask “why” in order to learn, it’s fun explaining and teaching her. But it’s not as often as I thought it would be.

It’ll be interesting to see if Meta can convert enough users to Threads for it to be a lasting platform. As much as I don’t like Meta, they’re in the best position to take over this social space with the most resources to do it. Especially while Twitter is laughably bad right now.