TheRealKuni

That’s a good idiom, I like it.

This is similar to mine. I can detect the presence of nickel in an alloy at a certain concentration by how much it makes my skin tingle. Prolonged contact will result in a rash.

I really like Shrinking. It took me a bit, I was iffy for a while, but by the end of season 1 I was very much on board.

It absolutely is worth $7 for the less-than-a-month it will take to watch Ted Lasso. And honestly Apple TV has a surprising number of good shows.

Shrinking is another from Bill Lawrence that is worth a watch, starring Jason Segal and Harrison Ford.

Schmigadoon is great if you like musicals.

Mythic Quest is from many of the same minds behind Always Sunny.

And there are others that have been recommended to me that I’ve yet to try out. One of my coworkers has recommended Severance but I haven’t seen it yet.

Get ready to binge the entire show! I told myself, “I’ll watch the first few episodes” and two weeks later I had watched the entire first season three times. First by myself, then showed it to my fiancee, then showed it to my best friend.

P.S. Zach Braff directed the second episode!

By the way, I absolutely love your username.

Edit: “You killed my Scion. Prepare to die.”

Obviously you do you, but man I make a mean smash burger at home with deli-style American and an exceptionally simple seasoning of 4 parts salt, 1 part pepper.

Don’t get me wrong, bleu cheese on a burger is a solid choice. But I don’t really like cheddar on burgers nearly as much. Doesn’t melt the right way.

Kraft’s Deli-style is pretty good, too (comes in a pre-sliced block, like what restaurants use for burgers). Just don’t get the Kraft singles, which aren’t nearly as good in flavor or consistency.

“I like to give away joy for free!”

Have you tried 30 Rock (Scrubs and 30 Rock are tied for my most rewatched show) or Ted Lasso (showrun by Bill Lawrence like Scrubs)?

It’s a slang term for ass in the US, so I’m guessing they’d get shit for it here, too.

Yumi and the Nightmare Painter by Brandon Sanderson. It’s the third of his Kickstarter books and I’m enjoying it so far, but I’ve barely started it.

People are divided on Oathbringer, but I genuinely think it’s my favorite book.

I’m currently reading Secret Project 3, it’s good so far but I’m only a few pages in.

Yeah, absolutely wild!

Well now you’ve got my morbid curiosity running wild!

Sounds to my uneducated ears like bees hiving. IIRC a bunch of individual bees go out and find potential spots for a new hive, then come back and communicate with the hive details like where it is and what it’s like. Then the hive picks one of the spots and all of them who are going to go to the new hive go.

My suggestion would be 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. It was a book that I could not put down.

Well of course not. If you try it would just float up toward the surface.

What’s more, they then gave discounted battery replacements to phones of the most-effected generations. As in, for like $50 or something the phone went back to working essentially like new (and had better battery life again to boot).

If their goal with the battery health throttling was to make money by forcing people to buy new phones, they sure went about it in a weird way. 😆