I will never forget setting up my PSVR, scrolling through the games and seeing that Spider Man Homecoming game and being all excited to play as Spider Man, only to be disappointed when it is barely even a demo.

I went there with my 3 year old. He scurried in a little hole at the base of this big tree like thing and then climbed up to the second floor. He looked out over the balcony at me and at first he was excited to see that he was above me and then it hit him that he couldn’t figure out how to get back down so he started…

Astrobot really is a revolution of a game. It made me feel like I did the first time I played Mario 64 when suddenly the platformer wasn’t just a side scroller.

We had HBO so I would get the HBO show guide and look in the back for the shows that had nudity or partial nudity and try to make sure to watch those.

This is the perfect “kids today” moment, because kids today can see nudity with device in their pocket without any of the effort that old people like me had to go through.

From the thumbnail I thought they were shaped like the fruit part you had eaten. It is a bit sad to see they are just little plastic seals. 

From the thumbnail I thought they were shaped like the fruit part you had eaten. It is a bit sad to see they are…

I’m a grown man and not really a huge Harry Potter fan, but I have to admit when I got on the Hogwarts Express I teared up a bit.

This was my experience at the Harry Potter stuff from Universal (which all of this is obviously in response to from the blue milk/butter beer to the not being allowed a muggle drink inside those areas and of course the wand ceremony/light saber building thing)

Yeah, the “fabulist” description early on made me think this was going to all just be some elaborate hoax, but turns out dude is just a charlatan. Not nearly as interesting.

In less than a decade people will no longer eat a cheeseburger? The older i have gotten the more I realize that a decade is a very short amount of time. I will admit that things can change radically in a decade (the pre-smart phone/pre-social media decade would have had a hard time predicting today’s culture) but to…

Sometimes it isn’t the genitalia that is the scandal, but rather who received the pictures. 

I like to turn a sports conversation into a hobbies conversation or a would you rather type conversation. Something like this:

My job requires that I do small talk often and this sort of thing can backfire on you sometimes. I have one guy who I wanted to get to know better so I asked him questions about his job, and now he tells me all of the minute details of engine repair and everything he says just goes over my head so I have to just nod.

Then wear something that you do like to talk about such as a movie or geek t-shirt. If you are being a little more stylish at your event then some big splash of something different like a bowtie or even a bowler hat.

Baywatch suddenly showed up in my feed too. I wonder if they paid a bunch for it and want people to see it.

And this has the negative effect of making people wait longer before showing up because they know he is going to ramble. One of the best lessons you can learn if you are regularly collecting people is to start on time. If you consistently wait 5 minutes for the latecomers then they will show up even later because they…

It is awesome or sad that I knew what movie this was from just from the GIF? 

This also fixes some of the confusion of “did we say 6 or 6:30" When you tell everyone to meet at 5:49 it sticks in their head a bit better.

Depending on what you want to do with your files afterward I think you can import PDFs as a printout in OneNote and then make the text searchable (I am having a fight with my Microsoft Office License right now or I would walk you through the exact steps.)