Eh you haven’t been to my local Thai place...
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I think it’s also important that cooking at home is now considered an acceptable and often times preferred date idea. “Netflix and Chill” may seem like a crass joke but “Let’s cook something with fancy pesto at my place and then afterwards watch that Marvel movie we both missed in theaters because we were too busy in…
It’s funny because I remember reading articles a couple years back saying everyone’s going to restaurants rather than the movies anymore. So i guess that got too expensive as well.
What a great idea. I have two grandparents in their 90's now and just recently lost a grandmother to Alzheimer’s. It’s remarkable how much their days improve when they actually stay hydrated but they’re so stubborn about it.
They had such an environmental issue with goose poop in my hometown that they actually tried rounding up the geese at night and gassing them to death in vans. Pretty gruesome stuff that stopped pretty fast after folks heard about it but in their defense, have you ever met a goose?
Oh absolutely but it all depends on what you’re watching. I’ve been watching a lot of Fox shows like Bob Burgers without ever seeing an ad. Plus, I find there’s a lot more movies and shows I actually want to watch on Hulu compared to the crap Netflix keeps slapping a sticker on. In that context, it feels really hard…
I don’t think we’re necessarily in disagreemnt here regarding Netflix. I just think Hulu as a subscription service is the direct opposite of regular TV.
Oh definitely. And it’s the same ad over and over again. It makes binging real hard.
Psh not with Super Hulu no-ads 4k Premium or whatever the highest tier is I’m paying $11.99 a month for. I haven’t seen an ad in months. My parents describe some new funny Geico animals to me and I have zero concept what they’re talking about.
I started following Screen Junkies after this whole thing went down and I got to say they’re pretty entertaining and open-minded. Other channels I like are MovieBob (Bob Chipman), Lindsay Ellis, Nerdwriter, and Patrick H Willems. However, it’s worth noting Bob Chipman is the only one out of any of those that handles…
Yeah I’m looking at the totem pole and that sounds pretty far down on the “input you’re allowed to give for this wedding” hierarchy.
Was this person a relative or the venue?
I agree both are narrative messes but Iron Man 2 is by far the worst. That movie basically takes the improv stylings of the first film and sets them loose to the point where it feels like you’re watching a film made by drunk people. Thor 2 can be super generic, but at least it keeps moving in a straight line.
Ugh you got every right to give him the side-eye. There are people that legit need a trained emotional support animal but the deluge of these cards has eroded any legitimacy these have. It also has a way of making some mental illnesses look less legitimate. If people are going to think the concept of an emotional…
My friends have had to tell guests they couldn’t bring their dogs to their wedding.
Yeah I really think it comes down to communicating and understanding the vibe of the event. There’s also plenty of occasions where a significant other can join in midway through, especially if your friend is asking to meet the new SO. In such situations, I usually plan on meeting up with the friend first, catching up…
Or she’s just pulling a Julian and is carrying a cocktail around constantly.
We’re certainly past the point where that idea of a socially awkward dude silently crushing on a girl in the hopes that the world will one recognize his greatness is endearing at all anymore. I blame gamergate and the near sociopathic tendencies of rich dorks in Silicon Valley but more than anything it’s a sign that…
31 year old here, so I’m a little on the older limit of these findings. I do go out a lot but I live in Brooklyn, where bars tend to be in ample supply and living space is tiny. I can’t imagine how much of a pain in the butt it is to get places when you have to take an uber or assign a DD to get there. If I lived in…