I think in a mishmash of the two. When I’m really thinking something out, I think in words. But overall it’s flurry of words, pictures, sounds, feelings, etc.
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I’m not so sure about that. I think this entire show has been grappling with what Diane set out in the Season 1 finale: There is no deep down; we are just the things we do. So will Bojack just be the guy who left mountains of destruction and misery in his wake before he offed himself? For most of the show, the answer…
I just listened to this Hidden Brain episode. Lasting change really is about making those small tweaks, and removing or creating “friction” in order to persuade yourself to do better.
To me, Little Graduation felt like it was exploring the side of Steven that comes from Pink/Rose—Steven’s certainly nicer about it, but just like his mom, he “collects” people. He doesn’t treat them like they’re their own people, but rather pieces on a game board he and only he should get to move around. He gets upset…
I was finally able to see the yellow dots by looking at the top edge of the animation and unfocusing my eyes a little.
The code doesn’t make this cost $18; it take$18 off the $46 price. It’s still $28.
The code doesn’t make this cost $18; it take$18 off the $46 price. It’s still $28.
I always felt like seasons 1 and especially 2 were making the argument that the concepts of heaven and hell were in themselves immoral. You get 80 years if you’re lucky, to take a few swings at not being a total trash bag, with no indication of how the game actually works, and then you spend forever either in paradise…
Is it really called “strong arm”? As in a synonym for oppress, force, bully, intimidate, and a whole slew of other super-cuddly words?
I really disliked this episode. As short as it was, it was still too long. I think it was trying to make some sort of point about political bickering and opportunism, but this show is so messy that it didn’t really land for me. It’s a funny premise that this kid just wants somewhere to jackoff in peace and to look at…
No dice for me. I “enabled” them, then tried to remove them, and no matter what, they reappear in my favorites. My “frequently used” is all memoji, despite the fact I’ve never once used them.
Neither of these do anything to disable or even hide Memojis. This is some clickbait nonsense.
If you live in a state where it’s legal, go to a dispensary and buy something edible. Eat like a 5mg to 10mg dose and WAIT, for like two hours at least. You might not feel anything for a while, but it should eventually give you a nice, gentle view into what you can tolerate. And it might just make you doze off.
That’s a quality photoshop job...
That’s a quality photoshop job...
You are indeed boggled. Renting is not borrowing. Landlords aren’t doing anyone a favor. They’re running a business.
You are in the minority against a vast, vast majority. Just look at the other jackboot, authority-worshiping comments in this thread. Most landlords and wannabe landlords think because they own the property they can do whatever they want and treat their tenants like crap because you’re borrowing myyyyyyyyyyy property…
Yikes. Just retitle this, “Use this feudal lord forum to learn how to be a good serf!”
Thanks to Gaga for remembering Gilroy. I live nearby, and it seems like nationally everyone totally forgot about us because of Dayton and El Paso. Luckily, that means that rotting orange creature didn’t come waddle around here and brag about its electoral win or whatever, but it also means that a lot of the help passed…
The bear is sticky with honey.
Yes! I also love that 30 Rock resolved stories across the entirety of the final season. A lesser show would have tried to cram everything into the very last episode, but instead we get to see the happy ending plus little glimpses of what the ever after might be like.