That’s how I find them, so yeah.

And it might be kind of interesting until you do the math and realize that each instance pays the price of storing your thoughts.

116 is a leap birthday.

I browse all, so it annoys me but I also realize that’s what I set myself up for.

When it really annoys me I block the less popular community or the one who keeps annoying me.

But the ones that really really annoy me are the people who join and then make a community “Just for their thoughts, ideas, and links.”

Get a fucking diary. (Again, this is still a me problem, it’s just what annoys me.)

I love noticing my cats scratching that itch and then helping them.

Connecticut. Saved you a click.

boop

Got your nose!

There was one where Maryjane was telling Peter about her day. It was playable and it was kind of a pain.

I was pretty pissed that I was failing at a MEMORY. It just didn’t need to be there.

It has been going on for awhile and was the inspiration for the show Succession.

There is always The Most Unwanted Song:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=-gPuH1yeZ08

Warning: Very long, contains bad music that includes an opera singer rapping about cowboys and children singing holiday commercials.

I actually own this on CD.

Did you binge the whole thing?

I love seasons one and two. It never really goes downhill but those two initial seasons are nearly perfect to me.

If you have also watched Deadwood, you will appreciate them bringing in co-stars from that show here and there.

Community, followed by Fringe and then Justified.

Community is my ideal sitcom: weird, experimental, hilarious, and emotional. It was my comfort show for a very long time. My ringtone comes from that show, Professor Professorson’s conspiracy theory ringtone. (Dun dun dunnnnnn)

Fringe is my ideal sci-fi show: weird, far reaching, and is allowed to reach its end.

Justified is my ideal cop show: funny and dark, with a great supporting cast.

God damn. I gotta follow up on that. With enough finangling I might get appointed Ambassador.

I think the more logical conclusion is that passports are inadequate.

I also agree that borders need to be abolished but that is a far harder sell for most people.

Now that we have the internet and biometric identifiers, the document should no longer matter.

You could always see if a local group home company would appreciate the assistance.

I used to go to a food shelf like program (Ruby’s Pantry in Minnesota) and bring the excess stuff I couldn’t eat to a group home as a donation.

Upvoting you because I agree, it is obvious… but to me, only in retrospect.

This misses the point; if we cannot alter the past or see the future, we must recognize that the now is what we can influence.

Yea, but I did set the fire, so…

My first thought when I see someone with a ton of tattoos is “Fuck that looks terrible/painful/expensive.”

It’s only after that I try to appreciate them as a personal choice and artistic thing.

That said, I do want one tattoo, from the show Fringe, episode White Tulip. Just haven’t made it a priority at all.

Spiritualists conducting scam seances in 1850s Boston, the Fox sisters. Their scam was done by “knocking noises” that were generated by the sisters cracking joints or even just tapping on the table or floor.

The circles they traveled in included Quakers, suffragettes, high society, and financiers. (Some of their early seances centered on stock market predictions, and made them a good deal of money.)

I just love that intersection of societies coming together to be scammed by some pretty bright women, in a really interesting time in our national history. Strict religious beliefs in a marriage with new age free thought.

I have kind of wanted to write a book centered on that time but never found a good hook.

My grandmother was an eventual product of that generation in Boston. Very equal rights for women while in a weird religious sect, Christian Science, founded by feminist Mary Baker Eddy.