Except for that whole sexual consent thing

Before the actual assassination in Canada and this attempted one, I didn’t give a fuck about Sikh nationhood. Now I’m thinking they need a country that doesn’t reach outside of its borders to kill them.

Is there a mobile app for that? Didn’t see it mentioned on the page.

Plex for movies and TV. Jellyfin for porn. And never the Twain shall meet

I heard one hypothesis from evolutionary biology that it was a holdover from Paleolithic times. The woman’s noises were an invitation for the rest of the men in the tribe to join in. The shape and size of the human penis seemed designed to pump out previously deposited sperm. This being evidence of cave woman gang bangs. Granted, it might be a stretch to go from penis shape to the reason why women groan more, but it’s a possibility.

My guess — and this is pure conjecture — MS canned him because Bing didn’t eat Google’s lunch.

Disco was hot garbage except for that one episode where they ran out of budget and told a decent groundhog day story. Pike carried me through the second season though. And the only interesting character was the spidey-sense alien dude. Didn’t bother with season 3.

Picard. Well… I only lasted ten minutes into the first episode. Noped out when the motorbike helmet Romulan ninja killed the roommate with a knife. Guess they couldn’t afford stun mode on a phaser or something.

Strange New Worlds is great. I’d rank it better than Voyager but not quite original series quality. Not yet anyway. And when Jack Quaid popped out the other side of the portal, that’s when I thought I’d give Lower Decks a chance.

What blows my mind is is that astronomers work with numbers incomprehensible to the human mind every day. Of course, they can calculate them, but to comprehend what a trip to our nearest galaxy would be like? Pretty damn difficult. What it would be like to travel from one end of the known universe to the other? Our fragile minds just can’t take in numbers of that magnitude.

Fun fact: To the Arabs, Laurence of Arabia was known as “that weird Brit who just refused to fuck off.”

Confirmation bias

After I defacebooked my phone years ago, the desktop site wanted my phone number to affirm my identity. Noped out right then and there. Haven’t missed FB in the slightest.

I used to go commando. However, after one incident with a bit of errant flesh caught in my zipper, I reconsidered the error of my ways.

Most bad movies are boring, but The Room is pure entertainment from beginning to end.

After the show came back, half the shows made me laugh. The other half were devoid of actual lols.

squeal! New Futurama!

…oh wait they’re just gonna dilute the quality even more… fuck

It’s been a year!? Jebus cripes I’m getting old

My fantasy go-to series is The Chronicles of Amber. Roger Zelazny was a poet, and it comes out in his prose. Dude evokes visions inside your mind.

The universe is a collection of infinite reflections between order (ie Amber) and the Courts of Chaos. Corwin is one of the nine princes of Amber, an immortal who can travel between the reflections.

I read the first five books of the series every few years. But word of warning, the first book reflects the casual chauvinism of the the time it was written. Worth powering through those bits though.

The last five books are okay, but nowhere as good as the first five.

The point is whataboutism.

My vision of self driving cars was of an integrated system where all the parts weave together to create a safer and faster environment. But self driving cars are just not able to deal with the edge cases that will pop up. Even that would be okay, but GM tried to cover up this horrific accident. That inspires the opposite of trust. I gotta wonder how many other incidents have been covered up. GM is a company with limited resources. Alphabet, the parent company of Waymo, has a virtually infinite budget. How many incidents have they hidden from the public eye?