FlashMobOfOne

I’m always a few years behind on consoles and enjoy the robust secondary market, so to me, it doesn’t matter much.

Outside of Zelda and Mario Kart, there isn’t much these days that’s exclusive to Nintendo that I give a damn about anyway.

It doesn’t matter. One thing the voters agreed upon resoundingly in 2024 was that a non-functioning brain is a-okay.

Reminds me of how his administration stopped reporting on COVID testing.

Just don’t watch the “extended” version. The only scene added was a janitor walking into Bastian’s hidden reading space and complaining.

I’m in my 40’s and still have nightmares about G’Mork sometimes.

And the latter portion of the book was even darker.

I know it doesn’t matter but as much as I like their burritos I just had to stop buying. I couldn’t take their fuckery, and it’s absurd to me what they’re charging for a burrito that’s basically all beans and rice. I wouldn’t mind it if they paid their workers well, but we all know they don’t.

Ours is a nation of puritanical hypocrites.

That’s how Freddy got Joey in Nightmare on Elm Street 4.

And 3.

Joey was hormonal.

You’ve convinced me.

Dang it.

/s

And to conveniently keep a manifesto on your person in that context just seems comically implausible. Based on that, in addition to other data points, I am reasonably confident that he is in fact an innocent man being railroaded.

Honestly, I’ve been thinking along similar lines. None of this makes sense outside of a guy being railroaded.

Nah, the video’s super inconclusive.

Innocent.

Perhaps they didn’t word it eloquently, but they’re not wrong.

The elderly are the wealthiest and that affords them tremendous political power, seeing as how young people can’t afford to miss a day of work to vote.

Yes, unequivocally.

It’s only happened twice in world history for a reason.

There are thousands of nukes in the world, but no one ever fires them. They make the world more peaceful, not more dangerous.

Pretty glorious.

If you want to go out and do something: have lunch, go to a movie, or whatever, it’s not nearly as busy and you can have a more peaceful time.

I built my physique over 10 years in a gym, but I’ve kept it with heavy handweights and a collapsible bench in my home gym. Anything’s possible as long as you know what you want, know what works for you, are willing to do the work.

I got some of my equipment just by putting out an ask on my local Buy Nothing group. There are a lot of people out there with big dreams who buy stuff they never use are are happy to gift it if you’ll keep it out of a landfill.

For me, the effort of going somewhere to exercise is a big impediment,

For most of my adult life I was the exact opposite: I needed somewhere to go as part of my routine. Now that my car’s been on loan to my mom and dad for a year, and I’m pretty sure I’m never getting it back, I had to get home equipment and adapt by necessity. Luckily I enjoy lifting, so it’s been less difficult to stay consistent than I expected.

When it comes to exercise the struggle isn’t doing it, it’s finding a routine that works for you. That’s the key, figuring out something you can do and make a habit of it so it becomes routine, like brushing your teeth.

I bought a collapsible bench and hand weights in late 2024 so I could cut the gym membership from my budget, and I’ve been able to maintain my usual habit of lifting 3-4 times a week. The added benefit is that it’s nice not to have to deal with other people or wait for equipment. You can learn better ways to work out from professionals for free on Youtube, and you can add equipment to your home gym over time.

It’s definitely reasonable to be new and never go to a gym.