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Why was she not at the wedding? The idea of my wife or I not going to one of our siblings weddings seems pretty odd to me.

I can't believe Nintendo delayed every have they had coming out this year!

I got an allowance based on my age, $1/year.

I've seen at least the first 3 and the TV show. I don't remember for sure if I've actually seen the 4th one or just remember seeing ads for it.

I tried it for a couple weeks after it first came out, but it has way too much running in place for how messed up my hip is.

Sometimes people think their life is too stress free and doesn't have enough shrill screaming, so they decide to have kids to fix that.

While it can look cool, I prefer the room to be as dark as possible when I'm playing games, to the point where I don't even wire the light to the power button in my computer, let alone add a whole bunch of random lights.

Unless the gender is revealed in the form of cake I don't see the point.

I don't think anything with crust like a Chicago style pizza would be defined by anyone who knows what they are talking about as a casserole.

I think last time I went 8 months without a haircut, and my wife still complained that it didn't need to be cut yet.

Go to bed at 11, wake up at 6.

Like it or not, as electric vehicle ownership becomes more commonplace something will need to be done to offset the money from gas taxes that goes into maintaining road infrastructure.

Bismark

Small children enjoy them.

No. So about the same as before covid.

Maybe if I moved and didn't have to pay for my wife and kids...

It makes sense. I think the most confusing part for someone who hasn't looked into the problem before is understanding that someone with more information than you is intentionally opening a door with nothing behind it. If they just picked a door at random and had a chance to reveal the prize with their pick as well, it would still be a 50/50 chance on your second pick and it wouldn't matter if you switched or not.

The most painful part of the whole process for me was ripping the band-aid off after the shot was over and done with. You barely even feel the shot itself.

While I somewhat prefer physical books, e-books just have so many advantages and I read them way more often than physical books.

Usually $40-$50 per week on takeout. Though that is for a family of 5 once a week.

mustachedmystic posted...

I believe it's orbiting perpendicular to the equator, at a slight angle. So, it can land anywhere.

From CNN: The European Space Agency has predicted a "risk zone" that encompasses "any portion of Earth's surface between about 41.5N and 41.5S latitude"

How much longer until this happens?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kessler_syndrome

I live far enough north that it isn't a concern.

I grabbed one from work just to see what they actually were because they had a box of them in the break room with our company logo on them left over from a trade show or something.

NoxObscuras posted...

I mean... People shouldn't still be saying that. It's been months now since the initial rollout.

Stupid people: "But what if it kills me 10 years from now?"

I've been meaning to get to Super Mario RPG for years and might actually do it soon.

How else are you going to trick people into behaving how you want them to behave if they don't have to face any consequences for their actions?

Good video games coming out this year

Metroid Prime Trilogy remake.

Depends on how much I'm able to ignore my kids and other social obligations. If I really needed to I probably could though.

Though last year I did read through the sunlight Stormlight archive books and each took about 2 weeks, and those are between 1000 to 1200 pages each.

What_ posted...

If a moon had a moon would the moon not be called planet?

A planet is specifically orbiting a star. An object orbiting the moon of a planet would be a subsatellite, also known as a submoon, or moonmoon.

Mushrooms

It depends. For a birthday I would normally go for cake (cheesecake being my favorite). Though overall pie is probably better.

I don't typically eat food in bed, so probably my wife.

Hop103 posted...

J&J is the safest bet, since it doesn't cause fatigue and has lower chances of chills.

Obviously this is anecdotal, but the 2 people I know who got the J&J vaccine were hit just as hard with side effects as the people I know who got the others.

Wolfenstein 2

Here are some of the least terrible shows my kids got obsessed with when they were toddlers:

• Paw Patrol
• Numberblocks
  
• Curious George
  
• Green Eggs and Ham
• PJ Masks
  
• Various PBS shows like Daniel Tiger and The Wild Kratz

I'm not going to claim they aren't annoying, but some of them are a step above baby shark.

Also, not exactly a toddler show, but my youngest (2.5) probably has watched My Neighbor Totoro over 100 times.

It could be the greatest game ever made and I still wouldn't be able to play it because it is only on a console that isn't available anywhere.

I've been there a few times, but that is just because my mom volunteers for a local community theater that sometimes uses the high school's auditorium. So it has always been in the summer when no kids are around.

I don't now who my favorite is, but you what emperor was horrible? Elagabalus and his stupid black stone.

I'm not sure if I'll pick this one up, but I still go physical whenever I can with games. The restrictions on sharing digital games between family members is super annoying on a game that my myself, my wife, and at least 2 of the kids would want to play eventually.

Shotgunnova posted...

Constantinope.

I think you mean Byzantium.

I'll almost always go pick up food, though my work has done virtual team lunches a few times during the pandemic that I've gotten delivered since I'm not paying.
And very rarely when my wife isn't home and I'm ordering food I'll get it delivered rather than packing 3 kids into a car to a car to go pick it up.