One thing they tend to have in common is the belief that they personally own the road their on.

Yeah and I didn’t think it was that good. It wasn’t bad, but the 1st Super Troopers was lightning in a bottle.

Love the tagline. “making the impossible merely inadvisable”

I think that’s my favorite tree too.

Agreed. I feel the same way.

I’ve got about 20 users blocked. Only a few were immediate blocks -mainly related to nsfw images not being tagged and/or in improper communities. The rest were ‘troll’/bad faith comments after multiple comments in posts.

Judging by the bones, kitty already ate.

That’s why I love Thrilling Adventure Hour so much. Its funny and in the style of old time radio.

There’s plenty of high production podiodramas but they are more like a movie to me than old radio dramas.

The podcast “Improvised Star Trek”. Its basically “lower Decks” before Lower Decks was a thing.

With all the bad shit I’ve heard about Roblox I’m very disappointed that so many people and companies still endorse it.

I like how it didn’t dawdle, but at the same time I wish it went just a little slower. Things got up and running just a little to fast. I would have liked to see a little more of them alone and a little more of them trying to rebuild.

Also RiP Eric Dane who I just found out the other day passed a couple months ago.

I loved station 11. Has a few problems story wise towards the end, but overall definitely a recommended watch.

I really enjoyed Fringe until the last season or 2. It lost me with the alternate timeline. I’m really gonna have to go back and do a rewatch.

I hope we get a Loki season 3. It was such a good damn show.

To piggy back off warehouse 13, I recommend Eureka. Really fun show and I love me some Sheriff Carter.

Been a few years since my last rewatch, but it still held up. I just wish we got the spinoff with Jimmi Simpson.

That’s why I love and have used moon+ reader for years. Lots and lots of options to help fix screwed up formatting. Especially back in the day it seemed like for every 3 “good” books, at least 1 would be janky and I’d need to make adjustments for it to display well on whatever phone I had at the time

There is something special about reading real books. I just wish my life was more stable. Over the years I’ve lost my huge physical book collection that I started as a kid due to a combo of lots of moving and limited space to keep them.

The convenience of digital means I don’t have to suffer that particular loss anymore.

This is the way.

That’s step 2. - They want to get into reading.

Step 1 is to do it the cheapest way possible. Which means either real books or on a device they already have.

Then if they find they enjoy it they can/should start spending some money on hardware/software to enhance the experience.

But there’s no reason for them to spend any money on tech until they know reading recreationally is for them.