I have a different question. How much wine extract can i add to the water in my body to be able to correctly state i exist out of 80% wine and still live.

It works both ways.

Sometimes i hear a friend complaining about a game mechanics and i can chip in with a potential reason on why and how the perceived superior way may not be so easy to implement.

Other times you notice the game is dependent on windows specific media files that are NOT standard for windows depending in country, are not shipped with the game and will cause a very specific crash at a specific minor “tv starts playing” event which happens exactly once in the entire game… that is the first introduction mission.

The trick was playing coop and rejoining after the crash. Skipping the scene because my friend sat trough it.

Borderlands 3 ladies on gentlemen. Its not a bad game but that was just the first of many but lots of minor issues.

To add to this.

Just because i failed to act on the stuff that needs doing doesn’t mean i had it easy or that am not exhausted.

Usually the reflective awareness of my stuck state drains me way more then if i would you just be able to get up and do it.

I have never seen the twilight zone but the joke is on the people who downvote me cause “the twilight zone” is exactly the term i would use to describe the limbo feeling between “knowing i will require sustenance soon” and “knowing whats for dinner”

I have never enjoyed twitter so much as i have since the Musk Express boarded it.

I don’t have even an account or visit the site.

Confident and well pronounced speaking. Combed hair and good hygiene.

This is an observation, not an endorsement. I botch up normal speaking frequently and i find i am way more judged for that than whatever it is i actually say.

Is the joke that he is smoking crack and hallucinating a world where the always stressful question “what dinner?” Is actually easily decided on?

I like the necktie. I love neckties in real live.

Bowtie is still the clear winner for me and apparently the general opinion. But it is your duck, your opinion matters most.

I think there is an inbetween where you not declared saint but basically are declared somewhat holy ready to be sainted once you die.

This children is why the need for private communication isn’t something you can laugh away by claiming you have nothing to hide.

On the contrary, given the premise its a smart observation from an unknownledged person.

“Wifi is waves in the air” is very very wrong but as it appears it’s what this person was thought to believe. Given that they trust this information the conclusion makes perfect sense.

The only “dumb” here is whoever explain wifi like this to them.

So what the post really amounts to is. “I applied actual reasoning to the information i was provided as fact and my conclusion seemed strange, so i will ask on no stupid questions to figure out whats really going on”

More intelligent than the majority of internet users.

Oh yes i am definitely one of them “keep the fire alive while telling stories about the night sky” types.

But what that really means is that somehow during the day my body already has the energy to be alert and focused. It just refuses to let me selfdrive unless i fill it up with caffeinoline first or till when actual cosmic phenomena are aligned to my subconscious.

The big mystery is where does my body find the streng to magically flip from tired all day to seeming infinite energy every evening?

Its like you never heard of shπ.

Assuming trees feel anything like humans.

There are always good and bad experiences, humanity is no different but we can’t exactly tell what a tree enjoys or how they may perceive reality.

Have you considered alien trees?

There are! I found them hidden inside some spool of metal wire.

Thats just carbon though. Surely the nutrients in the ground are equally important.

My wish has also been to become a tree actually.

Its not legal where i live but i prefer if my body was buried as is without coffin in a forest so flora and fungi can feast on my nutrients.

It taught me the way of unix.

I used to be afraid of the terminal in linux. Now i am eager to try openbsd.