A man holds an orange leaf aloft…

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I like thinking of it as, “if you’re really not better than this, pretend you are because that’s embarrassing for you and all your friends”

I could barely tear my eyes from the beaver’s smiley backpack long enough to type this.

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I wonder how it compares to the one on the Queens Museum.

It helps to have no bills, no obligations, dinner appear by magic every day, and never read the news.

Sometimes I order from the company’s website and it shows up in an Amazon box anyway.

Well that’s just creepy. Let’s not make this more than what it was, cat.

Insidious

Vertical integration at its silliest

You have been targeted. Resistance is futile. Surrender your bed pillows, cereal boxes, and independence.

"… and I wouldn’t want to. "

It’s too late. The man died a year ago.

It doesn’t say what’s in the syringes. I guess just meds specific to the patients with known health issues, like insulin? Or something that has to do with them being trapped?

Shame, all that tribal knowledge gone gone gone

To each their own I guess.

My reason is I can’t stand the reluctant hero trope. Where, for example, a grouchy misanthropic isolated farmer is the ONLY person who can pilot this spaceship and save humanity, so he does it but grumbles the whole time. I don’t remember exactly what interstellar’s version of this was, but that’s where I bailed. No disrespect to anyone who likes it. I’m pretty picky. There are a lot of really common tropes that I avoid and I abandon movies all the time.

Almost exactly, with less mayonnaise

The movie Her, but make it hick

Fair, I don’t pay attention to Tucker or Fox

Or snickers