I felt the warmth of my cat cuddling next to me when I woke up this morning.

I saw the light of the moon shining into my bedroom.

I heard the buzz of traffic humming through my window.

I understood that I had to set my fantasy football lineup because I forgot to last night.

Loved her on Taskmaster. "Have I met these potatoes before?!"

Between herself, John Kearns, and Munya, that season was a goldmine for 'comedians I had never heard of before and ended up loving'.

My ex told me people didn't like me because I shared my thoughts too much, and I just got feedback from my boss about the same thing

Often times when this criticism is brought up it's not the fact that you're simply sharing your thoughts, but rather the thoughts themselves that you're sharing. If your opinions are problematic then obviously people won't want to hear them and won't want to be around you. So if you don't mind, could you share exactly what you said that made these people criticize you in this way?

Pre-google youtube only existed for a year and it wasn't that great. What I miss is the early Google era. 2007-2010

I would say overall I'm below average. Fairly dumb. Bottom 30% of society.

I don't mind it too much. I know a lot about cinema and film history so I'm happy with that.

Got two sci fis to recommend:

Coherence dinner party among friends gets stuck between alternate realities. One of those really good scripts that was shot on a microbudget. Weird movie, lots of fun to think about

Prospect a western film about a prospector going after a big score which also happens to be a sci fi movie set on an alien planet. Great film, very cool style and very underrated.

Banshees of Inisherin. Might end up as my best of the decade, I know it's early but I truly loved that film. .

Fargo. Even the "true story" that it's based on never happened.

Report and block, that's what I did. We don't need that nonsense around here

I'm a movie guy, but it doesn't really come down to quality for me. I've watched many shows that match or exceed the quality of even the very best movies. I just prefer the package of a movie; being able to sit down and get the complete experience in one afternoon as opposed to the days/weeks/months or even years long commitment of watching a show. Don't get me wrong, I love TV, I just prefer the ease and comfort that a movie can give me.

OBS is my one of my favorite softwares in general, let alone open source

I jump up and touch the top of the doorframe when I'm passing through a door. Not every time. But probably more than half the time.