Bob Marley, sure.

Tbf I haven’t listened to that much reggae. Apparently ska is older and has wider roots.

There always has to be that one guy. I guess it’s me this time.

I love the little dance. And I need one of their hats.

You suck.

The Ogre by Gnome.

It’s an 8 minute long almost instrumental badass song about the gnomes getting eaten by an ogre and cutting their way free. They have other great songs too like Wenceslas, Stinth Thy Clep, and Old Soul.

With HBO, it’s usually an ad for another one of their shows, rather than an ad for the thing you’re already subscribed to. I’m okay with that, even though I usually skip the ads anyway.

God, you’re so fucking right. And usually in the Midwest if it’s a local place, the pizza can either be pretty damn good, or just gross and locals will still say it’s the best ever. my city does have a pretty good NY style pizza place though.

That said, I don’t mind my local Papa John’s. Their crust is kinda sweet, and I like that it’s soft.

Your comment made me think of this scene from American Dad

Laurence Fishburne read a letter from a former slave to his old master on this channel. It was actually kind of a touching story, that ended up getting pretty funny towards the end.

Here’s the link to the video.

Doing the Lord’s work

A little unrelated, but is anyone else tired of the stupid “three episodes to really get the story going”?

Like I feel like all the shows Disney has been among the last few years have all been that way, almost to a T. I didn’t watch one of their shows (except maybe Loki) that didn’t take at least three episodes to even get the plot rolling to begin with.

Imo there’s no reason for this. Anime gets away with doing a bunch of crazy shit up front and then using the rest of the time to build the world and explain what’s going on. I want an action-packed pilot that tells me just enough about the characters to get me hooked, then you can take the second or third episodes to start fleshing out your world.

My town has one. And I honestly wish it didn’t. On one hand I can see why it’s nice to have something like that: quick communication in case an emergency happens, you can tell people directly about events and such that might be happening around the area, you can get to know some of your neighbors if you so choose.

I don’t like it because the one for my town is just your basic chatroom, except everyone knows everyone else lives within 10 miles or so of each other. It feels gross to me, and I’m not entirely sure why. It’s populated by adults anywhere from their 20s to their 50s and 60s, as well as teenagers between the ages of 13-19. It just gives me the ick when I see someone in their 40s being very friendly to a teen in a chatroom.

I once spent a morning in bed watching this guy replace his roof, rather than do anything else.

He seems to be on top of things.

Aka: the American prison system.

She’s from the area where I live, I’ve only ever heard maybe two songs of hers, and the first time I even heard about her was a couple months ago. I’m glad she’s been able to follow her dreams and turn her life around, but I gotta be honest, I don’t really give a shit what her opinions are.

Solid color polos and khakis

Ratatouille.

Damn. Looks like I’ll have to update Ublock again.

I take it he’s a bit of a loser?

I think the only role I’ve ever heard of Idina Menzel playing is Elsa from Frozen

I mean I guess, but if it’s an organization conducting medical research, I’d assume they already have all the syringes they’d need?

It would probably mean a little more like you’re thinking if OP said “donate syringes to clinics and ERs” or something.