Damn, that mask was awesome. Was my favorite mask I ever wore.

How do I get paid for this? I keep hearing that all protestors are getting paid by Soros.

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Majority of overseas MS employees are based out of India. Still a problem, but you’re right.

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Just a reminder for anyone that has a problem with this, but still uses the service… You’re part of the problem. If you don’t like it, boycott.

100% agree, just listened to it recently and wow was it boring. That and Foundation, thought since liked the show that I’d like the books, wrong. Those are the only 2 books so far that I just couldn’t get into. But I suffered through to the end with both. Even started the second Foundation book and then asked myself why I was torturing myself.

And if any of it is true, they’ll be the ones wondering why they didn’t get taken because they’re such good little christians.

I’ll have to check that one out when I finish the Old Man’s War series.

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I’m not sure why schools are allowing unfettered access to the internet on school devices.

Yea the bagpipes playing Amazing Grace gets me for some reason. If they played that at a funeral I might cry.

I’m the same way. My wife actually gives me shit for it because she doesn’t understand how I can’t have more feelings for those around me. I don’t think I’d shed a tear or even feel that emotional for anyone in my extended family dying. Just my wife and kids. Makes me question if there’s something wrong with me.

She can tell me some sad real life story and it doesn’t affect me. But movies, shows, books, and games can have me tear up or bawling.

Haven’t seen Hank Sauce Cilanktro listed yet.

I was on a jury for a workers comp case. Guy was suing some corpo because they denied his workers comp just because. Our entire jury was like “fuck that scummy corpo lawyer” and we sided with the guy who was a dedicated rail worker for like 20+ years. Felt like a small win.

I wonder if we’ll get another high return iBond this year