LadyCrimson

I want this game, like, yesterday.

Addition: but if y'all actually organized a forum party near me I'd probably make an exception and go*. I might even wear something besides my cat nightshirt for the occasion. But I'm not going to be the one to plan it, darnit. * I figure I'm safe saying that since it'll never actually happen, right?

It would require planning, and leaving the house. Edit: I've met three 'net people in my life, all in my late 20's. Ppl I met on a depression newsgroup/usenet back in the day. It was all interesting but typically I just try to keep things separated these days.

I try to be careful about what info gets out on the net so I can relate. You all don't really think all those pictures I posted over the years are really me, do you? I hired a model ages ago. If you open and resave the video in most editors, you can opt to remove/not have the embedded metadata/EXIF included. I do that with my camera/photos too if I'm posting to the 'net. Course that's an extra step. I think there are ways to elect to remove it in-phone too, but you'd have to Google that, probably depends on phone system/apps etc.

I've heard that a few times. If he stayed more often in his serious but sorta rational mode vs. his "Klingon machoism" mode, maybe I'd agree. Still have never seen more than the first six or eight episodes of ss1 (and maybe a smattering of others) of DS9, tho.

Eventually, a few of us wise up and stop paying attention to or watching most reboot? redone? re-started? stuff in the vague hope we'll think it's close to being "good." At least cynical old farts like me. Not for me. I found Worf (outside of some humorous interactions occasionally) and the Klingons in general to be one of the most boring things of STTNG. No offense to Mr. Dorn - he was fine. And when they added that son of his ... I usually turned those episodes off. Edit: I wonder if in part it was because I knew who Brian Bonsall was (the kid playing the son) - I remembered him from Family Ties. I didn't like him a whole lot there, either. EditEdit: didn't find his addition funny/that great to that series, I mean.

Gotcha. Yeah, when they redid the forums that time all kinds of small annoyances re auto-formatting since. 😄 Re: uncle: I vote for massive prank with the aunt. Sounds more fun.

Did I miss something? 🤔

...it's just a cricket or katydid or something of that sort. I would've caught it and kept it as a pet for a day or two then put it outside. 😛 That said, despite my general love of insects as a whole, I'm only human: *in the shower* - "oh, poor little spider got wet and can't struggle up the tiles to get away from the water, I can't take watching it anymore, here let me rescue you." later ... "SPIDER CRAWLING ON MY PILLOW! DIIIIE!"

I didn't hate Waterworld, or The Postman. But I didn't particularly like them either. They both had decent or funny moments but overall I found them both in the realm of "they're ok for passing some time." My top Kevin Costner movies would probably be: No Way Out, Field of Dreams, A Perfect World, Open Range (Duvall) and The Highwaymen (w/Woody Harrelson). Most of the rest of his films, if I liked them a lot, it wasn't because of the specific presence of Costner. eg, Thirteen Days (Bruce Greenwood and Steven Culp), Silverado (basically I love the entire ensemble cast), Untouchables (Sean Connery, Andy Garcia etc) and so on. I think Coster tends to fare better in quieter/less showboat-y or ensemble cast roles vs. being the "big star" of the film, if that makes sense. I used to think that way of Tom Cruise too - he worked well within star-studded ensembles initially. Took a while for me to feel like he really held up a movie on his own.

3 thin slices of uncured bacon Small bits of thinly sliced beef Chopped dinosaur kale Several large chunks of sliced yellow onion Couple handfuls of "baby greens" salad mix and some jalapeno peppers Stir fry it in a skillet for little while. Stuff face.

Bought myself a small power recliner. Randomly saw it in some furniture outlet store. The kind that actually also lifts a fair distance up to help you get out of the thing, too. But that's not why I bought it. It's tiny, firm/cloth (vs. over-cushy) and fits me super well - it sits low/my feet actually touch the floor and it's not so wide that I feel like two of me could sit side by side in it - making armrests way too far apart for me, like most recliners/couch sections these days where I'm always slouched way over to one side... It's hard to find furniture that fits and I'm of the age now that if I find something that fits me really well, I'm buying it. eg, that loveseat recliner is outta here. Hubby has to find something now. 😛

@Keyrock Are you liking that game? I looked at it for a long while yesterday debating whether I'd want to try it. Also cyberpunk The Ascent. Haven't made up my mind quite yet on either.

Pics plz.

--Glad you're ok/guy wasn't even crazier or something and it wasn't worse - hope you find/catch the dude, Azdeus. --hummingbirds: we have a large bush near the patio and some other fence-trees they like and they visit fairly regularly in summer. Sometimes they just sorta hover in the middle of the (empty air) yard staring at our house for what reason I do not know. My mother had potted fuchsia's hanging from the eaves and they loved those. They're fun to watch. --Been feeling great, keeping busy in my own little ways. Nothing exciting/report worthy, just ... not feeling bored. I think my attention span has gotten better again too. Life feels a little brighter, is all.

And what appears to be cowboy/heeled boots. They don't look like tight jeans at least. Needed a belt to keep them up, even.

Has anyone here tried one of those home blood test strip-based triglyceride meters? They're a lot more costly than the glucose meters (and the test strips long-term pricey). Don't really care about super accuracy vs. true lab work - my worry is consistency of readings - eg, if you used them several times immediately in a row and the numbers are crazy different each time, that'd be of no use for checking for a rise or fall pattern. Health blog: my glucose remains fine and getting a bit lower already. So yeah, for now at least, insulin seems not needed as long as I stay mega low net carb. My hunger/appetite remains low, to the point the evening meal is sometimes like forcing myself to eat. 🙃 I might try OMAD (one meal a day) before long....

Reading the current posts, I realize I got the title of that Willis movie wrong, earlier. It's actually Cosmic Sin, not Cosmic String. Not that it's important or anything. I just hate it when I type-brain-fart like that. 😄 TV wise, I've been sifting through some various K-drama's that have been in my list a long time, watching a few episodes to decide if it should remain in my list. And a lot of documentary series/films, mostly environment/food-diet and ... uh ... cat ones. Of course cat ones.

^ More Ghostbusters movies? 😶 Well, at least this one has Paul Rudd in it. Although I assume it's a smallish role since I'd guess it'll mostly be those kids. Still ... Paul Rudd. Might be all right.

That'll do it. 😄 Ah. Deforestation is a problem even outside of farming aspects, imo. Not sure what "we're" going to do about it, if anything (lasting).

full 72 hours or so without any insulin. Before meal: 120. Couple hours after eating: 140. Hope rekindled! So far even on insulin I've never had upon-wakening blood sugar under 110. If I can get it to be 80 and 120 after a meal (say 2-3 months from now), far as I'm concerned I'm golden. The docs/nutritionists at the hospital were telling me to fill/eat "1/4 of your (9") plate with whole grains and/or starchy carbs." At least for me, that's apparently 1/4 plate too much.

Are you particularly sensitive to soy or something? I kept hearing "avoid soy" and even after reading about it I'm not sure what the really negative thing is about, outside of maybe infants, or huge over-intake. Is the negative press meant more for the processed soy? I could understand that, like with any over processed stuff. Or GMO reasons? Edit: outside of using soy sauce in some of my sauces (and some processed goods, before, ofc), I don't really eat it myself much - just not into it taste wise is all.