@JinShei said in Health and Wealth and GrownUp Stuff:
No, homeopathy doesn't cure bipolar, asthma, PCOS, endo, or arthritis, because it is SUGAR PILLS.
I agree, but I have found that many of my past conditions have been affected by my choice to alter my nutrition, exercise, and lifestyle-related habits.
Some doctors just go right to the drugs, rather than going straight to harder mechanisms to change. I understand why, but that doesn’t make non-drug alternatives ineffective.
The entire series and fan base seems to reek of nostalgia, even though most of the movies and episodes I like are undeniably anti-traditional.
I too will wait and see, but I don’t think I will be disappointed.
Gentleman Jack.
Is that a show?
I mean, I know what Gentleman Jack is, and I use it when my partner is watching medical porn.
@mietze said in Real World Peeves, Disgruntlement, and Irks.:
Just for the record, for most bank issues screaming at anyone wont get them resolved faster. Especially screaming at the teller.
Just for the record, screaming at someone doesn't get anyone's issues resolved any faster.
Being polite goes a long fucking way.
@Thenomain said in Good TV:
Also, is it true that Netflix is thinking about removing all the smoking from season 3?
I don't know, but if they do then you would remove half of the scenes.
Seriously, folks, it's the fucking 80s, so you might as well object to their clothes.
I've heard this a lot, and I just don't agree.
I think Season 2 wasn't as good as the others, yes, but it wasn't terrible. That they had Paul Reiser in it made the entire thing deliciously meta. It certainly didn't turn me off the franchise, even if I will concede it suffered a little from the 'holy fuck this is popular let's make another season without adequate planning' syndrome.
But Season 3 is definitely super awesome, and highly recommended.
Stranger Things Season 3 is a revitalization of the franchise, and definitely worth binge-watching.
@Arkandel said in New moderator.:
You may now kiss the forum.
That's just a nice way of saying "eat shit and die," isn't it?
Y’all act like this is the end of the world or some shit. The truth is far more prosaic.
Although not quite as intelligent and witty as Teen Titans Go! or Unikitty, Cartoon Network's The Powerpuff Girls is a solid series.
@Dark-Archon said in Real World Peeves, Disgruntlement, and Irks.:
Mumble rap is retarded.
Truly. People have been dishing out that music since the 90s. I mistook the first mumble rap I heard for a Tricky B-Sider.
Wang the Dyslexic guy says: “Sick my duck.”
But yeah honestly Geralt and Yennefer have to be one of my favorite video game pairings of all time. Dayum.
Sorry. I went with Triss.
But my favorite character on Letterkenny is Wayne, so --
@Selira said in General Video Game Thread:
except Luna doesn't have a personality and her entire role in the story was seemingly to get fridged.
I get what you're saying here (and I disagree; she's the older woman), but this seems to be consistent with a lot of other games.
I mean, I really liked Tess in The Last of Us.
@Carex said in What Types of Games Would People Like To See?:
If you make the investment for entry low and reward players even if they die, it might go a long way to retaining players.
This is probably true.
People kept playing, they kept trying to succeed even though they died in what was a completely unfair market because the barrier to entry was so low.
This is not. There is a reason that Dark Metal eventually shut down: because the market was unfair, and better products came out. Unsurprisingly, those better products leaned towards evening out the unfair market.
@Rinel said in Real World Peeves, Disgruntlement, and Irks.:
I see you are a fellow person of culture by the .gifs that you post.
@Ghost said in Real World Peeves, Disgruntlement, and Irks.:
Better than I'd care to expound on.
Won't get into that here. Life is good.
