Oh this disappoints me like woah. 
Foundation is not an action book. Even a little bit.
EDIT:
If they wanted to turn an Asimov book into a movie (I Robot, I'm still pissed at you for taking like... all those short stories and turning them into a movie rather than, like, picking ONE and making something awesome...) then do the Robots of Dawn RIGHT.
The first one is trapped and this is them.
The shelter just got a call saying another has wandered into a second trap. Apparently they are SUPER feral. Like, we will need to wear gloves, shoes, thick pants, and heavy long sleeves any time we go near them.
The poor babies. It is raining like crazy tonight (just shy of snow) so they are probably miserable.
I have some really amazing people in my RP circle right now and I really appreciate it.
Off topic. I copied and pasted your post for my cook-of-the-house husband. It also copied your avatar and blew it up 5x as big in the text.
So my husband got a REAL weird text and was all ???
Today was such a goooooood day for rps.
Norwood had an opportunity to say, "Your father would be proud of you," to someone and then they rolled composure and failed it and it was just
@mietze said in Recipes and Shit:
Pumpkin sausage soup
Husband made this tonight. Review:
For some reason I expected it to be thicker, but that was my only complaint. It had solid flavor, and warmed the soul.
WHAT?! Don't base my whole life off of Mu*s?!
(no but seriously, they're right. I'm bad at people-ing outside of my professional setting but Mu=/=real people for most people most of the time.)
So much. When I am with my brother I deliberately avoid looking other people in the eye when he is trying to engage with them. Last time we were in a shop replacing his Camelpack and I straight up refused to answer their questions because they kept asking me and not my brother. It was his business they were getting! TALK TO HIM. I'll be his hands but I will not enable people to ignore him.
I'm really really hoping this happens! This is hands-down the WORST time of year. There are only two 'breaks (3-day weekends)' before the end of March, and we have state testing hanging over our heads. Anything that brings positive things into the mix right now is amazing.
I can't clean when my husband is about. I get too annoyed when he doesn't get up and start helping of his own volition. It's not really a fair annoyance, so I just wait until he's not home. Then I crank up some music really loud and do my thing. Nine years of marriage and it's the little things that keep the peace.
Yup. >.> Mine usually just sits down with the job half done and then is super confused when I remind him that it's not done.
I swear he tries.... in his own way and I love him for what he does do.
Plus he cooks.
So that's like a million points in his corner.
I'm a school teacher, teaching 8-11 year olds.
We are a STEM school so they invested in technology instead of books. This means we don't have our own stand-alone library. Instead we go across the street to visit the public library. The kids love it, the library loves it, our principal loves it, (I have gray hair at 30 because of it.) But people will do the damndest things in front of my kids. Today:
We're walking out of the front door of the library to go back to school. A librarian has excited and is talking to another Hispanic-looking-patron who is telling her something. My class is walking past them. The librarian calls another patron over and says, "Please remember we don't allow smoking marijuana on library premises."
Note, my students are walking BETWEEN the librarian and the patron told to not smoke pot. BETWEEN.
This other patron goes, "Yeah? Well maybe we should just call immigration," and points at the other patron by the librarian. (Again, let me emphasize, my eight to eleven year olds are WALKING BETWEEN THEM RIGHT NOW) and the guy talking about calling immigration is getting closer and closer to the librarian. One of my kids has to veer out of the way so that he doesn't run into this guy.
Behind me one of my kids sets off the metal detector because she forgot to check out her books. So I have to run forward and get the front of my line to stop so we can wait for her while the librarian, the Hispanic-looking patron, and the guy shouting about immigration continue to yell at one another about marijuana and immigration.
My entire class of 27 kids stood there while this happened and listened to every word despite my best efforts to get them looking forward and ignoring what is going on. Finally my girl comes out (note, she's hispanic!) and walks between (because god bless children who don't realize you don't get between angry adults) the yelling adults to catch up with us.
We get the fuck out of there asap.
Just like. What the fuck. First, wait to tell the marijuana guy off until my kiddos are past, or walk over to him instead of calling him over. Second, what the anti-immigrant fuck.
MOST OF ALL LOOK AROUND AND SEE THAT THERE ARE 27 CHILDREN STANDING AROUND.
I'm currently waiting for an email from one of these parents....
My read aloud just made my students cry. 
(Good, happy tears.)
You can do it! Just keep thinking of your mom and nothing else.
