I've grown my hair out several times over the years and this is the most correct answer. Currently my hair at my preferred length: long enough I can put it in a tail but not so long that my back doesn't pinch it against a chair.

beans, beans, they're good for your heart the more you eat, the more you fart

talking about audio processing issues, do you have problems with being able to like prioritize the audio input? Like background noise feels just as loud as the conversation you're trying to have. And if someone else is close enough for you to pick up their conversation as well, oh boy, is that a toughie

I hope all their future meals taste like piss and flies

it's about someone who can't make long term memories. The scenes are put together in basically backwards order and people tend to leave their first viewing confused

There are plenty of us who enjoy board and card games. I know others have suggested TTRPGs, but those can have an extra layer of anxiety (for me at least) because of all the extra social stuff that goes along with it. Board games typically go faster and each has it's own rules, so you can find one that suits your needs or even one that is themed around another interest you have.

it's funny that in a country where we have a Second Amendment right to bear arms (and the police are dressed/armed as though that's their normal everyday interaction) yet a sandwich is seen as a threat.

am I supposed to believe that those cans are holy hand grenades?

I just started it today!

The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie. (Ebook) I keep trying to find books in the Fantasy genre that I enjoy reading. hopefully this will be the one that gets me there.

Polostan by Neal Stephenson. Bought this one blind because I like every one of the author's books that I've read. They're usually filled with math and or philosophy and he does a great job of explaining things in the context of the book, so I'm excited to get into this one and feel dumb for a while until I pick up whatever he's putting down.

I just finished (today) both Dark Matter by Blake Crouch and The Man Who Died Seven Times by Yasuhiko Nishizawa.

normally I like to read only one book at a time but trying to branch out, so I'm reading two. A physical book and an ebook. I still struggle with audiobooks, so I'm avoiding that. Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy I just finished like 10 minutes ago and I loved it. A story of love, loss, family and a warming planet. All wrapped up in a mystery set on a remote island where the next ship isn't expected for several weeks. what's not to love?

and

Dark Matter by Blake Crouch. I'm only a few chapters into this book, trying to read it at a group's pace and I'm pretty sure I'm going to just blow through the whole book soon. Especially now that I've finished my other book. but I'll pick up a new one later today, which may help

sunset. The fireflies coupled with the colors of the sunset are great here in the Midwest. then, if you add in a bonfire and the fact that stars will shine and the cooling night it all adds up to a good time