Cassette Beasts

River City Girls

Rice & Beans

Hashbrowns

Rice & Lentils

Popcorn

Chili butter noodles

+9

I’m not a technologist and I don’t switch from what works to something new just because it’s new…

…but I do keep up with advancements in areas that interest me such as robotics, machine learning, infomath (including encryption), web standards, and game development.

I mean, I do season my food, and I have a definite sugar problem. No dairy, I’m intolerant. Probably the sugar, then.

You might just be allergic to jalapeños, my cousin.

Why no spicy food?

I drink hella water and eat nothing but greens, beans, and whole grains… stilly sticky as, well, shit. So there’s clearly other factors at play.

Isn’t Bhutan carbon-negative? Because it’s 95% forest?

!tomswifty@midwest.social

Interstellar is very bad, that’s not a selling point.

Because that’s the secret to a truly great gravy.

Also missing: “You’ve been talking so long without getting to the point that I’ve forgotten most of it and am vibrating with anxiety and will now ask to be reminded what we’re talking about.”

And Alex Hirsh knows what it’s like to work for Disney.

A crippling amount, yeah.

The Princess Bride

Shawshank Redemption

Penguins (of Madagascar): The Movie

A right libertarian believes that the best government is the smallest and most local, and that the government cannot and should not regulate sex, drugs, guns, or businesses.

A left libertarian believes that the best government is one that regulates the economy, protects the public commons, and safeguards the rights of minority groups but otherwise leaves people alone to do as they will.

I’m much more familiar with the former, so if I’ve erred in describing the latter someone please correct me.

I had way too much going on to feel anything much about it, honestly. One toddler and another on the way. Working two jobs. Trying to find a new place to live because our landlady was bipolar.

Not too young. If you change your mind about wanting kids, adopt. But you probably won’t change your mind.

But you got to see Monica Bellucci’s bedroom eyes, which were sorely lacking in the Manifesto.

I remember Harvest Moon 64 had one.