My boss has been pushing AI so hard. Only just realized it hallucinates. Schadenfreude is immense at seeing att the backtracking.

The Lion King was really special for me. Incredible performance and insane sets and costumes.

I also recently saw Moulin Rouge and that was an absolute blast - unfortunately accoustics were a bit rough.

For concerts

• Kim Petras was a total blast and the visuals were wild.
• The Dead South put on an incredible show.
• Shawn James is the only one I’ve had a truly psychedelic experience with.
• And Black Tiger Sex Machine. It wasn’t only them, I think there were 5 or 6 DJs that also played. But holy shit, it was non-stop from 6pm to midnight. I was so sore the next day, haha

Good luck friend!

My parents are in their mid fifties and have been roughing it for a while now. It works for them and they’re happy.

My parents flew in for a two week visit and good god I cannot wait for them to leave. Distance has not made this heart grow fonder and despite years of therapy, it’s still so hard to deal with this or set boundaries before them.

They’re unbelievably selfish. Ridiculous alcoholics. They hate each other but won’t break up, which just means they’re both so annoying. And they are so, so childish.

My younger self deserves so many hugs for going through life with them. And my adult self is struggling but doing the best they can. But they’ll be gone soon. Thank goodness

I was young and dumb and didn’t know how to say no.

Timeshare.

It’s so hard to get rid of. Fuck that thing.

I think I might cry every day if this lasts that long

The disability bit is hard. There are medical exclusions for going into Canada. I’m on that road right now and I have a heart issue which, for me, equals disabled. My best advice is talk to an immigration specialist - but be sure to check that they are legit and have the right certifications.

Otherwise,like other people are saying, it’s a lot about skills. If your brother is amenable to going to a school in Canada, that’s also an easier way. It’s not a guarantee, but a student visa will last a bit and then having that already Canadian training, it’s easier to be hired by those companies.

Good luck

Sometimes I like to just read the history of random nations. Osirion is wild. And the fight between Gex and Neb are absolutely hilarious to me

YOU LIKE WOMEN!

The buttons in my town make the lights last longer so you can cross safely in a decent amount of time instead of having to run.

I wfh and I’ve got some ground turkey that really needs cooking. So I’m thinking I’ll quick pickle a red onion and make a shawarma or something similar.

Long John Silver! Ye will be missed, matey.

Hang in there, pal! I hope you can find something that helps

“Is that one a farmer?”

“Might be, why do you ask?”

“I’m pretty sure I just heard their pig squeal.”

DOOHHOHOHOHOHOHO

The spoons make me legitimately uncomfortable. I am in solidarity with you

I hope you wouldn’t mind being stabbed with that dorky fork while I melt the rest down to make a proper spoon.

I always play Shy Guy. He’s cute and his sounds are absolutely hilarious and never get annoying to me. And I’m also super shy, so it all works out.

If you have any decent spatial skills, maybe look into GIS. I see positions for GIS developers constantly. More than I ever see positions for GIS Techs or Analysts.

Also if you’re in the US, check out BLS.gov, it can help you find similar career fields or specialties that maybe you didn’t know about.

My parents (Gen x) have one that they got from my boomer grandma passing. They have a billion different sets of china they’re trying to sell or auction, but no one wants it. They’ve told me it’ll be mine when they pass and ugh. I appreciate that it’s nice and all, but truly I’ll probably just donate it to a rage room or something. A soup kitchen so they can all feel sophisticated. Dunno. I don’t want it.

At 25, I was largely agnostic. Less so than I was even younger,but I had that kind of gotcha attitude like pushy asshole atheists do - at least from a hindsight perspective. My whole spiel was that I was smart, but I didn’t know quantum physics or what makes a tree grow or whatever other niche thing, and therefore I couldn’t know that there is no god/s or other powerful being. Therefore I was agnostic.

I’m still in a similar ish boat, just without the pedantry. But I’m also leaning more anti-theist these days. Perhaps that’s a little more of a political stance, but as much comfort and community as a place of worship can bring, it also creates so much of this us vs them mentality. Which is a shame. Like you, OP, I really like places of worship as a location. They’re beautiful and serene. I heard a massive organ play in a gorgeous church in the US and it brought me to tears. But… The words that are taught there sow disfunction in society.