I hate pants. Founder of The Ungodly Geeks Podcast, coming back some time in 2024!
I play a lot of Destiny 2. Reddit refugee.
IF THE ZOO BANS ME FOR HOLLERING AT THE ANIMALS I WILL FACE GOD AND WALK BACKWARDS INTO HELL
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I only use YouTube Music because of a super old, grandfathered-in rate from when Google Play Music was in beta. I'll keep paying $8 a month for music streaming that does a decent enough job of serving my needs and ad-free YouTube everywhere I can sign in (like my PS5).
Yeah this quote has gotten me through some bad times, as silly as that might seem.
I do this with my OnePlus Open and the TV at work.
That is not Makima. That is Power. Makima is the other character in the sources (the redhead).
Shake/Shaking my head
I just want to tell you both good luck. We're all counting on you.
THERE'S A HORSE LOOSE IN THE COURTROOM, AND NOBODY KNOWS WHAT'S GONNA HAPPEN! LEAST OF ALL THE HORSE!
From what I understand, Fmovies/Fboxz were shut down and these were all related to it. Sister sites or something similar. https://torrentfreak.com/pirate-streaming-giant-fboxz-aniwave-others-dead-in-major-collapse-240827/
Yeah I fail to see the downside here.
Unless you really like the AI features I guess.
The question was did you have The Emperor appear as the Dream Guardian or did you embrace the tentacles? 😆
"Do you sell TVs?"
This one was a little over a decade ago, when plasma TVs were still manufactured and sold, and LCD TVs were still catching in terms of awesomeness.
I was a young, bright-eyed electronics associate working for the big "blue and yellow save money" company. This particular day was a steady but peaceful day, and I was working the counter, cashing people out and directing them to various areas in the department where they could find things.
I had just finished ringing a customer out for a PS3 game when a fella walks up to the counter and the following exchange took place:
Strange Customer: "Hey man... do you sell TVs?"
Me: caught off guard by the question, I slowly turned to the TV wall that sat in full view roughly 30ft away, filled with 30+ different TV models, then slowly turned back to him "Sir, I don't think I can help you."
SC: "Oh alright man, no problem."
And then he just left. It remains, to this day, the most bizarre customer interaction I have ever had, and I would not be surprised if it was a part of a YouTube prank video. I've been at the store I work at for over 13 years now, and nothing has topped this one for weirdness.