My husband and I are both gamers. However, I hate online games and he loves them. Our problem was more with him being ridiculously loud (literally screaming) while playing.

And the solution was to talk to him about it and be patient with him as he transitioned into enjoying his games at a more reasonable volume. Relationships of all sorts often involve compromise.

Don’t just tell her you want to go out. Explain to her that you want to do something together, just the two of you. Explain how you feel and why you want to spend time with her. She might have a solution you never even thought of.

Cock ticklers

Man, I wish someone still distributed their distro via CD/Box. Just as something to display.

If I lose 50 pounds (22 kg or 3.5 Stones), then I’ll allow myself to buy a rather expensive record player with a backup to PC feature.

I’m at 35, so I think it’s reasonable.

Where did you think the dot com bubble popped?

No. It was you who said the X-Men were never about saving people. I said yes they did. Then you seemed to argue that because the main focus of the X-Men comics isn’t specifically saving people, they are not focused on that in the slightest.

I agree they almost never talked about it in what I read of the original run, but that was the 60s. I’ve read plenty of X-Men comics (after the 70s reboot) where they arrive on scene and start saving people THEN focus on the bad guy.

I’m just trying to say that they do save people. Yes, it’s not the main focus of the comic, but why would it be?

Um, ok. And, the main focus of the Bible isn’t gardening, either.

The primary focus isn’t saving people, because that would get old really fast. Is there even a comic where the primary focus is saving people, all the time? What good would saving people do if you didn’t also stop the thing causing the disaster? (Because it is almost always not a natural disaster in comics.)

Which is a pity, because they do in the comics. Kitty and Nightcrawler are especially good at saving trapped people.

Your older brother is on drugs. I’m sorry you had to find out this way.

(I’m joking… sort of.)

Just make an alt account at lemmynsfw.com that you use for that purpose.

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So, your question got me wondering. I went on a whole search down the rabbit hole, and I eventually came upon a YouTube video that summarizes it briefly and elegantly:

https://youtu.be/8-H_noXhBeU

Good. Let the hate for strawberries flow through you.

(More for me.)

Shampoo is pH balanced for your hair. Body wash and shower soap are not.

Your hair likes slight acidity, believe it or not. (Look up “apple cider vinegar use in hair”) And, soap is basic. Using soap/body wash in hair will strip your hair of too much oil and throw of your hair’s pH balance. This usually makes your hair dry and frizzy.

Keep in mind we used to use soap in hair all the time, back in the day. But people bathed a LOT less often back then. They needed the extra cleaning power. Plus, the less frequent use dried out their hair less.

Which movie is this from?

Bring back gloryholes

German.

I will not be taking follow up questions.

It’s “food stamps” or “SNAP” (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program).

Die Katze ist rund. Spielen mit ihr dauert 90 Minuten. Alles anders ist Theorie.

Indifferent Ambivalence