[–] 3 points 2 months ago

Great stuff, especially this part:

But Bart, maybe you'd like a new hobby? Think of all the glory. People stopping you in the streets, asking you whether you're the sparse maintainer and asking for selfies.

You won't be a rock star or an astronaut (or a fireman, or a dinosaur, or whatever you dreamt of being when you were a wee tyke), but it's the closest us geeks will ever get.

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  • [–] 3 points 2 months ago

    Fortunately this probably irks Mulk Nose as it is.

    (Also "se on mulk" works if you speak Finnish. Roughly translating to "it's (or he's, in informal spoken Finnish) a dic", mulkku being the actual word for dick (for both penis and someone being an asshole.)

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  • [–] 5 points 4 months ago
    • Riget by Lars von Trier. Combines hospital drama with horror and adds a dash of black and absurd comedy into the mix. The third season was also quite watchable, but not as essential as the original show.
    • Twin Peaks. All three seasons. Takes a quality dip some point at the second season but the third one really ups the ante and redeems.
    • The Office UK. Peak cringe comedy throughout, with a dash of drama. The US version is alright, but really its own thing after the first seasons and not really comparable.
    • Monty Python's Flying Circus. Peak absurd humour. Some of the stuff probably doesn't fly as well as it did over 50 years ago, but well worth the watch.
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    In case where you have a wisdom tooth in place that sometimes feels like it may have to be removed, sooner or later, then go get it removed. The sooner the better. If for the most of time the tooth doesn't bother you or hurt, it's easy to keep procrastinating and postponing the operation for years or even decades.

    Trust me, the healing process is a wholly different beast when you're in your 50's compared to if you were in your 20's or 30's.

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