I bought a different brand of massager, for massaging, and it works really well for loosening tight muscles and easing pain. Highly recommend getting one.
It did come with some attachments that seem tailored to groin muscles, but those can live in the junk drawer.
And yes, everyone who sees it in my house makes a joke about using it to whack-off, but I have no problem with that.
it seems like a pro-communist programming message to me. the red dude looks super cool and supportive.
that’s so much better. I’m 100% incorporating that into my daily phrases
gotta nuke somethin’
¯\ _ (ツ) _ /¯
now that I think about it, yeah, pretty much
no, don’t do that
he flipped the producer switch
not with that attitude
probably the best Christmas song written in the last century. still, I can only listen to it maybe 5 times before the rage sets in
the mailman disguise won’t fool them
yo ho, matey! shiver me timbers and man the fuck-down!
and the pool of potential candidates is even more shallow when considering that the insurrection caucus has enough votes to make a would-be speaker sink or swim
I locked mine freshman year and never came back. no idea if it had anything in it.
making it back to my locker was stressful enough that I just gave up on it altogether and carried everything around all day
Hype is the not-so-quiet killer of good movies, but it’s a paradox: good movie gets spread by word-of-mouth so much that people stop wanting to hear about it and create a negative opinion before ever engaging with it.
I do my best to recommend movies/tv/games with simple “I liked it” or “it’s worth watching” type statements. I try to avoid overly personal statements like “you would love this” or “you need to see this”, since it takes the autonomy away from the person who might choose to watch it. Additionally, I very often use the phrase “say no more” when getting recommendations, to let people know I’m convinced to try it, without the need for overbearing elaboration.
I have had things ruined by pre-judgment for the over-hyped, and all I can do now is try not to ruin things for anyone else. It’s natural to want to rave about something we really like, but it’s worth being conscious of how bias can set in and affect other people.
similar 100% true story from a green text:
kid goes out for his 21st, and grandpa tells him that the secret to never getting too drunk is drinking some olive oil before a shot, so that the alcohol never enters the bloodstream, or something.
they follow through, and shit their pants after one round; ironically, the oil drinking did technically prevent them from getting drunk.
I don’t care if it’s fake, it’s still a hilarious idea
dads everywhere agree: click those tongs and slap those bags
Yamaha makes nice basses, no doubt about that. I’d love to own a vintage BB series bass someday.