Drusas

As long as he is somewhere else.

There are still shows which are only on legacy cable TV? Of course it didn’t do well.

I mean that’s…kind of good…

Don’t Starve Together. Fatal flaw: it’s too hard for most people to want to play, and you have to play it repeatedly to get any good at it.

You can see the different personalities between species and between individual birds. They are often smarter than you would think.

I watch birds. I’m not even that old. But birds can be interesting.

I would say that most retro games can be enjoyed by a 5-year-old (having once upon a time been a 5-year-old playing some of them myself), but the first one that comes to mind is Donkey Kong Country.

Shake it Off by Taylor Swift.

When it came out, I was a regular gym-goer. I would spend an hour and a half at the gym three days a week and hear that song at least three times every single time I was there. And then you’d hear it anywhere else that played music as well, like stores. It was just too much.

I’ve been watching an Australian show called Glitch in which a group of people mysteriously return to life in perfect health/condition. Would recommend.

Not much of an article.

I could definitely agree with that, but if the other person is not inclined to watch three episodes of the show, they can still enjoy the third one on its own.

You don’t need to watch the first two episodes to enjoy episode 3. I played it for a friend of mine recently. I just skipped the beginning with the main characters. She loved it.

The Fountain Grave of the Fireflies

God, I hate these fucking people. Anything positive is always in their crosshairs.

Jole?

You jest, but sugar is up there with alcohol and cigarettes in terms of poisons that we willingly consume.

Eight days because my city lost water after an earthquake.

No. If you have hurt someone you love, try to make things right. Don’t keep pushing if they don’t accept your apology. Maybe try again some years later.

As some others have said, no, it’s not rude to decline. Whether or not it’s rude is in how you word it. You were rude in this particular instance.

Your personal anecdote doesn’t mean that it’s common.