Fair though, thank you for the information.

I thought shin splints were pretty universal. TIL.

Is that … Not the case?

https://youtu.be/QionFrgMH4w

A bold take, let’s see how it goes!

On starting to read your comment, I thought you were going to say it brought back memories of watching the movie, maybe something wholesome like watching it with your parents or something.

I see you chose to go a different way.

Did the front fall off?

80s movies are already confusing and, believe it or not, I wasn’t born 50 years from now.

… I think.

I maintain that you should have been watching horror movies the whole time.

Fat guys like me.

I recently visited a phlebotomist who, I noticed halfway through, didn’t use much in the way of protective gear. Afterwards I lamented this fact to a nurse friend of mine, who responded with basically the same statement but replacing “plant” with “patient.”

I’m not sure I’m convinced. Medically, that is. I believe you about the plants.

I did not notice it but I think that’s because, as others observed, ignoring errors is just part of social media these days. Of course, that probably makes it easier to make errors, as well.

I’ve mentioned this on Lemmy before, but when I was a kid we had an afternoon tradition of going through a series of books that would offer puzzles, mindbenders, that kind of thing. One of these that I fairly distinctly remember was reading a paragraph then determining what error had occurred within it. The error was that the word “the” was repeated, but it was hard to notice because it happened over a line break. After the book declared it nearly impossible to notice, I tried to train myself to look for duplicate words over line breaks so as to not get tricked again … But, successful or not, that didn’t help me here.

Your username could be interpreted as analogous to their digestive system.

My wife says that if I go out in the sun for a few minutes, I come back looking like “burnt chicken.”

Surely you’ve heard of Vimes’ “Boot Theory”?

What is dead may never die.