Lurker > PsychicHippo

No, but more for flavor than anything else. It's not good, and very dominant.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

Not for one second. As terrible as it can be sometimes, this last year especially, those times only highlight just how lucky I've been overall. I've got a home, a husband, and a few dollars in the bank and I'm not risking any of it.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

TheLiarParadox posted...

If only. As recently as last week she was spreading her hateful views by advertising for a shop full of merchandise with openly transphobic messages.

In that case I find her a little harder to defend. See, I interpreted her original statement as basically saying she doesn't quite fully understand what it means to be trans; as a gay man myself I must admit ignorance in that area as well - and that's ok! It's not everyone's battle to fight. But no, actively being hateful isn't cool.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

While I do agree what she originally said was really warped and blown out of proportion, I don't see why everyone who's ever had six degrees of Harry Potter feels the need to "respond." She said what she said, now let her be.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I take tramadol as needed for chronic post-surgical pain. Some days I can't tell a difference at all and other times I'm zoned out for like two days afterwards, (though, admittedly, in a not entirely unpleasant way). Remember. the amount of acetaminophen in over the counter drugs like tylenol is fairly minimal. I'd be inclined to believe prescription painkillers totally wreck your liver over time, other factors depending, of course.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

All four are very good, but 2 is exceptional.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I'm a fairly left leaning person, but if you think about it, to the more fragile among us who loudly proclaim "not my president," I think "not my constituents" is a fair (if not equally idiotic) response.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

Objectively he has a very pretty face, but the rest of his body, his attitude, etc, all matter too.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I've lived in my house for ten years and have not seen one single kid out and about on Halloween night. Not one. However, a couple years ago I started going to my friend's house a few neighborhoods over and it's like a full on block party. I think this year we'll hang out as normal but maybe just throw the candy at any kids that show up, and I'm definitely putting less effort into a costume, if I dress up at all.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

The Mummy Demastered
Layers of Fear
Dear Esther
Maneater (maybe closer to 12 hours, depending how much you like collectibles)

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

It's okay, but I don't drink it out of the jar afterwards the way I do with olive juice.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I get it, though. I always thought joining the military when you're a newlywed or have young kids, or have one on the way, is an asshole thing to do.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I've actually never met a Karen who wasn't perfectly lovely. However, I've never known a Brooke who wasn't a total stuck-up bitch.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I've had many surgeries as well as chronic post-surgical pain, and have taken percocet and tramadol in recent years for legitimate issues. My head gets all fuzzy and occasionally I get nauseous, but at the same time it's not entirely unpleasant. I don't have an addictive personality and never worry about becoming a little too liberal with my meds, but would be lying if I said I didn't understand why some people do.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

a-c-a-b posted...

I think you should leave your video games at home and enjoy some time with nature and your family.

This, honestly. But since you asked, Lego Harry Potter is bomb. There's a ton to do and it covers all the movies.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

Cigarettes. I'm also quite allergic.
Gotta agree with sunscreen.
This might sound weird, but when I was a kid my dad used to make this really gross green pepper jelly that smelled absolutely vile. It's been over 25 years but it still haunts my nostrils.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I've never even smoked a single cigarette in my life, much less anything else. I used to be a lot more judgmental about weed but I guess you could say my views have evolved. Still would probably never touch it myself, but there are more important things to worry about.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

Actually yes, Dr. Pepper is my favorite pop. (And bonus points for calling it pop and not soda. I also say "supper" but heaven help me if I start saying "warsh" like my mother.) I don't drink it a lot, but I'm on meds for chronic post-surgical pain that sometimes makes me woozy, and a Dr. Pepper is all that helps my tummy.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

EmbraceOfDeath posted...

Who cares why? People have the right to change their minds on things, and this is a good thing.

This. I've changed my mind on the matter too. Still would never touch it myself, but I think there are worse things out there to focus on.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

Many times. I had two hernias and 5 cancer related surgeries in a span of just over a year. Nothing to it, really. Just be sure to drink a ton of water in the following days and get yourself a stool softener.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

"The Bitch is Back" by Elton John

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

trappedunderice posted...

I drive a Prius big whoop wanna fight about it.

I do too. People might laugh, but once they find out I have a 35 mile commute and fill up once a week on 20 bucks that change their tune.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I honestly do judge a bit on how tidy they keep the inside. I don't know (or care) enough about cars to judge by type.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

Getting wisdom teeth pulled. They never bothered me, but I had cavities in most and it made more sense to get rid of them than fix them. A relatively painless experience, though I bled a LOT. l bet I gushed for 24 hours straight, ruining like three shirts and a set of bed sheets.

Also, Ghostbusters 2016 and The Mummy with Tom Cruise. The former is genuinely witty and at least on par with thecl original, and the latter a fun adventure with an amazing aesthetic and set/costume direction. Two of my favorites movies from the past decade.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

Yes, but not as a caffeine vice. I just like the flavor of it. A cup before going to bed at night really relaxes me, actually.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

This show was everything. I have the first three seasons on DVD but kind of fell out toward the end. I'm honestly not sure if I even saw the finale.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I finally beat it on the PS3 Genesis collection some 20 years later, but I gave up on Spinball.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I really love Shia LaBeouf in all his epic, tortured soul, hot guy weirdness. Every now and then an unflattering glimpse of legitimate douchebaggery will shine through, but I forgive him because he exorcises it so artistically.

That said, the tattoos are pretty gross.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I watched it recently myself (and reread the book as well) and it's still fun. But does anyone else, watching as an adult, notice a LOT of dialogue dubbed in postproduction?

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

Skyrim. I must have stopped and started that damn game five or six times over the years but then I always put it aside after a day. It looks so fun but just...isn't. (For me.)

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I'm a published author and lecturer on the paranornal. I'm a guest on the occasional podcast and sometimes the subject of a local newspaper article or TV spot. I've been recognized while out shopping a handful of times.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

Trickfinger posted...

how old are you?

37

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I know that someone named Drake exists but couldn't tell you anything he's done. In fairness I couldn't name more than three Beatles songs off the top of my head, either, but at least I would know them if I saw them.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I've had to reign it in with the bluray spending since I got laid off in April, but I did treat myself to Underwater the other day. It was very good! And Twilight notwithstanding I've actually enjoyed Kristin Stewart in everything I've seen her in.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I find the purpose of mayo is to enhance the flavors of whatever you already have on your sandwich. Mustard is a very overpowering flavor in and of itself, and is usually the only thing you taste on whatever you put it on.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

Read "My Year of Rest and Relaxation" by Ottessa Moshfegh. A bleak but ok read. I'm sure you'll pick up a few tips.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I always try to be very kind to people who are in the service industry, and try to remember - with ALL people - that you have absolutely no idea what may be going on in their life. I know there have certainly been times when I've appreciated the benefit of the doubt.

That said, I have also seen some legit stupid workers or people who have no shits to give, and it's frustrating when it affects their job performance (beyond simple mistakes) or your experience as a consumer. I still wouldn't lash out them publicly for it because that's not my style, but sometimes criticism is warranted.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

I've been having some anxiety over my job search as well. I got laid off from my job of 15 years in April, and just last week had my first interview since. It was by phone and the two people were extremely hard to read; they didn't respond much and it felt like talking to a couple of rocks, lol. But, I sent an email the next morning thanking them for the opportunity and they responded with an invitation for a second in-person interview tomorrow. I'm still anxious about it but now that I know I made a good first impression after all I'm feeling more confident.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

No. I don't even know anyone, including myself, who will tell you they were happy before 30.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.

Rich, no, but admittedly comfortable. I actually once made what I now know was a major faux pas a couple years ago when I casually mentioned to a coworker that I should probably go to the bank because I still had my last five or six checks sitting unopened on the counter. Their jaw just about dropped to the floor and they said, you don't live paycheck to paycheck? No...I just thought it was one of those sayings. I had no idea people literally did that. Needless to say it was a teachable moment, lol.

Only loan I've ever taken out is on my house. I've paid for every car I've owned and my college education out of pocket.

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Clairvoyant, paranormal enthusiast, author. Not a new age hipster, just a normal guy who sees stuff.