A fitting end

If you’ve voted, you’ve essentially agreed to the ToS

And some people are wild mages

Chuck made the right nickname choice

As a programmer, that phrase tends to raise my blood pressure.

Completely understandable. But it really is quite similar to an excel macro that I used to use for a job. The source information is obviously different and I could see it being difficult to readily access, but I figure if someone can program something similar in excel, it can’t be that complicated… perhaps that’s just as loaded a phrase. I am familiar enough with excel to realize that I don’t actually understand how functional it is, lol.

That sounds like it would be a pretty simple program to create a replacement for if IMDb’s data is scrapeable, but I don’t know anything about programming

You’re clearly overthinking this

That is the joke, yes.

Also just for any kind of sales, honestly. I’m always surprised that regular customers at my bakery like being recognized, but they generally do. I was once in the Taco Bell drive through and the cashier asked me how I get my hair to grow so quickly (I grow it out until it’s long enough to donate, then chop it off and start anew), which implied a very long term recognition, so I stopped going to tb for a few months, because I hated the idea of being observed. I’m autistic and not especially social, though, so I can understand that I’m the outlier here.

Pearl S. Two Buck Chuck

Walt Whitbier or Malt Whitman

Oscar Wilde Turkey

I thought that was a joke about the Spanish name “Jesus.”

Oh, I forgot that anime wasn’t just for series and didn’t think about Miyazaki, but I’ve seen a bunch of those movies and loved them all.

Thanks for the suggestions!

He was the 200 ce version of one, anyway.

Of all the musicians I might have guessed performed a song called “Thanks for the Pepperoni,” I think George Harrison and Eric Clapton would have been near the end of the list.

Yeah, same. I liked cowboy bebop, one punch man, and delicious in dungeon. I haven’t even been able to get through a full season of anything else (though I’m game to try others).

3 Antony, on the contrary, like Heracles in paintings where Omphalé is seen taking away his club and stripping off his lion’s skin, was often disarmed by Cleopatra, subdued by her spells, 957and persuaded to  p339 drop from his hands great undertakings and necessary campaigns, only to roam about and play with her on the sea-shores by Canopus and Taphosiris. 4 And at last, like Paris, he ran away from the battle and sank upon her bosom; although, more truly stated, Paris ran away to Helen’s chamber after he had been defeated; but Antony ran away in chase of Cleopatra, and thereby threw away the victory.

Plutarch was a bit of both, but that tendency has definitely existed longer than movies.

Only if it comes from an Einback! Signed, an American with good German language knowledge and missing cultural knowledge who had a bunch of trouble getting toast initially in Germany. I was told in a restaurant to go to a bakery if I wanted toast, and was then very confused when I was given a loaf of untoasted white bread.

I get it now, but English words that mean different things in German just felt unfair at the beginning.

Yeah, I made a bunch of money, felt really stressed, had very little time, and lost touch with my personality.

Then I spent a bunch of money on therapy and changing my whole life. Now I’m poor and stressed, but I’m spending more of my time how I want to and I feel much more myself.

Middle school me would have taken advantage and proven them very wrong

Too many instances of den, not enough of das.