Recent content by ThatNickGuy

Voyager? I hardly know 'er!

Ehhhh, I don't know. The trailer has the same problem I have with the Deadpool movies: an overreliance on the "fuck crutch." That's a term I learned from a writing teacher where there's an excessive amount of swearing, a desperate attempt to seem clever or edgy. For movies with some very clever...

Kitty ASMR!

I just realized I could break up each chapter or lesson by what I learned at each point in the journey. Like, show footage when I was in Chester, and what I learned there. And do the lessons chronologically.

I'm sorting through my GoPro footage tonight. A lot of stuff recorded that hadn't been sorted into their own folders. I completely forgot that I haven't done a single thing with the footage from my Lunenburg trip back in August 2021. I keep meaning to make a video like "10 Things I Learned From...

@PatrThom, what reference? I didn't make any references to anything in that post.

I'm on the bus now to go home. I didn't have it in me to bike home after the round trip on the trail. Still, that's about 50 KM total today. I'm exhausted.

It's a bonkers nice, sunny day today, so I'm taking the bus up to Lacewood Terminal, then taking Big Blue on the Rum Runner's Trail to the Bike & Bean in Upper Tantallon. I think this is Big Blue's first time on this trail. Should be a nice, long ride.

Abigail This is out now, but I'm only just hearing about it from some social media hype. Looks like fun. I might go see it tomorrow.

THANK YOU. It felt like something familiar, but I couldn't put my finger on it to put it into words. Given that I didn't care for the Mario Movie, this doesn't fill me with hope.

I tried running a game as DM once. It, uh, was eerily similar to this. That's why I don't DM.

This feels like a Humble Bundle built specifically for @Squidleybits.

"I think you're a terrible person and hope you get hit by a car."

Haligonia, a local news page on Facebook: Post about gas prices going up. Me: Maybe we, as a society should make changes to our habits so we're not so reliant on fossil fuels? Carpool, public transit, biking, work from home, etc? Maybe push for more infrastructure, services, and incentives to...

I think Kermit works best because it brings him back to his original role on The Muppet Show as the director trying to stay sane among a large group of weirdos. He was essentially the straight man on the show.