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Please don’t give Hollywood anymore ideas

I never understood this show when I was a kid watching it, I still don’t but it’s funny as hell.

I think the last game I bought out of fomo was the og COD WM2 on 360. I didn’t have much money for games until like two years ago so I really only bought what I knew and only took a chance on games I knew were hyped and looked like something I was into (ie Skyrim).

I don’t really care about what’s new if it doesn’t interest me. Bought BG3 cause it got a lot of hype and I’ve airways wanted to get into DnD and this looked like a good way. Don’t think I’m going to buy Starfield, at least not at release.

From my understanding, at least in Canada, we’ve an increase in older people using and a decrease in younger people trying.

Essentially older people who may have used back in the day generally gave it up when they had kids and lost their plug. Now that it’s legal and available they are going back to it since its easier to get now then having to know some guy and go through that whole rigmarole. As for the younger crowd, dealers aren’t as common since most people just buy it from the store, or grow their own and they have other avenues to form addictions, like social media.

You’d think I would’ve learned after the 13th time that CBC would never air Fifth Element, but I like to be optimistic.

Every time I catch 5th Element scrolling through the channels, I put it on.

Same, when u had cable at least. I had gotten trolled by The Fifth Estate, a Canadian investigative news series, so many times while surfing thinking it was Fifth Element.

Also the reason I don’t have any copper wiring left in my house, probably.

I like watching the earwax guy, it’s oddly satisfying

Honestly, I hate watching comedies in theatres because of all the laughing which generally drowns out the second half, or subtleties of the joke which I don’t like. I’d rather just wait until I can stream it at home.

That’s not too say I wouldn’t go see a movie if someone offered, but in not running to buy tickets to the next, I don’t know, Apatow movie.

I’ve been using SwiftKey since like 2010 when I got my first smart phone that didn’t have a keyboard (rip HTC Z).