YMO

And people were surprised that he is gay? https://youtu.be/UxV7GTbqC10

Hot Rockin Music Video = Rob Crusin Story

I'm sure there's more than one. Turbo Lover, anyone? But seriously, Priest is one of the few bands of that genre/era I still listen to.

it's all well and good until it's your turn to go behind the wall (previous iterations of the joke involved a barrel)

@Deep Funk I perfer CityHunter

Oldtakus unite. Now I feel like watching "Fist Of The North Star" again.

@Deep Funk do it. I used the photo mode on my Apple Watch for Animu screenshots from old and new. Ryo Saeba in one photo, Lum in another, and my current avatar in another.

too many pub subs. meat sweats.

Nah, cigars.

Damnit, @YMO... I can smell it from here!

For god's sake, man!

Shocked, shocked I say.

It’s like a glory hole @rhythmdevils

But does it track the number of donuts you have?

Garmin is great for fitness tracking and battery life. Not super user-friendly and lacks many "smart" functions of other watches. Still, love my Darth Vader edition Vivoactive.

I moved away from the Apple watch to a Garmin watch because PCAP touch displays don't work in the rain. My primary use case is outdoor running, trail running, and hiking in the PNW. Setting up trail running courses in Gaia GPS and importing them to my watch is my "can't live without".

I'm with @Vansen . Since I got pretty serious about running, wanted a smart watch with Strava and internal music storage so I could run without a huge phone strapped to my arm. Started with the Galaxy S4, which was okay, but battery life was pitiful so returned it for a Garmin. Love all the fitness data, maps, super accurate GPS, and 5-day+ battery life.

If you don’t care about sleep tracking then the battery life and charging each night shouldn’t be too much of a nuisance with the Apple Watch. I use a Fitbit Charge 5 bc my primary use case is tracking exercise which is 90% done in my home gym. And bc it’s super light with a week of battery life.

I remember punch cards and the CDC-6400.

I didn't meet computers until late in life. Although I started with Unix, the DOS PC was already a thing (and, I thought, a very boring thing!).

I read an amazing article about *real programmers* of old. Apparently there were people who could take into account the rotational speed of the disc platter --- and for the stuff they did, it mattered!

... We all love *Big Buffers,* right?

But memory was once very far from cheap, and if a program was required to reliably and consistently process a data stream, then the above skill could make all the difference.

Does your GF know what you do with lettuce and salad?

Or are you both cool about that stuff?

I like the jammy doughnuts. You have in USA?

No hole. Ball shaped. They inject jam into it. Absolutely necessary that it is a completely synthetic jam that owes more to colouring than to fruit. But hey, it works!

@Thad E Ginathom We have them, but they are commonly referred to as "jelly donuts" here. Agreed on necessity of synthetic sweet goo. Also often powdered on the outside, which is necessary for making biggest mess possible.

Yes,yes @Boops... The sugar coating is just coarse enough to be abrasive on she skin

Credit Unions are the last place you go for reward credit cards with a good ROI. The only credit union credit card to get is the one with no rewards but a ultra low APR if needed.

I had the Chase Sapphire for the travel points till two years ago. Booking a flight *abroad* with Chase was always a headache. Since then, I've switched to highest percentage of cash back.

I'm leaning heavily on sticking to my current cash back strategy to avoid lifestyle bloat. Would like to travel, but with inflation those travel points are going to be worth less and less.

Can I shoot in your toilet @crazychile?

I think we need to wait until August when the corn is high and then take @YMO snipe hunting in a corn field.

Ooo, best to pack a left handed smoke shifter and a sky hook. Those snipe are wiley!

Good way to distinguish between good content and concurring opinions anyway, though that was kinda how I'd been using Epic/Like. Ugh changes.

YMO always ask for the Blue Box

Of course YMO would be the person to notice this.

Save you googling

https://www.trojanbrands.com/images/pdp/hero/trojan-enz-lubricated-condoms/hero-01.png

'cause YMO.

@YMO... Have you started your Intellectual Property department yet?

Oh wait... maybe not needed

I thought you did do that. I mean there's so much poop that comes out of your mouth already...

Remembering the story about how he almost joined Yes

NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1jXmJmmj3o

There was a guy called Jon, right? but I seem to recall only one piece that was very popular.

1. scrapple isn't very similar to Spam, less meat + various flours
2. you ain't gonna find true scrapple within 700 mi of Missouri

We can get it in Texas, FWIW. Family loves it, air fryer is perfect for it :)

I've never had scrapple but was always curious to try it after seeing it on DD&D several years ago. My dads side of the family is 100% German and my G-ma used to make blood sausage. I never overthought it when having it as a kid, but I certainly wouldn't order it if I saw it on a menu now.

My avatar is a pic of my fat cat Diego who eats anything put before him.

That’s my dinner tonight.

You'll have to catch him first. He has a certain low cunning.

Don't forget your back and ass.