I would also add that you can down slash at the beginning. It is very useful and I didn't start using it till I saw someone online playing way better than me.
Pogo off enemies or spikes. It's great. There's a grub worm that I waited till the very end to get because I didn't know I could pogo on the spikes.
All the bosses are pattern recognition, so if you end up bashing your head into a wall then maybe try to take a break and learn some dishes for the attacks.
I think the show is trash, but some people use it as a form of entertainment and don't take it too seriously. Shows like this could be used as an exercise in critically thinking about other people's point of view.
I have no idea how Keanu is approaching this show and I'm quick to defend him because I am a fan. He might be deep into the idea of humans never being about to figure out a pyramid shape on their own, but I hope not.
Other people mentioned the medical stuff, so..... Fuck yeah get some toys. I got an autoblower and it has been enjoyable. Make sure you use water based lubricant (depending on the toy, most are silicone). Don't use silicone lube with silicone toys. Also make sure you keep it clean and dry between storage. Corn starch works for drying powder, if you don't wanna buy special toy cleaning powder.
I would look into one with an easy clean up. I saw some toys that has the back open so if you "make a mess" in the toy then it would just shoot out the end.
Also, fuck the haters. I know most people see men with sex toys as either "gross" or "funny" but I'm the one enjoying myself when they are still hanging on to baggage. Besides Megan Thee Stallion told me that "Everybody talking shit probably sucks anyway."
I can think this is funny and be able to pick up on the sarcasm, but it doesn't mean everyone else can.
I still think /s is valid. I'm not like OP and I don't go out of my way down voting. However, I think the problem is when someone doesn't pick up on your sarcasm, and then you were to dismiss their comment and double down on, "just sarcasm bro" instead of fixing how you communicate to people. I'm not talking about rare outliers. I wish it was rare. I just notice people have more problems communicating with sarcasm in text.
Not that any of this matters at the end of the day.
I honestly didn't think this would be as unpopular as the responses make it seem. I used to be against using /s because "it makes it less fun" but way too many people get the wrong message. I decided to start using it because I want people to understand me correctly. It's that the point of communicating with people?
IRL I try to be more over the top, but even then (like OP and others pointed out) if the person doesn't know your baseline then they might think you are being serious. It has happened to me countless times.
For current news, those were hard questions. I think just not accepting what the candidate says as facts and following up with detailed questions equals "hard questions" now.
Look how the news is treating Trumps mental decline compared to when his opponent was Biden.
The CEO of a company having a fiduciary obligation to the board and a lawyer to defend their client the best they can aren't "actual laws" where a cop will arrest you. They are rules for the job and if you are not following these rules then you will be fired/lose your license to practice law.
That's probably why there is no law that people point out to you. It's a job requirement.
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Oh shit. I got got. I think this is somehow the new Rick Roll. I have to double check to make sure the memes aren't loss.