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I love you so much for this.

A new Ori game. :/

Could it be one of these? The first picture especially looks similar.

The story of how a woman lost her daughter because the grandmother didn't believe that the girl's coconut allergy was real, despite years of watching the parents trying to find out the allergen so that they could stop the girl from winding up in the emergency room. The grandmother kept the kid overnight and used coconut oil on her hair; the child went into anaphylaxis and died.

The mother said that the grandmother begs her to see her other grandchildren, as they've now cut ties with her; the mom's response was, "You can come over when you bring my daughter with you."

A horrible story of how some people just believe they know better than everyone, including doctors.

What a lovely idea!

Oh my god. This was amazing.

MacKenzie Scott, Bezos's ex. She's given more than $14 billion to charity.

I don't think that guy can feel his teeth.

I wish I had just a bit of whatever he's on. Holy shit.

How can there be no trials of the sword?!?

How about "Young Lust" vs. "Great Gig in the Sky" by Floyd? Or pretty much any song from the Syd era.

I have seen many cute things. A cat or two in my time. Bunnies. But that may be the cutest thing I've ever seen.

I dunno, I think Elon leans Chaotic.

Hard relate to Pikachu

Heyoooo

If what you want is weight loss, you don't need to overcomplicate things—all you need is to eat fewer calories, and if you want to do exercise, do cardio. Sounds like the elliptical is going to be your friend.

Muscle building is great, but I say this as someone who enjoys bodybuilding: If you try to build muscle at the same time as you lose weight, you're going to be so hungry that it's going to impede your efforts to eat less. I'm all for folks doing strength training once they're not as invested in fat loss, though.

Good luck!!

This brings me back. A simpler time.

Whyyyy

I haven't seen it mentioned, so I'll say The Last Campfire. Cozy, cute, a bit challenging, and the story was worth it.

This is a good point.

The first thing that came to mind, oddly enough, was Blockbuster refusing to buy Netflix for the equivalent of a rat and a string to swing it with.