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  • Well I had a heated pan on high and I cracked an egg into it... and then I kept having a raw egg floating around in the pan. After poking at it for some time it started cooking and after more poking it did scramble, so I did succeed in the end but I also managed to fail the cooking part of it.

  • While I can't really answer your question as I wonder that myself, I have noticed that there exists a surprisingly big amount of people that will just continue buying/pirating and playing games that they generally just hate and games in series that they have hated every game in for over a decade.

    Sims and Pokemon have some of the biggest offenders in this from what I have seen. Like in the Sims 4 community you can see people complain and complain about how much they hate the latest expansion and how much the hate Sims 4 and how they are never playing Sims 4 again. And when the next expansion comes out they are there again same thing, just hate hate hate... but they keep playing.

    Same in the Pokemon community some people haven't liked a singel game in the franchise sense the 90's but they keep playing and keep complaining over and over again with every new update.

    This is such a wierd concept to me, why do you keep spending time and money on something that you dislike so much. Like I get buying a game and not like it and being disappointed it it, that'slife sometimes, but I really don't get buying/playing every game in a franchise or every expansion when you haven't liked it for years.

  • While I haven't seen it personally from what I can recall. There apparently exists an episode of Midsomer Murders where the motiv of the killings got cut before airing.

    Fun to hear Gray's also managed to do that blunder. Wonder if any other similar shows have do the same. Feels kinda easy to accidentally do in that type of shows, if you do a very character focused episode.

  • I agree it would be a lot better if they just told you about how much waiting to be expected beforehand.

    That they said 5-7 days and then just didn't, absolutely sucks. I do somewhat hope you just happened to be unfortunate enough and the doctor had some emergency that they needed to go away for. So that when you checked in it was supposed to be 5-7 days, but something happened and not that they said it knowing that the doctor was about to go on vacation.

    If they did do the second option and I missed it I the text, then that sucks even more and you have my deepest sympathise about the situation. That should not happen on any hospital, let alone a highly rated one, especially where you are as it usually cost an absolute fortune.

  • I just want to say I totally understand medical stuff taking forever and you just being told to wait for this, and then wait for that, and then wait for this thing, and then wait some more.

    It absolutely sucks, but what to do about it.

    I hope you get through it soon. I'm coming up on 4 years of going in circles and waiting.

  • That is such a weird behaviour, and I see it in a lot of places. Especially in gameing where you have people go " I haven't touched this game serie sense the second game in the 90's, but this new thing in the latest game sucks. Just like the entire series has doen sense the third game was released " and this is even in a community for the LATEST game not the entire series.

    It is so common to see and it is so weird.