You may not want to hear this but if this describes you it simply means you’re an uninteresting person.

Airplane. Dodgeball.

I am prepared for your animosity.

Change my name to Horatio.

The world would collectively chuckle at my/our stupid reference.

It’s great for the first few weeks , maybe a month or two.

I graduated in September, job searched through December, finally signed a contract, but I don’t start until April. I am counting down the fucking days, my dude.

I forgor 💀

I wish Organic Maps was a bit more up to date for my area (a smallish town in a semi-rural area of Japan). I’d use it if it were, but I also can’t be expected to update the whole city on my own.

The Too-canny Valley

Make a waist mounted version: Steam Dick.

Jesus, man. I don’t know what it’s worth to you but I at least read the whole thing. You seem like an alright person who’s just been punted around by the failures of the US to care for its own: hiding carcinogen information, making unhealthy food the economical/convenient choice, not to mention I’m sure that navigating the health care system was a nightmare.

Yeah like, I have a very good friend who is in Argentina and I care a lot about the country as a result. I’d love to visit someday…

日文，Chinese，英語 この三個言語を話すのは有用，but 有時我的brainがバラバラに使いがち。

Two that are related to falling

猿も木から落ちる [Even] monkeys fall out of trees [too]. Just because you’re good at something doesn’t mean you’ll always get it right.

七転び八起き Fall down 7 times, get up 8. Pretty self-explanatory

Tomorrow I am going to organize the trash, prepare to take it out, and plan my meal schedule to account for some late-afternoon obligations in the following day. I will probably ride my bike along the lake and possibly lift weights for exercise. There are emails and letters to catch up on too.

Round out the trifecta with ActRaiser 😊

Hey, I know that one!

It’s getting rather tiresome to see every new report that the 4-day work week is a superior option delivered as if this is some groundbreaking new thing. Everybody knows it by now. The workers know it (not that they needed to be told), the C-suite knows it, the data backs it up, it’s all there except the implementation…

I would appreciate it if further articles about this or instead framed as “Why don’t we have a 4-day work week yet when it’s common knowledge that it’s the better option?” or “Our corporate overlords continue to demand a 5-day work week even though the superior way forward has been laid bare for all to see”.

Of course, since those same overlords are the ones that control the narrative, it won’t happen. But it’s nice to dream!

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Realistically? I probably wouldn’t. And neither would you.