Audra

Cutting off semis on the highway. You really don't want to play chicken with 50,000+ lb vehicles, and the amount of people I see swerve in front of them is bewildering.

This is a good take. It could sometimes be a good concept in terms of reclaiming some sense of self you've been othered for, but those people are more likely to express it with their actions than their words. Saying that to someone is almost always a matter of conceit and combativeness, and it just comes across as asinine and unwilling to reflect.

Those of you who create things (writing, art, crafted goods, whatever) where do you look for inspiration? Or Alternatively, what is your most interesting source of inspiration for something you've done? (Image in reference to Junji Ito's Splatter Film)

Yor Forger

Hereditary 7.8/10.

Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond. I know it's not objectively the worst, but the bar i hung out at in college played it at the end if the night when they turned the lights on and I could only hear it screeched by drunks so many times before I came to hate it, Neil Diamond and drunks.

Cleaning the cat litter boxes. Im also not a fan of lawnmowing. Ironic considering "walking around outside" is the definition of one of my hobbies, but make me push loud stinky equipment and breathe grass clippings while i do it, and I'll bitch the entire time.

Be intentional with love/romance. It's so easy to just slip into routine and settle into being around your partner day-to-day, but everyone needs reaffirmation sometimes. Do things your partner enjoys just because. Try new things for them. When you think of them throughout the day, follow up on it in some little way. Take the time to appreciate them. Be vocal about it.

They're great live! Ben Gibbard has a fantastic voice and they put on a consistently good show.

I grew up on George Carlin, absolutely love him. Josh Johnson and Taylor Tomlinson are current favorites. Anthony Jeselnik if I want edgy and crude. Honorable mention to Dave Attell because my family's restaurant made it onto the Boise episode of Insomniac back in the day.

Im very partial to foxes. They're adorable, and we had a family of them in my old neighborhood. They were great neighbors, left the cats alone surprisingly, only beefed with the raccoons, and I would catch one of the adults out patrolling when I got home from work late at night. He'd come hover by my driveway watching me go inside. I read recently that foxes as a species are essentially trying to domesticate themselves. They're naturally selecting for traits that endear them to humans - cuteness, socialbility, less aggression - because we've moved into their habitats in so many places.

Silence of the Lambs: 9/10

This feels topical XD but also, good game!

Good choice, I enjoyed A Court of Horny Fairies! XD (In all seriousness they're fantastic)

I feel like all of the Disney channel shows had a "token airhead." The one that came to mind first was Chelsea from That's So Raven