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That sounds like an absolute blast! I'm so glad you did that. I wish I could.

A Ryan Murphy show losing steam and fizzling out towards the end? Get my fainting couch!

Please do!

I used it for "anger" because the "mind blown" one isn't for that.

Good lord, that sounds exhausting.

If it's appropriate for Mr. Rogers, that's good enough for anybody.

I remember a kerfuffle about a certain character we were calling OADCW Courtney. We had a bit of trouble over that.

I could actually see Adam Driver in the role.

You want to talk retro? Lately I've been so desperate, I've taken to watching The Waltons, Gunsmoke and Wagon Train. Amazingly progressive for the early sixties.

My parents had a full wet bar in the rec room, which I thought was gross. But I do have one of these-

Do you us Amazon Fresh, Grub Hub, Doordash or something else?

My dad used to say "It's not your wife and it's not your life."

When I was in high school. we were assigned The Grapes of Wrath. I just could not get through it. My teacher knew that I was a prolific reader and wasn't just trying to weasel out of it so he gave me Giovanni's Room to read instead. It's by James Baldwin and it opened up a whole new world of literature for me.

Whenever he plays with that little baseball game, I have to remind myself that no, they didn't have cell phones in those days.

No, no, no! I'm sorry, I meant her character in Leave Her to Heaven!

Technicolor noir. Beautiful visually. She was quite the psycho though.

It would have worked better with a different showrunner. Period.

Did you notice that in Bright Boy and Scared Crazy, both of the vulnerable young men are named Robbie?

Reddit is a news aggregator. They post headlines about current events and people comment on them There are zillions of sub-Reddits for nearly any interest you can think of. There are pages of subs just devoted to cats, for example.

And he DID know it was illegal. Who the fuck keeps a monkey in an apartment? Same goes for the barnyard fowl. Can you imagine the state of their floors?

I only read one - The Ghost in the Gallery. I remember they were at boarding school and they only had an uncle and he was like a sea captain or something, I still have it too.

Same. I started with Golden Books Encyclopedias because they were in my room and I could read them when I was supposed to be in bed. Then the immortal Nancy Drew and after that all bets were off, I devoured everything from Catch 22 to Jane Eyre. I had 16 English credits when I bailed out of high school to go to design school. Thank you GED.

That's it. If you stick to certain subs, you can find a lot of really great people.

I have found my attention span has decreased dramatically. I am re-reading one of my favorite books right now. I used to be able to read for hours. Now, I find it difficult to sit still and concentrate for long periods.

Yes, this lines up with everything I know about him.