Chetzemoka

If the carbon is in my body, it’s not in the atmosphere where it would contribute to climate change. Checkmate, atheists

Oh, almost nothing gets pulverized when galaxies collide! Our Milky Way galaxy is currently colliding with a couple of small satellite galaxies. There’s so much empty space between stars that almost none of the stars themselves impact.

It’s more a matter of the gravitational orbits of the stars inside the galaxies changing dramatically. But those changes caused by a galaxy merger take millions of years. Plenty of time for life to adapt.

The biggest danger to life would be the possibility of getting blasted by radiation, if you ended up too close to a supernova or something like that.

https://phys.org/news/2016-10-galaxies-collide.html

For me, it’s the wholesome bro moments in Lock, Stock like Fat Tom constantly, sincerely falling for his nickname. I also think at least once a day at work, “Can we lock up and get drunk now?”

I’m really surprised no one has mentioned Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels because I think it’s actually the better of the Guy Ritchie movies in this style. It’s stylish, perfectly-paced, and has the perfect “I think we…won?” type resolution at the end.

Lock Stock is one of my favorite movies

This is my comfort movie series. When I’m tired of dealing with the real world for a while, I’ll watch it in 40 minute stretches for a couple weeks like a TV series

Hahaha, yeah. The black kids at the summer camp I volunteer for always think it’s funny when I’m chasing them with sunscreen in my hand too. Luke seriously though, y’all, have you ever burnt the tops of your ears?? Trust me, don’t find out.

It works the same way it works for anyone else who is in direct sunlight for too long. Black people can get melanoma too.

“All skin tones are susceptible to sun damage. Sunburn will cause darker skin tones to go darker, and the skin will feel hot and painful to touch. While darker skin tones are less likely to burn, almost anyone can get sunburnt or develop skin cancer.”

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/326378

Yes, but this looks like a wolf spider. Wolf spiders are yard spiders that run very very fast and therefore are required to stay in the yard. It is the law. There’s nothing I can do about it.

(Or it’s my childhood trauma. It’s definitely one of those things…)

The X-Files is becoming like the Simpsons for predictions and I don’t think I like it

Yeah, there was no Internet when I was a kid. I was raised by the television like all good Xennial kids

Get to the Gone, Static-X

I was just about to shout out Refuse/Resist. Still in heavy rotation in my repertoire these days

I have a two year Associate Degree with a full Registered Nurse license because the Associate Degree contains all the same clinical hours as the Bachelor’s, just fewer leadership and development, research, and “nursing theory” classes.

I’m biased, I love being a nurse even as stressful as it often is. I’m happy to answer questions, if you’re interested.

Respiratory Therapy looks like another good healthcare career with reasonable training requirements.

I just wanted to add on to this great advice, because your specifically asked if it was worth it. The things I learned from Cognitive Behavior Therapy more than 20 years ago have stuck with me all my life and prevented me from falling back into old, toxic patterns of thinking.

So yes, for me at least it was definitely worth it.

Oppenheimer is the first movie I’m bothering to drive to see in 70mm, and I’m a big movie fan. For whatever that’s worth. Most things I prefer to see in Dolby Cinema. But this one seems different

You can’t get the experience of watching The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent with a packed house of strangers who all had no idea what they were in for. Or Everything Everywhere All At Once.

I go to theaters for the social interaction.