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Such wonderful news, Seby! Congrats to her!

Thanks everyone! She worked so hard at this and the degree is hard. Lex combined it with full time work - I am just in awe

seby wrote: Mon May 19, 2025 9:12 pm Thanks everyone! She worked so hard at this and the degree is hard. Lex combined it with full time work - I am just in awe

Apologies, meant to respond earlier.. congrats to her! Yeah, that’s quite an accomplishment. My sister-in-law worked for years to get the degree & to pass the bar… a significant amount of commitment needed.

seby wrote: Mon May 19, 2025 9:12 pm Thanks everyone! She worked so hard at this and the degree is hard. Lex combined it with full time work - I am just in awe

Outstanding! Congratulations, Lex!

ChudFusk wrote: Sat May 17, 2025 11:30 am

rsmurphy wrote: Fri May 16, 2025 9:26 pmI saw Hereditary opening night and some young kids a few rows up started laughing loudly when Annie floated into the treehouse

I laugh/groaned at that part too. Like what the fuck is this Peter Pan shit

My wife and I also laughed out loud at that part. We were right to do it as it was some goofy-ass headless Mary Poppins shit.

I saw Magnolia opening weekend and there were two women in their 60s in front of me who lost their shit during the part where all the cast mouths the words to the Amie Mann song. They were getting shushed by everybody else, but it was pretty funny.

seby wrote: Thanks everyone! She worked so hard at this and the degree is hard. Lex combined it with full time work - I am just in awe

Hell yeah, what a beast! Congrats!

seby wrote: Mon May 19, 2025 8:31 am My girlfriend Lex graduated from her masters degree in law today! Wheeeeeeeee…. : )

Congrats, Lex!

Just returned from a roadie gig in Mexico City. I'd never been but I'd heard enough superlatives to know that it'd be a good idea to bring my sweet wife.

We flew in Thursday and the show was Friday. I booked an extra night at the hotel and we had a day and a half to wander around CDMX.

What an insanely great city. People were incredibly kind and patient with my lackluster Spanish. The food was insane. I lost count of the number of tacos I ate, but we also had the best Ramen I've ever had, and crazy baked goods and coffee.

Flew back to USA on Sunday and wasn't off the plane 20 minutes before two complete strangers had been absolutely shitty to me. One was a CBP agent, so I expected it, and the other was some 20-something kid working at baggage claim who didn't think I got out of his way fast enough. I turned to my wife and she said "Welcome back to the United States."

dontfeartheringo wrote: Tue May 20, 2025 3:05 pm I turned to my wife and she said "Welcome back to the United States."

I mean, learn some of that Spanish a bit quicker and move to Europe this year. They will even let you learn the language while applying for citizenship.

ff my mouth with good sushi

when mochi is hard it's like the tip of a man's cock and when two mochis start to melt its exactly like balls when i hold them