phantomslave

The earth is really going to suck to live on here pretty fucking soon.

Utah, USA.

Fiber, 250 Mbit up and down. $40/mo, no contract.

Actual speeds are usually around 280 down and 230 up.

Some that immediately pop into my head:

Krampus. It's mildly scary but the audio and atmosphere is phenomenal.

Trailer Park of Terror. Just sit back, drink a couple of beers, and enjoy this B-rated movie in all it's glory.

Slither. Horror comedy that's great for people who don't like a ton of scary but don't mind blood and gore.

Tucker and Dale versus evil. A comedy with a unique perspective to the horror genre. A must watch!

I feel like I date myself every time I tell people I want to go back to forums. It's why I liked reddit so much, and prefer Kbin. Small threads on topics are so much easier to follow than a 3,000 message chat interaction with 200 different topics strewn together.

Baconreader was my app of choice for Reddit. I preferred the simplicity, cutting out things I really didn't care about. Sad to see what Reddit has done to the community.

Waking up in the post-op recovery area after having my gallbladder removed. Immediate intense pain so sharp I couldn't breathe. The nurse asked me if I was in pain and i couldn't speak I had to just nod vigorously, panic setting in.

Morphine kicked in and I was out cold again.

I saw the tweet from slicedlime and was absolutely shocked! I wonder if we'll see more companies following suit?

I've been there a few times doing research for building a new PC. Other than that I've kept away and don't really miss it. Unfortunately I'll probably need to go back there for other types of research because it's a huge repository of information now and is the fastest way to find such things. But the moment I have the info I needed I leave.

Put it in a bag of rice and it probably still works! Assuming it's still whole.

Robinhood: Men in Tights! Any time I'm sick with a cold or flu I go and get some food and chill out in front of the TV to watch it. No matter how bad I'm feeling it always makes me laugh.

Done!

Having the ability to expand/shrink replies and trees would be nice. Once I'm done reading a few replies to something I'd like to minimize that tree and read others.