Sort of, but it’s a stretch on my part. The premise of the movie is that some people have been hired to clean an abandoned psychiatric hospital and, well, some things go wrong.
At some point one of the cleaners finds the crematorium and collects various leftovers from it. That’s the extremely tenuous connection I was making.
I once tried to play “PHP” in Scrabble and argued that it should be infinite points.
The opponent didn’t agree.
Did you ever watch Session 9?
Thank you for putting in the work!
You’re exactly right! Thank you for compensating for my inadequate memory.
The act of pulling it back isn’t uncomfortable. Peeing while doing so is what is, at least for me, uncomfortable.
Pulling back the foreskin makes it way more challenging and uncomfortable to piss. I don’t really discuss the status of my foreskin with anyone, so maybe I’m unexpectedly in the minority, but … What?
edit: First image link didn’t work for whatever reason.
The book I’m referencing was written in, IIRC, the 90’s or early 00’s. None of the ones that turned up in my search were it.
However, in case the one you’ve seen referenced was the one I mentioned, the premise I remember from reading it as a kid is basically that you should pay more attention to your subconscious. The bulk of what I recall is examples of people not doing that and discussion of how you can.
I do remember one specific thing from it. It describes the actions of a kangaroo before engaging in violence. It then specifies that that description is false, but you’ll never forget it. It’s true; I don’t remember why that came up in the book, but I’ve never forgotten the described actions.
There was a book called Fear Itself that roughly echoed this premise, but there seem to be some newer ones with better SEO.
I might have worded it differently, but this is my answer as well.
This sounds like how Seinfeld describes checks.
It never even occurred to me that this would be relevant to my cats, but I always make sure the washer and dryer get closed.
I approve of your diligence.
Not a fan of mayo, but otherwise that sounds amazing.
They must have felt so vindicated by Boondock Saints.
How much extra did you pay for the bear service?
And she seems into it.
I got offered a job at NASA. It was very tempting, primarily because I would have gotten to see space maneuvers.
However, they had no WFH openings and the department that was offering me a position was only using technologies with which I was already familiar. Unfortunately I had to decline.