

What a painfully stupid thing to say.


What a painfully stupid thing to say.
Well I don’t consider myself one of the nicest motherfuckers on the planet, my niece’s bestie did give me a shirt with a 🙂 on it as a gift while telling me this.
This is incredible, I love it.
That is the answer I would expect from logic Queen


Recently turned 40. Generally speaking, I don’t see a big difference in the heal time of cuts or bruises. My joints on the other hand feel like they don’t hold up like they used to. Recently spent a day helping a buddy cut down and mulch some dying trees on his property, made it through the day no problem. The next three days of recovery were rough though. I feel like a random day of labor like that when I was 30 wouldn’t have had the same impact. I do weigh probably 20 lb more now but I’m also more physically active on a daily basis than I was when I was just a 30-year-old IT geek. That being said, seeing some of the responses here from the 60 and 70-year-olds gives me hope that it’s all in my head.


I think you might be right. And I still get excited everytime anyway.
That’s simply not true. Steam deck is nothing special hardware wise. You can use proton on any Linux distro to run the same games that will run on steam os. Valve is not in the proprietary console market.