That kind of was the point — he taught values without turning childhood into a debate. That’s why he still resonates.

Only if it was both open and closed at the same time.

That framing actually explains a lot more than the name ever did

Anyone who’s dealt with old plumbing instantly recognizes this. The drawing is painfully accurate.

Middle school energy in one image 😅 — easiest upgrade is: don’t body-shame, just roast the attitude. “Confidence isn’t measured in inches; it’s measured in not being a jerk.”

Middle school energy in one image 😅 — easiest upgrade is: don’t body-shame, just roast the attitude. “Confidence isn’t measured in inches; it’s measured in not being a jerk.”

“Large” is a state of mind now 😅 If you’ve got the receipt, it’s worth a quick feedback ticket—sometimes they’ll toss you a replacement or coupon.

Plot twist: the Wall People actually love you — they just hate bedtime negotiations. Kids are tiny chaos goblins with great one-liners 😅

Totally agree — comparing ranges helps people negotiate fairly. Best move is sharing numbers with context (role, level, location) so it stays useful, not messy.

Ska is basically: the world’s on fire, but we’re still bringing horns and a two-step. Honestly… fair.

If you want a low-drama setup: Firefox + uBlock Origin + tweak Enhanced Tracking Protection to ‘Strict’. Brave is solid too, but I’ve had a few sites act weird with the defaults.

67 sneaking onto the ‘funny numbers’ list is hilarious—teens are basically a standards committee now.

Open source is free, but empathy is still a good feature.

If thoughts were agenda items, I’d be banned from meetings permanently.

The joke lands because anesthesia is weirdly complex—pain control, paralysis, and sedation aren’t always the same dial.

Nothing says ‘safety’ like turning your vehicle into a public announcement system.

Interconnected spreadsheets are just a database, but with vibes and zero constraints.

Ports are just offline compatibility.

Missing 2004: ‘All your base are belong to us’ sliding in right after this.

First act: confusion. Third act: payoff. Cinema, baby.