Man you only picked one Disney product from that expo to rip on?
I am no Disney fan and I am no Disney hater but fuck me all the news I am seeing from that Disney expo they had makes me never want to be creative again.
Here is the news about my personal low light, the live action Lilo and Stitch.
Zootopia 2 looks promising I think, at least thatâs an IP that actually feels like it has the capacity for spin-offs and sequels. I did see a funny thing though that apparently furry fans are split on the sequel because it confirms reptiles are also anthropromorthic, and those who do and donât want to see Judy and Nick get romantic.
Some things are a bit more inexplicable. The fact that they are doing a Moana live action remake and at the same time a Moana sequel seems a bit overboard. And weâre getting Frozen 3 and 4, not because the Frozen franchise prints money but âComing out of Frozen 2, we still have some questions. A lot of questions actually," Lee said. "Now, you see why we need two films to tell this story.â
Went to get certified for a concealed carry handgun license today, my wife as well. While familiar with rifles, Iâve only ever fired a handgun once in my life, and I was about 8 or so, firing my fatherâs .44 revolver (donât try shooting such a gun when youâre only 8!), so this was basically a first. The only rental pistol I was familiar with by name was the Beretta M9 (Resident Evil 
) so thatâs what I used. Not too bad. Not as much recoil as I feared.
Had some trouble getting the hang of its workings at first - didnât know if I was putting the rounds in the clip in the right direction, didnât know how to keep the slide locked back, didnât know the safety was on, and didnât know how to place my support hand in the best position, again because Iâm used to rifles and not handguns - but once I got a groove going it got familiar very quickly. As for accuracy, no missed shots, but a few went really wide. My wife had about even results - her shots were more spread out than most of mine, but none of hers went as wide as some of mine, and she made more hits on the central circle than I did, but more of mine were were within a tightly packed group than hers.
Either way, we both passed the range test and the written test and will be getting our licenses.
I fired a hunting rifle (double barreled) around the same age. Lucky that right behind me was the wall of a barn of sort or I would have landed on my ass. That poor tree, fence and bucket that was hanging on the treesâ branch didnât stand a chance 
My mom said I looked as pale as a ghost.
Firing a rifle is one thing, inhales those even younger, and while they might knock you down, youâre at least ready for that based on the size of the rifle. At any age, you are able to brace yourself better since you hold it against your shoulder and your stance is different. Firing almost a literal cannon with the hands of an 8 year old where pretty much your grip strength and elbows are all you have to brace yourself, is a whole different story, and you arenât ready to handle something that shoots a foot and a half of flame from the end at that age unless youâve already been doing it for an extended time.
Public Service Announcement:
DO NOT make a White Russian with oat milk or oat creamer!!!
You can however use hazelnut coffee mate and it will be amazing! 
Iâm perplexed why one would even resort to such options outside of sheer despairâŚ
Can be either for ethical, environmental or health reasons.
Some people dont want to contribute to the dairy industry. Others have lactose intolerance.
I thought only oat cream existed. Second look (after I almost died) showed the hazelnut stuff which was wonderful by comparison.
But yes! I really wanted a White Russian and didnât want to go out to get supplies.
Not if that was the only time in your life you used a real weapon, not to mention I was real skinny at that age, under 30kg. I remember during winter when going to school, a gust of wind made me fell on my back and was struggling like a turtle to get up, the school backpack was really big and heavy
I got through rearranging some wires in the server rack where I work. Before, youâd have to reach towards the back because you couldnât pull (devices) towards the front due to the wires being too short or going around things. I donât know if all that was done on purpose (in malice), or hastily and not thinking/paying attention (ineptitude). Most of the time I was doing that I couldnât help but imagine asking the person that last worked on the server installing some of the things I had to deal with/fix. Like âWhy does this cable go around these other cables? Did this wire need to go around over here? Why couldnât it come through this hole that is 2 feet closer?â And other ponderings.
Weâve had issues a couple times in the past where if the things we needed to deal with were closer to the front itâd had been way easier. Tonight we had an issue related to the internet. All that needed to be done was unplug a modem for 1 minute. I donât know how many hours that went on, but it didnât get fixed until I got there when I was able to finally look at it.
The lady that was working unplugged something else (outside of the server rack). What she needed to unplug was one of these things that was towards the back -inside the server rack/box. But while the issue was still going on - it would take 15 minutes to get anyone checked in, and weâve had a LOT of guests. 
She had written on a whiteboard how she wanted it to be a good day before that whole mess ever happened. It was, in fact, not a good day. But I wrote underneath her note; âDay_m! Monday donât mess around. But it couldâve been a lot worse (somehow).â
Yesterday the little valkyrie turned 1 year. I canât comprehend that the little terror been in my life for a whole year.
And our adventure only just really started. Which could be a problem, since Iâm currently Bilbo before Thorin and Company turns up. Or rather they have laid siege to my house.
Last night, my cat was hit by a car and died. The driver left her there, I only found it when another driver pulled over and knocked on my door to inform me. Still processing this, feel like Iâm just going to break. I loved her, Litefoot was a great cat, she was so noisy, she believed that yelling at everyone would solve all of her problems. Itâs going to be quiet without her. I hope her brother Jago will be OK without her. I ended up sleeping for 12 hours and still feel exhausted. I donât know what to do now.
Oh no! Iâm so sorry for your loss. Our pets are our joy.
Itâs going to take some time to process and heal. Especially after a shitty accident. Iâm sorry.
Thatâs horrible, sorry for your loss 
Oh no! How awful. 
One of my cats died this year too. On my birthday. Worst one I had so far. But it ended after an ongoing illness, so it was not out of the blue like for you.
I was always glad that the cats of ours that roam outside had no roads between our backyard and the park. I never had to fear such a thing could happen, though there were summer days they took some extra rounds and missed their food hours and I was worried until they showed up.
The remaining cat of the three that used to live here is living only indoors.
Anyway, this is about your cat. Keep thinking of the many nice things of her. 
So sorry for your loss 
Holy shit⌠I am so sorry for your loss. Thatâs absolutely awful Silver!
Please take whatever time you need to grieve and seek mental help if you can. I canât imagine what youâre going through, but I know sheâll be incredibly missed.
Heck, Iâll miss her too, she was really cute to hear in the background of our calls. 
Jesus, thatâs so heartbreaking and I hope that one driver faces some horrible karmaâŚ
Sorry for your loss Silvereyes. Losing a pet is very difficult. Wishing you the best in these hard times.
@Silvereyes I am so sorry dude. I hope with time you remember only the good times and laugh, but for now the pain is normal.
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Well I have Covid )= You ever eat someplace and then later when your tummy hates you you have this unreasonable feeling that you know what it was? Youâre like âit was the olives on that sandwich,â even though you have no reason to suspect them. They smelled and looked fine. It could just as easily be the mayo or the highly suspect looking lettuce, but youâre sure. It was the olives!?!? << thatâs whatâs going on now. I was on a plane Sunday. Iâm sure it was the dude with the Maga hat and the bass pro shop shirt. Had to be. Iâm sure of it lol. Anyway I hope it passes soon. I feel like death.