Put em on the baaaaaaaack!!

The under screen ones suck in comparison so much ugh

Both. If there's a screw, I'm tightening it, baby.

I don't think social media works well for these kinda things, but you could pick an activity you think she and her kid would enjoy and invite her out. Something casual like a museum or park. Take the temperature there and see how things feel.

My adage with dating is to err on the side of gaining a new friend as your goal. Then the worst outcome is you get a new friend.

I'd like to think I'm informed but it doesn't change the actions I take during the day, it just makes me stressed out.

So, like, is that valuable? I'm not sure.

I'm noticing your username and I'm thinking I know why we have different experiences

Yeah, fuck it. I'm gonna razz em tho.

I'm telling the kids "take two or three!" And when the costume-less ones show up I say "hmm, no costumes? You can only take two or three then."

I uh think we maybe have had disparate Lemmy experiences but I'm curious to see the oddity you've found

Phenomenal excuse to dress up in costume and get drunk

There needs to be more costumed holidays

Best part of this, NONE of those words are used on the MoCA test. He couldn't remember a single one by the time of the interview, he made em all up.

Factorio!! This work week has been hell and I have a week PTO starting Monday. So time to put in some effort in an asynchronous multi-player game with a friend.

No Man's Sky is doing a Halloween event, too, so I might play around in that to get some unique cosmetics. And the Expeditions usually have a tailored experience that's always fun.

I've been playing Papers Please in the 30 min or so I have for gaming in the evenings lately. I might play more of that to see if I can get all the endings.

Unless the weather is nice. Then I'm going fishing.

No Man's Sky or Elite: Dangerous might offer you a stellar exploration experience you would enjoy over Starfield.

No RPG elements in either, though.

This just sounds stressful.

Why not make batch of mulled wine, watch a film, wake up and check Reuters on Wednesday?

The outcome won't differ. What does election coverage offer that is insightful and useful?