SleepyBuddah
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Yes he's still alive though life is really demanding lately due to health issues within the family.
What's on your mind today?
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Jetflag
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SleepyBuddah
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It is what is unfortunately, it's just very frustrating at times and mentally challenging. But managing
It's good to have a little room to breath again and what you can achieve with the help of ai.
Failed at my piano lessons, dropped my glasses twice after bowing and played the wrong notes as well. A couple of younger students were nervous so they failed and bombed like me but I was the oldest one there. Some of them played so well too.
I don't like harry potter so I can't really comment on that but Sergeant Hartman part is not bad. Definitely did a better job than I would have
Julian Del Agranda
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Time will, give it a few years. Internet is broken.
Any platform where anonymous communication happens will become useless.
Which might indeed be a very good thing. Only real validated contact will worth having.
facade1984
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All this ai content and yet nobody's made a video of me doing blow off Sofia Vergara on a yacht is disappointing
Jetflag
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facade1984
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Freezer
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Oh, unfortunately, that's not mine
I only have a small youtube channel with weekly podcasts (in Czech language) and videos from gigs/concerts related to synth and trance music
SleepyBuddah
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Wrecked my car this morning...just because some idiot in a lorry had his tail lift sticking out over the road... so FML right now...
facade1984
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Jetflag
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SleepyBuddah
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Well the airbags didn't go off so that's a little bit of luck. But right now it's in the depot of the towing company and I expect to hear from the insurance company today so it can be brought to a garage.Autsch…
total loss?
So fingers
Luckily nothing physical
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Altair
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I helped save a drug addict's life this evening.
Was waiting for the LRT train coming home from the evening shift in downtown Calgary, and there was a guy on the platform who was quite clearly high out of his mind, probably on fentanyl (he was bent over his waist and swaying a lot). I paid him no mind at first, because since the pandemic people like him have sadly turned into a regular sight on city transit. Unfortunately, he swayed right near to the edge of the platform and fell off onto the tracks. Me and a bunch of other bystanders rushed into action, and I took it upon myself to hop down onto the tracks, and with another (homeless-looking?) person's help we finally got him to kind-of stand up after two minutes of struggle, and we led him across to the other side of the street (the tracks take over one of the avenues downtown). I was half-prepared to grab the guy's ankles and drag him. Someone else called 911, so I stayed with him until the cops came (during which time he got up again, then fell against a fire hydrant). There was blood on the pavement.
I suffer from anxiety, so the adrenaline rush from that was enough to start to set it off, and I decided to Uber home instead.
So yeah. That was an interesting night.
Was waiting for the LRT train coming home from the evening shift in downtown Calgary, and there was a guy on the platform who was quite clearly high out of his mind, probably on fentanyl (he was bent over his waist and swaying a lot). I paid him no mind at first, because since the pandemic people like him have sadly turned into a regular sight on city transit. Unfortunately, he swayed right near to the edge of the platform and fell off onto the tracks. Me and a bunch of other bystanders rushed into action, and I took it upon myself to hop down onto the tracks, and with another (homeless-looking?) person's help we finally got him to kind-of stand up after two minutes of struggle, and we led him across to the other side of the street (the tracks take over one of the avenues downtown). I was half-prepared to grab the guy's ankles and drag him. Someone else called 911, so I stayed with him until the cops came (during which time he got up again, then fell against a fire hydrant). There was blood on the pavement.
I suffer from anxiety, so the adrenaline rush from that was enough to start to set it off, and I decided to Uber home instead.
So yeah. That was an interesting night.
Jetflag
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Altair
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Oh Jesus noHats of and well done brother
you would make a good fellow lifeguard
you missed the part where I suffer from anxiety and have been pushed over the edge before by things like seeing people washing the windows on the outside of our twenty-storey office building