The "What's on your mind?" thread

[Aloha from Hawaii 73]

Scary Short: "Say Ahhhhhh" - YouTube

Scary to watch , i think it attacked in less than a second :/

[Ray Jackson]

I’ve never suffered from erectile dysfunction...never in my life.

I want to stress that point.

But purely out of curiosity, do any of these ED products I see on television all the time actually work?

I’ve always been freaked out by the thought of a four-hour boner.

...I don’t want my penis to explode.

[Scarriere]

Originally Posted by MazeRunner

With all that's going on right now, why even go out in public if your really don't need to if you're even a little bit sick?

Went to the movies yesterday (the busiest day at the movies) and two people in my screening of The Invisible Man (one being the guy who had to sit in the row behind me) would cough every 10 minutes or so.

I’m not in public,I’m at a work camp.
There’s a big focus on production here so I gave them the option of wether I come in or not. We could be half dead and barely able to function and they’d still want us in.

[Scarface32]

How hard would it be to build a house on top of mechanical feet so it could be moved at will if needed to be? Examples for needing to move the house include, but are not limited to, annoying neighbors moving in and property tax in the area going up.

[Member-222782]

I hate going to the Dentist but not for the reasons you'd expect. I can't seem to keep my tongue still, which frustrates the staff. Apparently, they can't give me anything to stop the tongue from moving around in my mouth while they work and it's something I can't help. Right now I have to start looking for another dentist because I've since moved and I'm just dragging my feet like you wouldn't believe.

[sk33tr]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

How hard would it be to build a house on top of mechanical feet so it could be moved at will if needed to be? Examples for needing to move the house include, but are not limited to, annoying neighbors moving in and property tax in the area going up.

they did it with a machine over a decade ago. so i can't see any viable reason why, with advances in technology, they couldn't get it to work with a house...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftV2HeKPeBM

[Scarface32]

Cool, then I’m just one step away from making Howl's Moving Castle a reality!

[Scarface32]

If you use a bidet, do you still need to use toilet paper? Would getting a bidet installed mean no longer have to spend money buying toilet paper?

[civiclx]

Is today the day that I buy JoJo Rabbit on 4K? Probably not but it could be. We shall see...

[Waboman]

Queue is just “Q” followed by four silent letters.

[Scarface32]

Originally Posted by Waboman

Queue is just “Q” followed by four silent letters.

True

[BeastCreatureTrapper]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

If you use a bidet, do you still need to use toilet paper? Would getting a bidet installed mean no longer have to spend money buying toilet paper?

Can't walk around with soggy buns.

[sk33tr]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

If you use a bidet, do you still need to use toilet paper? Would getting a bidet installed mean no longer have to spend money buying toilet paper?

Originally Posted by BeastCreatureTrapper

Can't walk around with soggy buns.

that's what the dryer is for. unless you're a poor and can only afford the type of bidet that doesn't have the built-in dryer.

[civiclx]

Macy's is having a promo where several watch brands are 15% off and with the $100 Star Rewards money I have, I'm thinking about getting myself my next watch tonight. There's someone that I've gotten to be good friends with (like family almost) and he seems to like watches too so I'm thinking maybe I'll get him one. I think he gets some cheapies from Amazon so I wouldn't mind getting him a nicer watch. Not sure what exactly his tastes are but I can guess.

And it's funny to think that when I started this all, $70-$100 is what I was looking to spend and now, my last watch which was just over $1,000 (on sale, after tax), may be the last watch that I spend that little on

Oh, and I was up at Stanford Shopping Center a couple weeks ago and I was at Neiman Marcus and this really nice woman, Tonya, was showing me some watches from Breguet. I didn't notice it at first but then this nice blue watch with Roman numerals caught my eye. Didn't realize at the time that I was looking at a $33,000 watch. The cool thing about it is apparently I look like a guy that can afford a $33,000 watch

[Mike16]

Originally Posted by civiclx

Oh, and I was up at Stanford Shopping Center a couple weeks ago and I was at Neiman Marcus and this really nice woman, Tonya, was showing me some watches from Breguet. I didn't notice it at first but then this nice blue watch with Roman numerals caught my eye. Didn't realize at the time that I was looking at a $33,000 watch. The cool thing about it is apparently I look like a guy that can afford a $33,000 watch

The sad part is that $33,000 watch likely has the same functionality of a $15 watch from Walmart.

Seriously all it does is tell time, for $33000 it better have a time machine function, I'd like to go back in time for that amount of money.

[Member-222782]

Why don't private homes have urinals? Think about it: No more missing the toilet for us chaps. Just stand in front of the urinal, whip it out and let 'er rip. They don't have to look like bus station urinals - I'm sure some creative type can come up with an attractive design for home use. While we're at it, toilets should be in their own room. Think about it: If all you need to do is poop, you can go into the dedicated toilet room and not tie up the shower or other areas.

[sk33tr]

Originally Posted by Cinema84

Why don't private homes have urinals? Think about it: No more missing the toilet for us chaps. Just stand in front of the urinal, whip it out and let 'er rip. They don't have to look like bus station urinals - I'm sure some creative type can come up with an attractive design for home use. While we're at it, toilets should be in their own room. Think about it: If all you need to do is poop, you can go into the dedicated toilet room and not tie up the shower or other areas.

my brother-in-law put a urinal in the bathroom he built down in his man-cave. it's a full bathroom with a toilet, urinal, sink, and shower. the toilet and shower are each in their own space. the toilet has a door that can lock, separate from the door you use to enter the room. the shower has a standard shower curtain, but it's still able to be closed off from the rest of the room. so someone could be using the toilet, someone could use the shower, and someone could use the urinal, all at the same time.

[Member-222782]

Originally Posted by sk33tr

my brother-in-law put a urinal in the bathroom he built down in his man-cave. it's a full bathroom with a toilet, urinal, sink, and shower. the toilet and shower are each in their own space. the toilet has a door that can lock, separate from the door you use to enter the room. the shower has a standard shower curtain, but it's still able to be closed off from the rest of the room. so someone could be using the toilet, someone could use the shower, and someone could use the urinal, all at the same time.

Bingo! This is exactly what I mean. You stick everything in a single room, you're depriving someone else of the part of the room they need. Of course, if it's a man-cave for only one (maybe 2) people you don't need separate rooms but it's still a great idea overall.

[Scarface32]

Did anyone know Gen Alpha was a thing?



If I wasn’t browsing around Wikipedia, I still wouldn’t have heard of it. I thought my niece and nephew were Z’ers (they do too), but apparently they are Alphas.

[Scarface32]

Originally Posted by sk33tr

that's what the dryer is for. unless you're a poor and can only afford the type of bidet that doesn't have the built-in dryer.

That’s pretty cool, I didn’t know they had dryers.