Mine too. I’ve tried it, but didn’t like the texture much.

Roleplaying games. Download a free ruleset and a dice app for your phone and you’re good to go.

There are great webcomics out there (try Ten Earth Shattering Blows, Dust ‘N’ Dread and Atomic Robo), but I think it’s the relateable ones that are easiest to find because people tend to share them more.

“Oh no! My unsaved files!”

But food always tastes better when it’s cooked for you.

By someone else. Usually I’m the one who makes the pizza.

My reaction would be “I guess they were well-informed about their choices.”

It’s because it donated a kidney to Trevor.

Most of Asimov’s robot stories were about how those laws led to unintended (and mostly unwanted) consequences. So while I think it’s good to keep the three laws in mind, a useful set of restrictions is going to be more complicated than that.

Also Tron: Legacy to a lesser extent, but that story was just corny and oddly paced, while doing a solid job of respecting the spirit of the original

I don’t know if I agree with that. The hero of the original was turned into a brainwashed lackey of the sequel’s villain, and had something like two lines in the whole movie.

Lineage, by virtue of it being the only one that has a version for my Samsung S10+.

Gideon the Ninth by Tamsin Muir. Necromancers in space, an irreverent heroine, a magic system which is clearly thought out but doesn’t get explained in exhaustive detail.

It’s exactly how my wife answers questions, tho’.

Covering your mouth like that is instinctive. It signals “I’m listening/thinking, not talking”. It’s encouragement for the speaker to keep going.

I read about this in a book on body language by Allan Pease.

Strawberry coffee? Glad you’re enjoying it, but I’m going to stick with my usual blend.

The dentist’s drill.

“I bet we’ll see you on the news someday.”

“Don’t worry, I got him with my door.”

“You should go to reddit” is an unpopular opinion around here.

I like anchovies on pizza.