I thought JD stood for Juicy Douche

I've always lowkey wondered what word has changed the least since PIE

Dang, they were really saying bʰréh 5000 years ago

Yep, that can happen sometimes.

https://www.gadgetreview.com/that-dirt-path-next-to-the-cornfield-has-a-flock-camera-so-does-everywhere-else

Aww man, I misread "resident" as "President" and got all excited for a moment

And GAS (gear acquisition syndrome) is a thing a lot of beginners fall prey to. Nobody likes being bad at something, and manufacturers love to promise that their gimmick will make you good overnight.

I do photography as a hobby, and you absolutely do not need a $2000 camera to take good photos. Some of my favorite shots have been taken with my phone, despite owning a dslr.

Me, being very confused as somebody that lives in a different WA

Unpopular opinion: I never saw the appeal of Frank Lloyd Wright, honestly. I don't know how anybody can look at Falling Water and not see a bunch of cardboard boxes somebody left at the creek.

Its just Wordle with longer words

Another nice thing about cheap gear, is that it's less intimidating. I had a friend once who wanted to get into guitar, so his folks bought him a real nice new acoustic guitar, and he was just too worried about breaking it to actually learn how to play. His buddy took him down to the thrift store, got him a $10 used Yamaha electric to learn on instead, and he was able to get over that particular hump.

Shots shots shots shots shots

I'm pretty sure the downtime is just for enforced grass-touching.

Get off the internet and go outside!

Your dad may have had something called "dysgraphia", which is similar to dyslexia but affects writing instead of reading.

I've got dyscalculia, which is similar to dyslexia, but has to do with numbers.

I thought a group of blue oysters was called a cult

Winning at life, right here.

It looks like it's curing in the bottle. Having a poor seal, and hot temperature can make it cure faster, but it'll eventually happen to any bottle of unused glue as the solvents evaporate out. Part of it is that plastic bottles are pretty bad at containing solvents in the long run, so glues that come in a metal can or tube will have a longer shelf life, but it might just be easier to buy a smaller amount of glue when you need it.

Based

However, unlike a car, you can buy it one part at a time.

Johnny Cash says otherwise lol

It's the marketing. I can't really blame people for thinking LLMs can do what they're advertised.