Ahhh, I apologize, I was not familiar with that as a colloquialism. Thank you for explaining.

It's not out? Maybe I'm missing something?

I vaguely remember liking it, but I was pretty young when I saw it and, as I said, don't really remember much about it. It's entirely possible I'd feel differently if I watched it today.

I've always heard it in a different order as "Raising Skinny Elephants Is Utterly Boring."

Sounds like lots of fun! I think I was thinking of Mission to Mars.

I honeymooned in Jamaica. At one point they took us on a boat tour. During that tour they pointed out a house that apparently had previously belonged to Bob Marley. I don't remember exactly how they phrased this, but they said something roundabout like "whenever he was in town with his friends you'd see lots of smoke coming out of that house."

I genuinely thought they were talking about smoking meat until my wife told me I was dumb.

Powder Mage

Reminds me of The Cabin Factory.

Back when reddit was ... Less offensive, I read a story related to this on /r/nosleep.

I was, at least comparatively, pretty young and impressionable at the time. As the result, I was nervous during every shower for a while.

Cool, clear water.

The important question is, when they do, does it echo?

Thanks! Some of my friends are fans of it but I haven't had time to give it a shot yet.

When troubleshooting a problem I'll often end up with 10-20 tabs open. I realize many people end up with hundreds or more and, if that works for them, fine; however, I find even what I open stressful. As a result, I've occasionally found it helpful to fully close my browser and relaunch without any of the old stuff.

I also do a lot of searching in private mode, but that's mostly because I'm embarrassed about some of the simple things I have to look up. Supposedly the company doesn't actively track what sites we visit and now there's no local evidence of how stupid I am. Well, at least not via my web searches.

OP says "an," not "the."

All right. Thank you again.

I must be misremembering but the movie I remember with this title didn't feature this character.

I mostly remember the protagonist discovering oxygenated water and choosing not to leave Mars. Also, I think something about using M&Ms as DNA and frozen fuel falling into a rocket engine. That second sentence might be from a separate movie, I'm not sure.

There was a lot of debate on nitpickers.com (no longer a valid site, apparently) about whether the fuel thing was realistic.

According to reddit - back when I used to go there - and my dentist - back when I last visited him - the tongue will autonomously follow dentistry implements, generally without your awareness.

Maybe it knows more than you think.

When I was seven, I broke my arm. For reasons I still don't understand, it looked like a normal arm with a lower case "u" in the middle of it. My doctor referred to it as a "swan neck" break. (He also called me a cry baby, which I don't think was fair.)

No actual swan was involved, but your sentiment often makes me think of that.

Not on Lemmy.

I've actually never seen it but I assure you a large part of Lemmy's audience is of an appropriate age group for it and likely familiar with it.

What is the source of the gif?