“The bullet train is named “Whoosh”.”

😂

“Thanks, how are/about you?”

So, not responding and directing the attention to the person who asked. Especially useful, if the person asking isn’t even (genuinely) interested, but just asking as a form of greeting. The ones who care might either understand you don’t want to talk about it or will inquire once more.

Hmm… Now that I think about it, that is awfully close to some US American’s way of replying with the exact same question, omitting any kind of reply, concluding the greeting.

Sensitivity of senses can also be a symptom of migraines. Sensitivity to light or sound are more common, but it can also be the case with smell.

https://www.migrainedisorders.org/osmophobia/

https://migraine.com/migraine-symptoms/sensitivity-to-smells

(Only skimmed through the links. They seem fine.)

I would assume there are many other possible physical reasons for a heightened sense of smell.

Unfortunately our bodies age and things can develop that you haven’t had before. It’s always good to question and even better to know what causes (unpleasant) things and maybe even find a cure or just means of improvement.

I don’t mean to say this is the case for you. Just some anecdotal very general thought/advice: On the other hand sometimes trying to find the exact cause can turn into a rabbit hole and at some point it might consume so much time/energy with little to no improvement, that it makes sense to accept it and make the best of it.

Hope you can find out what causes it for you and that aren’t bothered too much by it and can maybe even get some positives out of that dog type “super power” :-)

https://youtu.be/T-4E5X3l86g

A bit of horny, but yet feels so wholesome.

Maybe to distract from the guy in the background who wobbles/twerks for dear life 😁

Wonder, if the scene after the cut was actually filmed earlier as he seems to be less lively in the first sequence hehe Also wonder, whether he got sore muscles after that shoot ^^

I think I have an idea why.

Edit: For the younger folks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hulk :-)

I think this is what ada does or at least used to do for much longer than the current “AI” (LLM) hype: https://ada.com/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Health

Mine looks weird 😄

I was curious: https://www.thecut.com/2014/08/sleep-hack-keep-one-foot-outside-your-covers.html

TL; DR: Our bodies cool down when sleeping, feet can help regulate temeprature, so we may be able to initiate sleep better/quicker using our feet to cool down.

There is no study in the article; it’s speculation by “Natalie Dautovitch, a spokesperson for the National Sleep Foundation and a psychology professor at the University of Alabama”.

This also works surprisingly well. Once it actually runs… It can be quite buggy.

https://github.com/KieronQuinn/AmbientMusicMod (It’s for Android and requires Shizuku (https://shizuku.rikka.app/)).

While this happened a few years ago, I’d still suggest to block it from accessing the internet/cloud in your firewall nonetheless.

https://mjtsai.com/blog/2022/12/01/eufy-cameras-uploading-to-cloud-without-consent/

Even if it’s not on eufy’s end, there could always be a vulnerability.

Black and white [ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_%26_White_(video_game) ].

Though being very evil was much harder than being good, if I remember correctly.

Did you already try looking for games you can play/enjoy together?

I heard good things about Split Fiction: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2001120/Split_Fiction/

Also found this article while searching for a link (though only skimmed through it): https://insider-gaming.com/best-co-op-games-like-it-takes-two-split-fiction/

Our’s do that as well. It’s literally this :V

And sometimes, especially when it’s very sunny, they lay down and spread their wings, which looks like they are dying, but actually it’s a kind of sunbath that helps maintain their health. I was worried the first time I saw it.

https://corvidresearch.blog/2016/09/06/why-crows-sunbathe/