I used RealPlayer when I did remote classes for grad school. The live lecture would be recorded and the next day the remote students could watch it. It felt so futuristic at the time.

I remember one of the Sideways Stories from Wayside School covered this years ago. The character Bebe Gunn could draw faster than anyone but it was always the same thing. It was pointed out that quantity wasn't the goal.

I use it a lot when I use CAD software going back to the '90's, but I couldn't do it on a word processor.

You can't expect to fix it with no understanding of what's going wrong...

Dandelions were purposely brought to North America from Europe for food and medicine. In the hands of someone with knowledge, one person's worthless weed may be a valued garden staple.

Looks like you're in quite the pickle. I always figured that they had Canadian Pickles that were, like, actually pepperoni or something.

Similar here. Where I grew up, if someone was an adult family friend familiar enough to be on a first name basis they were usually "Aunt" or "Uncle" to us. My mom was a nanny for a girl who would later call her "Aunt" wine my mom and her mom stayed good friends.

My partner is from a large family. Many of the folks in the older generation coordinated their careers to all learn skills to help the family, training to be mechanics, roofers, plumbers, HVAC techs, welders, a travel agent, etc.

I think it was exactly that, but trying very hard to be a bad dude who does bad things because he's... bad. But, since it's was a comedy, I thought it was hilarious.

I saw it again recently and absolutely he was at peak charisma. Smooth, charming, and handsome.

I actually enjoyed his performance. Village inn Shakespeare's comedies tend to be flat and cartoonishly evil and Keanu playing that role at that time was a natural choice and his earnest and serious as as car crash delivery ends up being very funny.

I rewatched it the other day after not seeing it for many years. It was a joy to watch.
Amongst all of the fun, I really love Keanu Reeves in it. His dead serious take with the touch of his Bill and Ted era accent left just made for a perfect Shakespeare comedy villain.
I love the whole cast!

We wish you had a similar minded double to primary Illinois District 5 over here. Or alternatively that we had the savvy to run as a candidate with a ghost of a chance.

I have a joke about Caesar, but it crosses a line.

I repurposed my kid's old Burley as a trailer for groceries. It's fantastic!

Because EVERYONE'S MY FRIEND IN NEW YORK CITY!

Plus, they're even better live!

You had a perfect balance of strong but human and kind but firm, acted just right. You make a good role model for the audience. The best doctor of many really good doctors in Trek.

Absolutely! Dr. Culber was my favorite Star Trek doctor, and Start Tell has really awesome doctors.