Sebbybear
@sebbybear82.bsky.social
Gamer (ex-gamer?), gay, teacher at primary school level (and yes I had all the accusations thrown at me... I'm looking at you, Christians Evangelists!)
As a Canadian myself, yes, I totally agree with you. Her roles were memorable, especially in Schitt's Creek - the odd way she sometimes showed compassion as a divaesque character resonated much to me and my own life. A sad loss for the entertainment world.
January 31, 2026 at 1:05 AM
As a Canadian myself, yes, I totally agree with you. Her roles were memorable, especially in Schitt's Creek - the odd way she sometimes showed compassion as a divaesque character resonated much to me and my own life. A sad loss for the entertainment world.
One guy yawned 5 times reading the text. A lady just fell asleep after reading it...
The text took about 12 minutes to read, slightly over 2000 words, so it wasn't that difficult. But the word "yawn" or a variation of it appeared over 200 times in it, to trigger the subconscious.
The text took about 12 minutes to read, slightly over 2000 words, so it wasn't that difficult. But the word "yawn" or a variation of it appeared over 200 times in it, to trigger the subconscious.
November 18, 2024 at 10:16 PM
One guy yawned 5 times reading the text. A lady just fell asleep after reading it...
The text took about 12 minutes to read, slightly over 2000 words, so it wasn't that difficult. But the word "yawn" or a variation of it appeared over 200 times in it, to trigger the subconscious.
The text took about 12 minutes to read, slightly over 2000 words, so it wasn't that difficult. But the word "yawn" or a variation of it appeared over 200 times in it, to trigger the subconscious.
There's a local TV show here about social experiments done with 100 people. Consenting and all safe, of course. The show last Sunday had a yawning test: people had to read a text talking about yawning, and they calculated the % of them that did yawn while reading it. 17% did. So yes. It can work.
November 18, 2024 at 10:16 PM
There's a local TV show here about social experiments done with 100 people. Consenting and all safe, of course. The show last Sunday had a yawning test: people had to read a text talking about yawning, and they calculated the % of them that did yawn while reading it. 17% did. So yes. It can work.