I had the same realization on moving to Toronto after living here my whole life. The biggest difference to me was the elevation. In Vancouver you regularly get expansive views where you can see other parts of the city, or mountains 100’s of km away. If it’s flat you just see the block you’re on.

Honestly, it was a major disappointment for me when I learned Scott Adams was such a crank. It took me a while to internalize it.

He’s reanimated by some demons, Alice kills him again by stabbing him with a pen, and then it just ends and it’s off to the next plot.
Dilbert would pull a Garfield-wakes-up-in-the-distant-future style non sequitur more often than any other strip.

That said, at its best the strip was very funny. Its capacity for absurd, off-the-wall humour was unmatched. For example, in one series, a coworker grows a beard from his forehead, which gets him promoted to manager. This gets Alice homicidally angry and she rolls his office chair down the stairs…

Well said! Kudos

I used this list as inspiration for a Cancon themed month in my movie club. All were excellent!

I’m not quite as high, my max is 205, but resting is ~60. I was trying to figure out why this is, and there isn’t a ton of info on what causes high max and normal resting. My current theory is it’s related to the volume of your heart. Smaller means more bpm to pump the same volume. But really, 🤷‍♂️

Then again, you could say that all vectors point, so maybe it’s more of a problem than a benefit 🤷‍♂️

Salvation Army, I guess?