Very motivational, reminds me of the Adventure Time quote by Jake: "Sucking at something is the first step towards being good at something."

I can live with that as long as there's justice (and I do mean actual justice, not the self-righteous jerk off witch hunts that were the sad, failed impeachments. In fact throw Clinton in jail as well while you're at it, and Bush and Obama and a ton of other politicians for being war criminals).
A country falling apart because a criminal was convicted of a crime is extremely petty but in the end probably for the best. And that's all I'm gonna say to that, I'm not starting another debate that'll turn into a dogfight.

Omg exactly. It's even better if you don't have anything to do afterwards and can take a nap.

For some reason I read it in the tone of "let's get ready to rumbleeeee" and imagined the music that comes after it. Trump should do that for the 2024 campaign. If he's not in jail by then lol.

Thank you, I try my best but it sometimes ends up sabotaging my efforts.
I find there's something magical about creating things, whether it's sewing, woodworking, knitting, or even cooking etc. In today's society it feels like a lost art because everyone wants to have a cushy office job nowadays, but making a product out of materials, even if it's just a basic T-shirt, feels wonderful to me, even if most of my "creations" are just thrift flips.
That said your earlier comment about it sometimes being used by lazy people as an excuse is definitely true, I know many people like that.

Ha, I like your wife then! A practical woman! Yeah, my boyfriend and I can get sickeningly sweet and mushy too. But only when nobody's looking lol.
The prices of vegetables are a lot higher in winter here in Czechia too, but definitely not this high. Growing stuff at home sounds great, I've been thinking about it as well, unfortunately there isn't much space for it in the apartment we're renting but I'm thinking of putting a few planters with chilli peppers on the windowsill. I put chilli in just about everything so it'll come in handy.

I suppose I can't expect everyone to know geography perfectly lol, though I thought Eddie Murphy (and James Earl Jones) in the picture would at least tip people off. It's from a movie from 1988, Coming to America. They are making a sequel which is expected to come out this year, so maybe they will drop in a reference or two to covid.

Hard to believe the original came out in 88... Eddie Murphy looks the same now, that man doesn't fricken age.

It's.... it's fictional. I think they really don't have any cases there.