JustinFTL

Sunscreen. This is not limited to occasional outdoor activities, because the bulk of your UV exposure over a lifetime is your everyday exposure. Use an everyday SPF moisturizer on your face, neck, and arms.

I, too, am familiar with the effects of Ambien. For me, it’s usually evidenced by mysterious pots and pans in the sink.

@goatmeal Hamburger Mary’s is a drag/hamburger joint with a family day on Sundays. Drag queens dressed up like Lucy, etc. serve hamburgers and do family-friendly comedy. Is this for all families? Probably not. But politicians should NOT be able to tell me I can’t take MY kid there. Especially when I can give consent for my child to see a rated-R movie with obscene amounts of gun violence and death. People having their heads blown off is seriously BETTER for a child to see than a man telling jokes in a dress?

@dirtmayor @Antik

In all seriousness, that stuff is dangerous:

• Contact with your lungs can lead to death in as little as a few minutes.
• Excessive ingestion can lead to a deadly condition called hyperhydration.
• It causes nearly a million car accidents and 4,700 car-related deaths per year.
• If heated, it can violently explode.

Write your congressperson and urge them to have this dangerous chemical banned!

@followthewhiterabbit glad I could help. Enjoy! And it’s still a good comparison thread.

@followthewhiterabbit I’m not sure if it’s out of your price range, but the whole Arkham Collection (all 3 games) is on sale for $9 right now. It’s definitely worth the extra $4 to get two more games. And they’re all great for different reasons in my opinion.

@QuietStorm not sure if you’re into FPS games, but I’ve sunken obscene amounts of time into Call of Duty Mobile and haven’t paid a dime. It’s free to play, but they advertise micro transactions to you, which are easily ignored. And I’ve played it no problem on a $50 Moto e6.