So You Know How Most People Have Some Kind Of Thing That Stays With Them With All Their Life? And It

So you know how most people have some kind of thing that stays with them with all their life? And it usually ends up guiding them to their career path? 

For example:

Art can lead to sculpting, animating, commission work, etc.

Video games can lead to coding, video game design, YouTube/Twitch, etc.

Making other people laugh/smile can lead to entertainment, medical work, psychology, etc.

Conducting “experiments” can lead to Chemistry, Engineering, etc.

They’re things that usually start early in childhood and persevere throughout your life, no matter how many other phases or hobbies you go through. You know, aspirations, the kind of thing Shonen anime won’t shut up about.

Umm...well...

Mine miiiight be dragons.

Too much trench not enough coat

The Truth Behind Eeby Deeby

Context: I decided to show my parents Eeby Deeby to show them the obscurity of my generation’s humor and what memes are like nowadays.

My father works in IT and has dealt with tech his entire life, and according to him (and with some internet confirmation), eeby deeby is actually:

EE = error error

B = 8 or F

Y = a broken 9

D = Door

eeby deeby is a door malfunction warning or the battery backup has died (depending on if it’s an F or an 8). So all those memes aren’t completely wrong, it is pretty dangerous.

Today I watched a two-part episode of Stargate called The Fourth Horseman. It was so terrifyingly close to modern 2020 and COVID-19 that I almost cried. The worst part about sci-fi is that sometimes it actually can predict the future. Kind of like how the the Expanse covers a lot of politics that our modern world is heading into.

Me, spinning a tube: I hope this is driving a thermal scientist mad rn..

It will never cease to amuse me how gamers practically nut at the completion ding in Powerwash Simulator.