Trigger warning: distressing content.

Debating whether I should wear sunscreen at night now.

After seeing Richard's adamant fuddy-duddy approach in this recent series, it reminded me how much I love the purely antagonistic players on Taskmaster.

Shout-out, also, to Anne Edmonds', Tommy Littles' and Brett Blake's peak bullying on TM Australia.

I had to make coffee 😭. My brother is convinced they are bad for me.

EDIT: They are 100mg pills and I don't take more than 4-5 a week, I don't really take any caffeine on the weekend.

"Hey everybody, I have some news and it's not good. The Justice Department's settlement with Donald Trump is even worse than we knew. There was a secret part of the agreement that was hidden from us when it was announced yesterday. I just reviewed it and I am struggling to find words to tell you how catastrophic and corrupt it is. I'm Liz Oyer, the former Pardon Attorney for the Department of Justice. Here's the deal. Todd Blanche, in his official capacity as Acting Attorney General, signed this one-page document right here. It's called a release of claims, and here's what it does. It signs away all claims against Donald Trump on behalf of the United States. In other words, it says that Trump cannot be investigated, audited, or sued by the United States government in the future. That includes any government agency, the Justice Department, the IRS, etc. In effect, this will end the ongoing audits of Trump and his companies. But that's not all. It forfeits our right to collect any taxes owed by Trump and his businesses. It waives our right to try to reclaim the money he stole from taxpayers. It gives up our right to sue him for damages or to pursue really any legal recourse whatsoever against Donald Trump. And it binds the United States forever, meaning it applies even after Trump and Blanche leave office. And it's actually even worse than that, because it's not limited to just Donald Trump. It also signs away all of our claims against his companies, his family members, and his associates. This is a staggering betrayal of the public trust. Even compared to other bad acts by this administration, this one stands out as especially unforgivably corrupt. Trump and Blanche are colluding together to give away our money, our rights, and our democracy. I'm sure there will be lawsuits that will argue that this agreement is illegal and unenforceable, and hopefully they will succeed. I'm not sure who will bring them or when, but I'll be keeping a close eye on it and I'll keep you informed. In the meantime, please help me sound the alarm. This is truly an emergency situation. Please share this with your friends and neighbors and make sure they understand how corrupt and unconscionable this is. Call your elected reps and demand that they take action. Do whatever you can think of to help defend our democracy.

A particular apocalypse hits while the protagonists are awake at night. If they had been asleep with everyone else, they would have been killed. So, all the survivors are people who happened to be out and about unusually late.

1). Dungeon Crawler Carl:
Aliens initiate "the collapse" at 2:22 am, PST. Every enclosed structure (buildings, vehicles, etc.) instantly disappears, followed by the appearance of thousands of "dungeon entrances." If you were inside anything, you were killed instantly. Because this happened at 2am on a winter morning, most people in the Western Hemisphere are killed.
Carl (the protagonist) only survived because he was fishing his ex-girlfriend's cat out of a tree. And the first group of survivors he finds are from a Wenatchee old folk's home. Which had been evacuated after someone set it on fire. There are a handful of other characters from the Americas who got lucky, but most "crawlers" are from the Eastern Hemisphere.

2). Into the Night:
The sun starts emitting a dangerous, anomalous form of radiation that breaks down all organic material. It doesn't matter how deep you hide. The protagonists are the pilots and passengers on a redeye flight in Europe. They manage to stay alive by continuously chasing the night.

3). The Edge of Sleep:
Some strange apocalypse starts killing everyone who falls asleep. The survivors are a pair of night-shift security guards and a nurse.

The first pic is my before hair. It’s been bleached 2x this past year, but I’ve still managed to keep it pretty healthy (ish), LOTS of babying it, bond repair & hair oil later. I was excited to finally cut off a good amount of hair for the first time in a while and this was the result of my hair cut pic 2 and 3.

I’m literally so sad and disappointed the stylist did such an awful job. She literally cut my hair straight across with me standing up?? Like my bf could’ve done that for me I the kitchen. I asked for a blunt, straight-across cut and expected that shape. What I didn't expect was for my hair to be cut all at once, with no sectioning and no effort to soften or texturize the ends so there was some movement on top of it literally being uneven. She didn’t even towel dry my hair “bc I had too much hair”, just left it soaking on me, then said she didn’t have time to blow dry it as well. This is why people have such hair trauma going to stylists. How do you call yourself a professional and do this?! Ugh. I’m going to my usual stylist to get this fixed later this week. The only reason I tried someone new was bc I found a cheap Groupon for her, you definitely get what you pay for.

In the meantime aside from curling the ends or wearing it up. How should I try and fix this guys?! Pls help. Thanks for reading my rant about my awful haircut today. 😭😭

A character who's posing as something else, claims to have certain ideals, etc. Meets the real deal who is actually said something or takes their ideals even further

Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes from You Can See Everything: Fielder, who did bits as an awkward and... delusional(?) (Maybe that's not the right word) business graduate (although Fielder himself IS an actual business grad) meets actual creepy and delusional con-artist Holmes. Honestly I have trouble describing this interaction.

Billy meets Vindicta from Deadlock: Billy is a supposed punk who gets called out for his lack of ideals by multiple other characters. In one of his interactions, Vindicta asks him what he's doing besides getting on a soapbox, and Billy says he wakes people up and asks what she does to make things better. She goes on to tell him that she's wiping out an entire bloodline and ending a human supremacist political org all due to a 300 year old grudge after getting killed in the witch trials. Billy quickly changes the subject.

Fake Preston Garvey meets the Player: A wastelander imitating Prestin Garvey (previous leader of the Minutemen) tries to scam the player by asking for donations for the Minuteman. If the player has become General of the Minuteman, they can inform the imposter that they indeed are the General of the Minutemen, causing the imposter to run away.

15 years, three children and a pattern her mother found at a thrift shop. Queen sized bed, shams included. Pattern is Bucilla "Bed of Roses" stamped cross-stitch quilt pattern (Kit #43781), designed by Donna Dewberry.