I found today tricky. Took me six.
My scores recently have not been the glitziest, but I do have a 64 day streak that is still alive.
My scores recently have not been the glitziest, but I do have a 64 day streak that is still alive.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Sem on March 31, 2022, 08:11:30 AM
I've tried Melatonin a few times, and literally every single time I've woken up with a fairly bad headache. For whatever reason we don't play well together. Instead when I have trouble sleeping I take this https://www.costco.com/kirkland-signature-sleep-aid%2C-192-tablets.product.100214358.html
Quote from: MightyGiants on March 30, 2022, 01:26:13 PM
For most of my adult life, I was used to getting by on just 6 days of proper sleep (and until about a decade or so prior, often less than that). Since I finally retired from the squad, it's been a real treat to have 7 days of sleep. What a difference it makes. Wednesday night was the night I would have to get by from anywhere for an hour or two to if I was lucky on rare occasions 6 hours. I have to say I noticed that often when I got sick it was on Thursday or Friday. I can tell you it was harder to stay calm on Thursdays and sometimes Fridays.
This whole 7 nights a week of sleep is a real treat. Suddenly it's about just getting a good night's sleep rather than forever chasing and trying to make up for lost sleep.
Quote from: Ed Vette on March 30, 2022, 12:19:16 PM
Do you have a Fitbit? Tells you how many hours sleep and the quality. You can even compare it to a benchmark. I have a versa 2. It monitors heart rate and has a relax session breathing mode.
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Quote from: jimmyz on March 29, 2022, 05:24:10 PM
BTW....I do condemn what Smith did. Chris Rock did not deserve that. And anyone suggesting Rock deserved it (apparently Twitter is ablaze with comments about how Smith did the right thing) might want to consider how it might be if Smith's open hand caught Rock's jaw in a certain way as to make Rock drop to the floor in a heap on national TV; maybe even fall head first. Smith is very lucky no charges were pressed.
Quote from: jimmyz on March 29, 2022, 04:42:25 PM
I'm just making the observation that people's personal lives are complex and that this outburst does not appear to have started and ended with Rock's bald joke. You can pass judgement of Smith as a person if you want but I think we can condemn what we saw without necessarily having to add in the condemnation of the man.
The draft geek mode comment was directed at the full on film breakdown I'm seeing in this thread. It is comical and directed at the thread overall and not you directly but you can take it personally if inclined; just dont slap me.
Quote from: jimmyz on March 29, 2022, 02:33:26 PM
You think so? If only real life was like the printed word. Cut and dry. Suuuuure they both wanted it. The rest of what you wrote is just based on what you declared as given.
Have you ever met people in an open marriage before? I have. My sample size is only two couples (though I would guess this is far more than most people have encountered in their lives) and in both cases I got the sense that one of them wanted it more than the other and that the latter merely agreed to it more than wanted it themselves.
You can say "clearly" this and that but you just never know.
And if you dont know how one incident can lead up to a completely unrelated incident....then that renders anyone on this message board who has ever apologized for bad forum behavior with the explanation that "things have been stressful in my life lately" as an excuse maker. I don't think that's fair? Do you? Besides, what need is there for a logical connection when we're talking about irrational behavior? One can have a string of unconnected bad incidents that trigger some strange misdirected retaliation.
On a side note, reading through this thread, I can tell you guys are in full on draft geek mode as the analysis of this incident is rife with deep dive pin point hawk eyed looks into tells and body language. Some of you guys were born with calculators in your diapers.
Quote from: jimmyz on March 29, 2022, 12:40:01 PM
Of course it was real. It was also a sickening display of high school virtue signaling herd mentality how much consoling Smith received from his cohort.
I like Chris Rock and I dont think he deserves one bit of blame or a smack across the face.
As for Smith, I feel sorry for him. I had not known what was going on in their so-called 'open marriage'. This seems to have nothing to do with Rock or Alopecia and everything to do with Smith and his wife. His disjointed acceptance speech wreaks of a humiliated, broken, cucked and frustrated man.
Quote from: LennG on March 29, 2022, 11:03:49 AM
Concerning a 'streak'.
Is their 'streak' only that you play every day?
On my home computer, I haven't missed a word in months. I was away last week and used my wife's laptop and had a short streak there. On Sunday, I continued on my home computer and got the word on the last try and really never looked at my 'streak'. I didn't play yesterday but today I got the word in 4 and looked at my 'streak' and it was at 1. Why is that?
Is it, if you don't play every day, it reverts back to 1?
Quote from: MightyGiants on March 29, 2022, 09:06:50 AM
There are tricks that can be used. If you have multiple valid guesses you could create one word with as many of the guess letters as possible rather than making all the guesses
Quote from: Jolly Blue Giant on March 29, 2022, 08:28:33 AM
I believe it was real. I think Rock was completely caught off guard and that's why he didn't even begin to protect himself thinking Smith was going to do something that was adlib and funny. I give Rock an awful lot of credit for going on as if it was no big deal.
It's weird because in the land of La La, humor amongst actors is roasting one another - happens all the time, even in country music award shows. Roasting is just part of the whole scene. Rock was simply doing what all actors do when being funny in world of Hollywood stars. Apparently, Rock had no idea that Jada had a disease so it was definitely awkward. I'm sure that if she was offended, her husband might want to look like a hero and stand up for his wife, but all that would have taken is for him to holler "okay Chris...that's enough, keep my wife out of it". Which is how many husbands stand up for their wives (as they should) if they believe she's been insulted. Instead, he went old school - mano a mano, use physical violence and intimidation making a huge awkward scene. And poor Chris didn't even know he was insulting Jada.
The whole thing was just a very ugly moment and I don't think it helped Smith's career one iota and he might have lost a lot of fans.