Hate to say it, but Wintergatan and his Marblemachine X. In the earlier days his videos were an exciting mix of mad genius, cool music improv and crafting. Then he became obsessed with making the machine play tight, precise music to a level that is beyond what anybody in an audience would be able to hear, and it became obvious that the machine would never get finished because he was stuck in an improvement loop.
I don’t know if you’re wrong because even after reading your stuff 4 times I still don’t know what the heck you’re talking about or what your point is
Are you having a stroke, mate?
These sticks look super uncomfortable to use though
No, the child is lost
Get rid of the Sunday race in Monaco, build the entire weekend around some sort of super qualifying
Remember the pics from last winter of russian soldiers that froze to death while being chained to a pole so that they don’t abandon their post? I bet this is similar. Lay down here in the snow and hold position, or else.
I wonder if this war will bring out a new term, something like droneshock in the same way that WW1 brought us shellshock. Must be fucking terrifying, knowing that at any given moment there might be a drone stalking you that you can’t see, hear or outrun.
Dude with the computer doesn’t look that happy though
Erised is from Harry Potter. But apart from that I agree, this is a super confusing comic and I’m still not sure where the joke in the last panel is
Yeah, was almost a bit too fast for our liking, didn’t really leave us time to get used to the idea. My gfs gynecologist was really surprised when she showed up pregnant, said she had expected her in a year or so :D Nice early reminder that kids don’t care for your plans.
A vasectomy is definitely something we’re considering, but just in case the baby fever should ever hit us again, my girlfriend will be over 40 by then and that’s too old for comfort (I know plenty of women even older than that have healthy, happy babies, but still), and also we simply aren’t in a position to afford a second one :D
I’m not putting too much hope into this. People have been saying the Russian economy would collapse soon because X and Y since the beginning of the war, and so far it has resisted all threats. I’m sure they are operating on borrowed time, but I’ll believe in a collapse when it’s actually happening.
I’ve always been a fence sitter as well, and for the longest part of my life I was kinda certain I didn’t want any kids, but in hindsight that was mainly because the women I was with had no interest either. When I met the mother of my daughter, very early on in the relationship she straight up asked me if I could see myself as a parent at some point in the future. I said yes because that’s the truth. I could just as well not see myself as a parent, but it wasn’t a clear no.
Our daughter was born in the fifth year of our relationship. We would have loved to spend another couple of years just as the two of us, but she’s several years older than me and approaching her 40s, so her biological clock was ticking. So we sat down and had a long talk about whether we actually wanted to do this. I’ve never been the most ambitious fella out there, and if there’s an easy or comfortable way of doing something I’m likely to take it. With this topic though I didn’t want to live the rest of my life thinking in the back of my head that my kid didn’t get born because it would have been outside of my comfort zone. So we went and tried and my gf got pregnant within two months. Our daughter is 7 months now and a wonderful little drooling ball of energy and we love her to death. With all the uncertainty that comes with having a child, one thing is certain though: we don’t want a second one :D
It’s definitely a roller coaster. Wouldn’t miss her for anything in the world, but at the same time it’s probably good new parents don’t know what awaits them :D
As a father of a 7 month old: hibernation sounds like heaven
Niagara Launcher for me. Love the minimalistic approach!
Grayjay has completely replaced NewPipe for me because it automatically updates my subscriptions
Yeah, pretty much this. Would have been best had he never bothered with 3d printed and manufactured parts as they allow a level of control (or illusion thereof) that would have never been possible with wood. Who cares if you’re losing a couple of marbles during a show (no pun intended), or if the snare drum isn’t tight to the thousandth of a second?