Seeing doc tomorrow to make sure the congestion doesn’t need further intervention. I suspect it’ll be just more fluids and rest. But wouldn’t complain if they said “oh no you need a pill man.”

Same deal here, too late when I got in, I’m hoping some are being held over for the general onsale tomorrow.

You could (accurately) argue that the attack cards are another form of interaction as well, though less pointed than the kind of attack where you choose a specific target.

But I’ve heard it described as Multiplayer Solitaire by the “games need to have interaction” crowd; so my mind went there.

Ah yes. I have seen that one; less than six, but definitely more than once.

Which one is this?

Like SNL, Flying Circus could be pretty uneven; lots of spaghetti being thrown at the wall, a natural outcome for sketch comedy. This film distilled it pretty nicely.

Fine by me! People described Dominion that way, and it’s an all time favorite of mine. Dice Cards by Card Lords also has essentially no interaction, and it’s a hit with everyone I introduce it to.

Whether it has player interaction or not, as long as the game is engaging I’m here for it.

I have the flu, please don’t take this away from me.

If my local coffee shop had “skull latte”, I’d get it every time!

I should shortlist Aliens to watch soon. One of those movies I only know by osmosis, because that series was too scary for me as a kid.

I still get notes from people who keep FTT in their rotation, and there’s a part of me that enjoys the ironic deadmall vibe of it all. :)

This was a good reminder to check plan options though, and I just made a tweak which should help offset things.

Yeah, there are probably cheaper options for preserving it out there, but that’s a bunch of work to migrate.

I want to keep FTT where it is as long as I can; busking for a little extra hosting money is not off the table for me.

I love everything about this.

If going into the office is a challenge, the online test is a great starting point!

BONUS THIRD THOUGHT: I like the Jabra Enhance line because you can do everything online (hearing test, adjustments), all on your schedule, and the out-the-door price is far friendlier than the big names. They can even use your professional in-office audiogram.

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1) See an audiologist and get tested. Some places even do the testing for free and will let you walk out with an audiogram.

2) Don’t get rolled. If it starts feeling like a used car conversation, walk out. You probably don’t want a cheapo $100 model, but don’t let them push you to $10,000. (2/2)