u/Dazzle_Miller

Face tattoos are the stupidest thing ever. Every time I see one on a person, I think they make poor decisions and are attention-seeking dumbasses. A tramp stamp at least feels more discreet, personal, and tasteful by comparison. Face tattoos are just impossible to ignore and seem like a permanent announcement that you make the absolute stupidest decisions and want everyone looking at you.

Note: This doesn’t include people whose indigenous culture/religion warrants it. You guys get a pass

They were ecstatic until I clarified that he had cut off his ear in shop class.

Tbh I could look it up but I remember him being an accountant but a terrible one right? That’s why Charlotte was the bread winner and Drew spend his time yelling at Stu, ignoring Angelica, and frequenting the local AMP.

I think I remember the episode where he pretty much yoloaed Chaz’s portfolio on some meme stock company.

Like where did this dork get of chastising Stu while he had his own wife subsidizing his lifestyle.

Me: Hi, I'm your son's art teacher from school.

Her: is everything alright?

Me: We just wanted to let you know you have a little Van Gogh on your hands.

Her: Wow. Really?

Me: Yeah, he cut off his ear in shop.

The album was named by the group to describe its struggles after the death of Robert Plant's son Karac in 1977, and after their tax exilefrom the UK, during which they were unable to tour Britain for more than two years, after which they described their attempt to recapture the British public's attention as being as difficult as "trying to get in through the 'out' door."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In\_Through\_the\_Out\_Door

Jeez don’t I feel silly.

This is a weird thing I noticed, but in the original series, Bob Saget’s Danny sounds so wholesome and nurturing, dare I say, fatherly.

But in Fuller House, there is something different in the way that he played Danny Tanner. He sounds like an asshole. His voice is cynical and it sounds like the actor really doesn’t want to be there.

The thing I can’t put my finger on is why he sounds that way. Did his voice simply change? Is it his tone or cadence? Maybe it’s because microphones have changed in the 20 years between the series so they pick up different frequencies? Or maybe the directors told him to play Danny that way?

I am not sure but it’s off putting, especially because I can’t tell WHY it sounds different?

Deron should have called his new band “Familiar Realm”

I mean that’s why he chose that name
In the first place, to have a connection with the old band. But 96 Bitter Beings makes it seem like he’s really bitter about quitting the band.

Obviously the CG is Chad Ginsburg but what does the I stand for. It’s been bugging me for years.

One thing I think is a glaring pothole is home come Ted McGinley didn’t tell his kids about the Covid pandemic when he was showing the flashbacks to 2022 (The Hangover episode) 🤔

Also since because of this, one could make the implication that historical events do not happen as they IRL Real Life so like do you think 9/11 happened in that universe? 😮

I have a weird situation. I had dropped out of undergrad back in 2012 due to a myriad of personal problems. I had 89 credit hours with a 1.85 GPA.

Between 2024-2026 I earned a BS and MS degree from WGU. I had transferred some credits from Sophia & Study.com

Now I’m seriously considering medical school, but I’m trying to understand how realistic this path is. I still don’t have the pre reqs for med school, so I would need to complete those either through a community college post bacc or a formal post bacc program.

My main question is: Am I totally screwed here? I know the pre-requisites won’t be enough to fully rehab that GPA but how med schools view my older GPA combined with my WGU degrees? Would I need to do a whole second bachelors in an attempt to raise my GPA?