600 lbs fat guy here, and was wondering what bidet recommendations everyone else might have, especially ones that don’t have a control pad or control dial sticking out of the side of the toilet seat (my fat ass would just cover up such a thing, making the bidet useless).
Thanks in advance for any advice y’all’s might have!
I’m a Pittsburgher who has been living in Portland, Oregon for the past 20 years - I’ve watched/listened to the past few seasons of Steelers games whenever they’re broadcast nationally on TV (while listening to WDVE’s online stream when I can) - I’ve tried the official NFL mobile app a few times but it’s a total cars-shoot which games they’ll actually carry (and even then you can only watch on a mobile device), so I’m just wondering how other Pittsburghers abroad watch the games.
The simplest solution seems to be just to sign up for YouTube’s NFL Sunday Ticket for hundreds of dollars (or watch a pirated stream somewhere online, which has never worked out for me, either), so I’m hoping there’s some alternative I haven’t thought of, or at least some way to get YouTube Sunday Ticket for cheap.
Thanks in advance for any help here!
Hey all, guy in his 50s here - the apartment I’ve been living in for the past 20 is going to be demolished within the next year, but in those past 20 years, I’ve gained a lot of weight and lost a lot of mobility (on top of pre-existing conditions like arthritis and fibromyalgia), and so I was wondering if folks had recommendations for places geared for people like me: not a lot of stairs, walk-in showers and the like.
I’m not in a wheelchair or anything, but that seems like a probability in the next decade, so it’d be nice to find a place that I can still live in even if I have a knee blow out (or worse).
Thanks in advance for any help!
So, I’m a middle-aged bachelor living in a basement apartment who has gotten by for a while with a microwave and a small minifridge, but I’m coming into $200 this weekend that I was thinking about spending on an air fryer - after doing some research, I’m contemplating picking up a 5.5-quart Ninja AF161 Max XL air fryer this weekend to keep on my (large) work desk since half the stuff I keep cooking in my microwave (pizza rolls, frozen burritos, etc) keep crowing on the packaging about how much better they’d be in an air fryer.
That said, I’m just asking you lovely folks about anything I should keep in mind when thinking about picking one of these up, using it at a work table rather than in a kitchen, how much food (pizza rolls? Frozen bone-in chicken wings? Chicken nugs?) I can cook up in a single batch while still making the most of an air fryer’s crisping ability, etc.
I’m also morbidly curious to see if I can bake Pillsbury cinammon rolls in such a thing since that model of Ninja has a “bake” setting, or trying to make a grilled cheese sandwich as mentioned on today’s front page of this subreddit.
Thanks in advance for any tips or advice!
Apologies in advance for the dumb question, but I’ve never seen Evangelion before but was thinking about giving it a spin for the first time via a sale that’s going on at iTunes/AppleTV right now.
The confounding thing is that the show is on sale for $25, but when you go to buy it, six different versions of the show pop up - a Season 1 and a Season 2 (both available as separate dubbed/subbed versions, so that’s 4 versions right there) and a $50 “complete series” version of the show, also available as separate dubbed/subbed purchases (bringing us up to 6 versions).
Now, I know there are 2 different dubs of the show, too - does anyone know which dubbed version is included in any of those 6 versions available for sale? Would any of them be uncut with the original music? What might the difference between Seasons 1 and 2 and The Complete Series versions might be?
I know that Evangelion was always a single-season show, and do you’d think the two seasons would be Apple splitting the season up into halves to make twice as much money from gullible idiots like me who don’t know any better, but when you click through those entries in the AppleTV shop, all 6 versions of the show seem to contain all 26 episodes of the show, so I have NO idea what’s going on.
Any help? Or should I just [INSERT PIRACY IS BAD DISCLAIMER HERE, YARR, DONT DO IT, ETC]
I’ve been a casual visitor to the TCRF site for years now and it feels like I’ve probably read most of the pages on the site by now - one thing, I’ve noticed, however, is that the pace of new games being added to the site has slowed remarkably in the past few years, to the point that we’re almost halfway through 2026 and there are only 9 new entries for this calendar year, whereas many years in the past decade had 100+ new entries.
I’m not complaining about this or anything, I’m just curious about what’s been going on, especially since in the last 6 months it’s also been a lot more common for the site to be inaccessible to me thanks to seemingly-random IP address blocks on TCRF that had never happened to me before.