
u/hackerix

Mental Fatigue
How do you all deal with mental fatigue? I feel tired all day despite getting a lot of sleep. I'm on psychiatric medicines and steroids for nasal allergies. I don't think I have sleep apnea but I do feel chronically tired mentally
What would Nolan's Achilles have been like?
Everyone's been saying that Nolan's Agammemnon had lots of "aura" and the other characters in the Odyssey were done well. What do you think Nolan's Achilles would have been like?
Steve lowering his hand 💀
One of the funniest performances in irl tntl (with Simon and Josh)
Genuinely why would someone put this up? And what responses are they expecting?
Bruh
Which universe wins in an all-out war?
Every character is at their strongest version. There's no prep time, and everyone within each universe is fully cooperating to achieve victory.
Which universe wins?
Hunter × Hunter
My Hero Academia
Jujutsu Kaisen
Black Clover
Peak algorithmic irony
A post about a Supergirl show getting cancelled due to low turnout followed by an ad for Supergirl. Clearly, their marketing has been ineffective
Subreddit where you post a screenshot of two consecutive posts in your feed that are humorously related/conflicting
Like for example you see a post in your feed saying one thing and then right after, you see a post contradicting that or otherwise hilariously related to the first post
Just realized that every Culling Game player has a slightly different Kogane
I saw that Kogane had forehead stitches in the S4 trailer and was taken aback. I thought Kenjaku did some shit to his Kogane.
But then, I went through other Kogane appearances in the anime and realized that every player has a slightly different Kogane. It's as if the Culling Game customizes every player's Kogane.
Elliot Page playing Sinon is an amazing decision
Sinon is a manipulative Greek soldier who was not mentioned in the Iliad nor in the Odyssey. Chris is incorporating elements from the Aeneid into the Odyssey, not just elements from the Iliad. For those that don’t know, the Aeneid was written by Virgil, a Roman poet, centuries after Homer. The Romans added a lot of dramatic elements to the story of Troy's fall to make the Greeks look bad (including Achilles's invulnerability, which was meant to exonerate the Trojans and Hector of having lost to Achilles, because he was invulnerable).
This is an amazing decision. I think Nolan is going to bring out the most enriched and emotion packed version of the Odyssey possible. I'm much more excited for the movie now, as a Greek and Roman mythology enthusiast.
Can't find an old comment thread with advice
I asked someone for advice in a comment and they gave me great advice. However, that was a long time ago and I only vaguely remember what they said.
I've tried searching my comments by using keywords but I can't find that comment thread at all. Is there an alternative way to find that thread?