chillbo_baggins [he/him]

C’mon

It’s always a game of checkers with the Klingons.

I’ve cosplayed as a Ghostbuster and Dr Doom at conventions, it’s a blast!

Putting the costumes together gave me a break from computer stuff, which was nice, and gave me an excuse to obsess about my interests.

Going out in public wearing a costume is always nerve-wracking. But the anxiety disappears as soon as you get close to the event. When I saw someone walking down the sidewalk, dressed as Megaman, I knew I was home.

Walking around in cosplay at a convention is like being a celebrity for 4 hours! Everyone knows who you are, and wants a picture with you. As a Ghostbuster, I get high fives from every other GB (there’s always a bunch, young and old). As Dr. Doom, I had a 5yo girl (dressed as Minnie mouse) come up and tell me I’m her favorite. It was magical.

Figma is the worst tech product name since Wrike

GLORY TO YOUR HOME SECURITY

If I’m alone, I often skip. With my daughter, we listen patiently. She needs to absorb the majesty.

They keep trying to text us, but it shows up upside down

Exactly!

This would explain the holes in the fabric of spacetime. Mouse holes.

Soooooo we start generating memes of people doing fake AMA’s? (I am u/Putin_uwu AMA!)

This is correct. A menorah is a general term for candelabra, a hanukkiah (pron. hah-nu-KEE-ah) is the specific type candelabra used for the holiday Hanukah ceremony. A hanukkiah has 8 lower candles and 1 upper candle (the shamas) for counting the 8 days of hanukah. That said, the terms are pretty interchangeable in modern times.

I had an uncle tell me this at hanukah decades ago and I thought it was a “fun fact.” Every hanukkiah is a menorah, but not every menorah is a hanukkiah. Y’know?

src: am jewish