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Here are a couple more Shorts that I really loved. Leo says his guilty pleasure is watching police footage, for me lately it's been videos of gambling addicts losing their shit from losing tons of money. This guy is the worst of them all. A true legend of gambling addicts. Watching these videos has given me a real glimpse of the foolishness of Gambling.

Not gonna lie. I ended up deciding not to turn off Shorts because there are still some truely well-written comedy in some of them. I don't think Shorts is really all that close to TikTok, YouTubers tend to be much more creative and intelligent.

Hey, did you know that "WhatifAltHist" is an anagram for "Halfwit, That is" Just a dumb joke I made on Discord some time ago.

@Leo Gura Speaking of hummingbirds, have heard of this plant? https://www.upliftingtoday.com/63221/this-unique-plant-looks-exactly-like-a-hummingbird/

@Leo Gura You forgot socialism on that list of theft.

Deer for Crocodiles

@Greatnestwithin I prefer the Harris DC Justice League team

Hurricrocodiles

This takes the cake for conservative thought so DELUSIONAL, it's BRILLIANT I could not NOT share this. Watch it, have a good laugh and maybe you might even learn something.

Ang engot naman nito ahh!

As an actual career artist myself, I can say that you're talking shit. Art school is highly rigid and standardized in the way they teach art. They care more about making your work look "professional" in a normie sense rather than you finding your own unique creative success. (and even then, I've heard some people say they believe art school has become old-fashioned and doesn't really cater to actual modern industry trends) I will say that maybe for certain specific artistic disciplines, maybe, just maybe, you absolutely *need* a degree. E.g. Graphics Designer. Animator (especially 3D), VFX artist. But for Painters, Cartoonists (like me-self), Illustrators, etc., Internet Tutorials, In-Person Courses, and Books is already enough to get fairly professional advice making art school somewhat unnecessary. And it'll probably be cheaper than having to pay student loans. (My actual college degree is in CompSci, by the way. Even there, sometimes I think I could have just learned programming on my own.) And the best Science is done by visionaries, regardless of whether they're in academia or not.

"It fails the vibe check, and that's all that matters at the end of the day sometimes" - Vaush

No, never heard of it. I can breathe but my nose is still fairly congested 24/7 so I will have to look into whatever may help. Thanks. On another note, that is, literally speaking, a problem I had years ago when I first got my Tinnitus and it was a lot worse. Trying to sleep with bad Tinnitus is no joke.

@Leo Gura I'm not being defeatist, I'm just being kinda lazy with this particular issue because it's not too much of a problem for me and I'd rather focus on other things. A serious health issue that I have been dealing with for years and that I've been working on largely this year is largely nasal-based. My nasal problems do sometimes worsen my tinnitus temporarily so I may try this Tinnitus Mix treatment if it becomes more of a problem. Though lately, I've been making good progress and I've finally been able to breath well way better than I have in years. I can still make more improvement with it, though.

I have mild, probably permanent, tinnitus. I've lived with it for years because I regularly listened to loud music in the past. But it's mild enough now that I barely notice it most of the time. I deliberately have to pay attention to it to notice it. So I don't think I'll be doing this test, unfortunately. I doubt that I would notice much of a difference.