Moving (Episode 14-20) (Finale)
Here's the final discussion for Moving now that it's ended. Spoilers for those who haven't watched it yet.
Moving (Episode 8-13)
What are your thoughts on episodes 8-13 of Moving? I'm making a separate post for these episodes because I think the parents' backstories deserve a separate discussion.
Moving (Episode 1-7)
What are your thoughts on the first 7 episodes of Moving? Let's talk about it.
Pinterest. It is the sole reason I use the Google Hit Hider script.
See You in My 19th Life
Having just finished watching the show, I thought I'll make a discussion post.
I bought a cheap Canon inkjet and have started refilling it with cheap off-brand ink. It's not particularly as good as the original ink, but for my purposes it works great.
I decided to check it and it tells me that 'The site has been seized by Reddit for copyright infringement'.
“The Uncanny Counter 2” Teases Epic Battle Against New Demons
tvN's The Uncanny Counter 2 has unveiled its main posters! Based on the hit webtoon of the same name, The Uncanny Counter is a superhero drama starring Jo Byeong Gyu, Kim Sejeong, Yoo Joon Sang, and Yeom Hye Ran as demon hunters with supernatural powers. Two and a half years after the first season'...
I'm honestly stoked for more Uncanny Counter. I loved the first series. The posters look pretty cool.
Thunderbird on Windows and Outlook on mobile (Android though).
For me it was Crusader Kings 2. I started playing it after CK3 came out. It was free and seemed interesting, and it took me a while to get used to such a game, but it was fun when I did get used to it all. It's even more fun with all the DLCs and there's plenty of mods to try out. I usually play a single campaign for about an hour or two a day over a week or more which helps me de-stress. It might not be the answer you're looking for, but maybe you can try some games like it where you don't need to be active all the time, or where you can just turn your mind off and kill a few hours.
