It’s the level of commitment. You can start and stop online activities with almost no preparation or planning. When you watch a movie, you have to mentally prepare yourself to be in one spot and paying attention to one thing for an hour and a half. When you play video games, it takes effort to turn on the console or launch Steam / Epic / whatever.
The Ultimate Collection of Winsock Software. Man, it’s been a loooooong time since I’ve heard that name.
I didn’t read this as OP wanting others to decide for them, but to help them think things through; maybe get a new perspective.
It’d have to be the construction of The Sphinx or the Giza pyramids for me.
Schitt’s Creek. Only watched it (the series) one other time. Big fan.
Not something I’m particularly proud of, but at one point I was looking into the sovereign dealio with a little bit more than intellectual interest. “Are these guys on to something?” “What would happen if we ALL decided to do it?” I never went as far as getting a license plate, but… Hold on. Come to think of it, it was never even CLOSE to getting a license plate because I knew that it was all bull crap. Never mind. :)
Why’d you yuck my yum? :)
I “sold” Kirbies for a short time. Super-glamorous job (haha).
That’s part of their charm! I’ve always thought mine looked pretty badass. 🙂
Dyson vacuum cleaners. I’ve had mine for about 20 years, had to replace a part here and there, but it’s just as strong as the day I got it. Probably the single best purchase I’ve ever made. A close second would be my Sonicare toothbrush.
The Fountain absolutely destroyed me. I was a mess.