kentro2002
kentro2002 t1_jdpo3hg wrote
Reply to The absolute unit of a prime rib my father in law got for his birthday dinner. by Reflex_Teh
24 ounces, or even larger? That’s a big boy!
kentro2002 t1_jad5yez wrote
“Skittish” cats is common, so when I cat trusts you like that…LOVE!
kentro2002 t1_j6nao0n wrote
Reply to comment by Yenserl6099 in Every Movie I Saw in January by Yenserl6099
That is quite a combination of choice, Royals and Horror.
kentro2002 t1_j6n9enz wrote
Reply to comment by Yenserl6099 in Every Movie I Saw in January by Yenserl6099
I have a friend who only sees blockbusters, he is not an interesting person (you can’t choose your neighbors as a kid).
kentro2002 t1_j6n7n2j wrote
Reply to Every Movie I Saw in January by Yenserl6099
I would follow you, these are spot on IMO. Devil is #1, so good. Kramer vs. Kramer, as a kid who parent got divorced a year or two after that, I cry every time. Office Space should have been the seed of the working people of Reddit, which I think it is.
The one I didn’t get was LaLa land, I love them both, Gossling especially, I didn’t get why it got all the accolades, not bad, and I understand some of the cinematography was groundbreaking, but I still could never get in to it.
Other than than, well done!
kentro2002 t1_iyeqv2t wrote
My wife is a hoarder, she would love that so much, pack them shavings up in a bag “for future use”, and it will end up in one of our 3 storage units in a couple years. It is cool looking though!
kentro2002 t1_ixxl3j8 wrote
Reply to My niece made a crab-apple. by shanehuntart
I am going to make a couple of those for our Christmas snack tray PRE dinner, very cute idea.
kentro2002 t1_ixeic1d wrote
When I see a guy in those, I think, “he knows how to do Man shit”
kentro2002 t1_jeh4bjd wrote
Reply to What's the most important attribute to be successful in life? by UncleRickyLF
I am in my 50s and I have several friends I grew up with that own many houses and are “successful”, and others that are kinda surviving just ok. It’s not always the norm, but getting up early is a common thread amongst the successful. Those extra couple hours a day, add up to 1000s of hours of productivity that adds up over decades. Whether it’s getting up to go for a run, walking the dog,or to get to work early when few people are there to get things done, most of them all get up early, even on the weekends.
Also, people who get up early normally have a “plan” for the day instead of scrambling around because you are running late.