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8d ago
inWatched season one of One Piece dubbed, then switched to subbed, and now I finally get the hype
Watched the dub for 200 episodes before someone told me. Big brain.
8d ago
inGuy on my crew in Tulsa said never trust a drop ceiling grid, and it saved my back last Tuesday
Tbh that Tulsa dentist office tile dropping sounds terrifying, glad your back made it out okay.
8d ago
inHot take: freewriting before prompts beats any prompt book, and I won't budge on this
Nine drafts a month is great, but that does not prove prompts are the problem. Plenty of writers use prompt decks and still sound like themselves, because the prompt is just a warmup, not a rulebook. When I get a prompt like "write about a door that won't open," I jot ten minutes of freewriting on it, then toss the prompt and keep whatever felt real. The tool is not making your stories sound the same, treating the prompt like a checklist is. Maybe you just needed a change of routine, not a whole new method.
19d ago
inTook me 6 months to admit I was torqueing cannon plugs by feel instead of using the spec
Watched a guy do the same thing for years and swore his arm was better than any wrench. Then we had a plug back out on a bird after a few hundred hours and the log showed he'd been the last one in there. Turned out his "calibrated wrist" was running about 20 inch pounds light that whole time. Spec exists because our hands lie to us, especially at the end of a long shift when you're just trying to get done. I still go by feel on oil lines and drain plugs, but cannon plugs get the wrench every time now.