Sounds like you stepped through the time portal known as Radio Shack to get that printer. :) Faxes were fine when you couldn't send emails, attach documents, etc. A printer just needed to scan and voila.

Exactly! Even back in 2010 I was thinking, Fax Machine? It's 2010! There's something called e-mail! Some technology dies hard, even the ones that just need to. There's not much worse tech-wise than calling

Do you mean JJ Abrams? I've liked all the movies he's made that I've seen so far. Even Star Wars. In my personal opinion, the DC movies haven't been nearly as good as they could be. Aquaman and the first

Hey, @aneukpineung. I hope there's time in your week to squeeze at least one episode in. They're not much more than 30 minutes (some are less than that, unless you really want to watch the show credits

Hey, @meesterboom. re: And then it answered... It was the fax machine! The unholy screeching of a banshee in the northern nights! It left me breathless, wondering... Who in the world has a fax machine

Well, I guess we'll hold out for being being able to carve out a sliver of sanctuary amidst all the chaos then. And it is totally unfair how age treats us. Just when we've got things figured out it decides

Not sure if by big mess of madness you're referring to the state of the world as a whole, or referring directly to your daughter—the world gonna do what the world gonna do. Fortunately, with children,

You would think that would be part of a multiverse--not just all characters from one, right? If I didn't have enough of a backlog in my brain with my own stories... Nah. Not that into multiverses, or DC.

Well, yeah. But they do grow up with the possibility of being less mental. At least in my experience. :) Don't have firsthand knowledge with girls, though. I do have a granddaughter, but she's got a ways

Hey, @meesterboom. I had a feeling there would be a twist at the end of this, though I was actually hoping that you were really talking about what you were leading on about. Oh, well. I'll hold off on

Okay, I see. Essentially, we're all unremarkable, because we're all human and flawed. Doing remarkable things doesn't necessarily make one a better person than anyone else. I can definitely agree with

Your wish is granted.

Hey, @galenkp. Apparently, we both are. :)

Nice. Lower expectations. I like it. :)

Hey, @rubido. Welcome to HIVE. Glad you found the place. I'm pretty sure I've seen that pinstriped suit somewhere. Oh, yeah. My closet. Doesn't fit nearly as well as it did when I was younger, though.

Hey, @dandays. Not often I get summoned somewhere anymore, so thanks for that. I'd probably say I'm more dry than funny, but I'm happy to be included in that prestigious and distinguished list of yours.

Hey, @geneeverett. The line does work, and Iron Man certain has the toys. Stark's a billionaire, too. He's certainly not afraid of escalation, either, and he does have a hard time knowing when to stop—all

Hey, @galenkp. How I am perceived—that is a question I've had for decades. As far as what I do here, I'm going to say, I'm guardedly unguarded. How's that? :) Actually, some on HIVE would probably say

Hey, @aneukpineung78. You're welcome.

Definitely a lot of that going around. I suppose if society is to be fundamentally changed, such longstanding ways to show appreciation and politeness need to be discarded, too.