andrewducker | Interesting Links for 01-10-2022

1. Anyone want to be our neighbours?: (tags:housing Edinburgh )
2. Many men are simply incapable of being around attractive women: I officially apologise to any woman I've made uncomfortable. And I'm absolutely sure I have.
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3. Porn on Tumblr is a complicated: (tags:porn tumblr business censorship Apple Android )
4. Goblin cats are the best cats: (tags:cats funny )
5. Just how insidious is K-Pop?: (tags:music Korea )
6. Too... Many... Unusual... Laughs!: (tags:laughter funny video viaPatrickHadfield )
7. Some examples of languages younger than Scots: (tags:language history )
8. This house definitely has "unorthodox" design choices: (tags:design housing EpicWTF )
9. Elon Musk's Texts Shatter the Myth of the Tech Genius: (tags:Twitter sms ElonMusk )
10. Dredging the river Tees has released contaminants that killed crabs for miles around: (tags:crabs death pollution )
11. The lack of Third Places is definitely one of the major issues in modern cities: (tags:community cities video )

I am not a reliable judge of this topic. Interview with a Vampire came out as a movie when I was in high school, so I will always have a fondness for Anne Rice books from that period, when my friends were reading the horniest ones while our brains were soaked in hormones.

I also read a bunch of the Sookie Stackhouse books when the "True Blood" television series was a thing. Some of them were entertaining. Should I have been a completionist about it? Also, why does Urban Dictionary think the word "completionist" only applies to video games?

That seems a very odd thing to only apply it to!

Also, why does Urban Dictionary think the word "completionist" only applies to video games?

You aren't "completionist" if you finish a book;
you are completionist if you read every book in the series
but you are completionist if you play every option in a video game !

[but]
... what if you stay to see the end credits of a movie ?

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