I swear. . . no one has a sense of humor any more. . .

a reply to: mamabeth

Not too well right now, hopefully it'll get better. It does feel good when I'm wearing the glove though.

a reply to: DBCowboy

I'm glad it's helping.

When I bruised the heck out of my elbow and pinched that nerve, wearing a wrist brace helped with the pins and needles going down into my hand and fingers. It's strange how that works.

originally posted by: deckdel
a reply to: DBCowboy

Since your right arm still works and can steadily hold a joint, you need to ask a prescription for medical use against those tremors. And then finally arrive to the place and time which few of us can only dream about.

Not that I would condone or promote anything with that statement. But... hail to inhale.

or microdose 50/50 orangeman tincture. Takes the rough edges off...

My poor wife sits and listens to me discuss the character development of Nebula ad nauseum. Ill save you guys from it...but the opening bits of Endgame show a major transformative moment in her life.

She also hates me pointing out how one scene is shown in effect movies later. Last night we watched Ragnarok (again) and i point out where Thor lost his eye. She thought the scene in Infinity War where Rocket hands him that eye and says "i would have washed that if i were you" is hilarious. So i pointed out the moment he lost his eye to Hella. To me it was important for her to see...to her, it was an interruption of her watching Dancing Bacons. But she tolerates it. A lot of it. Almost daily.

a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

For me it's when my husband starts going on off on CCG (collectible card game) stuff. Sure, I'm a Geek, but I'm not that style of Geek.

And while we're both competitive, enough that we can get some friction when we end up competing (there is a "temporary divorce" clause when we play games), there are different things we're competitive at. For example, I refuse to play CCGs with him. He's played enough to be tourney competitive, and I don't care to do it. I'd pick up the odd deck and play for fun. But playing against his rules-lawyering @ss is just no fun. On the flip, when we're both taking tae kwon do lessons. I am loving it, but for him it's a necessary evil. He needs to get in shape, and he's more in love with the idea of it than he ever was with the physical exertion side of things. When I invite him to join me in an extra exercise class to try to get him past the hump to where the physical side of things is tough, but more of a fun challenge, he looks at me and says, "I'm not trying to get super in shape like you!"

**EDIT**

Thing is, when you love each other, sure you may roll your eyes, but you mostly humor each other. If you were both exactly the same, life would get boring.

a reply to: ketsuko

She loves seeing me get excited about things she doesn't understand, or try to understand. But she sometimes tells me to not talk about those things in public. Like the "mirror mirror on the wall" thing, and my thoughts on the maleability of reality. She says i sound like a kook to normal people and to stow it. LOL

My wife always laughs when I roll my eyes at her.

...I think it's because she thinks I might be having a stroke.

a reply to: DBCowboy
You have to hand it to this Doctor, but he's armless, oops I meant harmless. Is that all right for humour.

I think we'd get along well.

originally posted by: Lazarus Short

originally posted by: Morbidlynx
My humor is generally like my soul and my coffee, black. Jimmy Carr is a favorite comedian of mine for instance, among others. I feel like laughing at the most evil and dark things in the world is the best way to cope with it. I have a long list of terrible jokes.

Is this dark enough for you?

My wife and I were discussing CRISPR technology the other day, after seeing a news item about it. She asked, "How do you make a CRISPR baby?" I told her you just leave it in the hot oil a little longer...

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: Krakatoa
But, were there infinity stones on that glove?

(if I were you I would have them sewn on the back of that compression glove, for giggles)

Oh hell yes!

We expect a picture posted here of your new "DBinity Glove".

originally posted by: Krakatoa

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: Krakatoa
But, were there infinity stones on that glove?

(if I were you I would have them sewn on the back of that compression glove, for giggles)

Oh hell yes!

We expect a picture posted here of your new "DBinity Glove".

It'll be especially awesome if he's somehow contriving to use it to disintegrate some Gunthers.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Did you let everyone know you don't actually have an Infinity Glove but that you do really have an Infinity Belt since it appears to be never ending?

originally posted by: ketsuko

originally posted by: Krakatoa

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: Krakatoa
But, were there infinity stones on that glove?

(if I were you I would have them sewn on the back of that compression glove, for giggles)

Oh hell yes!

We expect a picture posted here of your new "DBinity Glove".

It'll be especially awesome if he's somehow contriving to use it to disintegrate some Gunthers.

A 'Gunter Gauntlet'...every boss needs one.

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: ketsuko

originally posted by: Krakatoa

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: Krakatoa
But, were there infinity stones on that glove?

(if I were you I would have them sewn on the back of that compression glove, for giggles)

Oh hell yes!

We expect a picture posted here of your new "DBinity Glove".

It'll be especially awesome if he's somehow contriving to use it to disintegrate some Gunthers.

A 'Gunter Gauntlet'...every boss needs one.

The most important stone in that one is the Millennial Stone.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: DBCowboy

Did you let everyone know you don't actually have an Infinity Glove but that you do really have an Infinity Belt since it appears to be never ending?

That's a good one!
It reminds me of a fashion idea I had. It's a belt with a watch on the buckle.
I'm gonna call it the "Waist of Time".

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: DBCowboy

Did you let everyone know you don't actually have an Infinity Glove but that you do really have an Infinity Belt since it appears to be never ending?

I'm looking for Infinity shoes now.

Have to match!

originally posted by: mamabeth
a reply to: vonclod

Marriage is for men who are tired of doing their own
housekeeping and laundry.
DB,how is that compression glove really working? I was
thinking of trying one out, I keep having trouble with my
fingers going numb while I sleep.

True that!!