Polls: Entertainment & Arts

I get anxiety so I have been on a long process of searching for and finding things that help. Im not by any means 100% cured but I feel like I have found a collection of things that help. I am also always trying to think of a business idea I can create so that I can work for myself.
My idea is possibly to put together a book or something with 5 or more different sources so that my method thats working was together in one package. Some of these ideas are my own creations.
I do also feel like I could just point people to books that have helped me that already exist. Like part of me feels like I would be taking credit for someone elses viewpoints. Part of me feels like an imposter. Like I dont think my idea has legs without 60% of another book and 10% of a different book. It is a different take on them though molded together with my own perspective. The two books my mindset is built on both learned the work from other people too, so its not exactly their ideas either. I just wanted to get peoples view points on my dilemma. We are in a world FULL of content creators. They all learned their information somewhere. Do you think its perfectly acceptable to head down this road with ideas I have learned?

Of course 90s are much better.

Last season a kid got crushed to death with a pot.
This season, a guy got his pelvis crushed and had to be medically evaced. And on today's episode a guy lost consciousness, and was out of commision for 24 hours, and just when we thought things couldn't get any worse, another crabber rolled his ankle.

I'm starting to think the Patricia Lee is a cursed vessel.
Could it be because the captain's name is RIP?

NINJA!

For recreational gambling, what is your preferred method of gambling?

If you are a compulsive gambler, you may need help, which is available:
https://www.helpguide.org/articles/addictions/gambling-addiction-and-problem-gambling.htm

DeLorean Motor Company has officially revealed its upcoming DeLorean EV, an all-new take on the classic 1980's stainless steel-clad, gullwing-doored sports car that was made famous by the Back to the Future film trilogy and first teased back in February.. The new all-electric DMC revives the "Medusa" sedan concept that the original DeLorean Motor Company had started development on prior to the automaker going bankrupt in 1982. Though the Medusa, officially known internally as the DMC-24, was to have four independent gullwing doors, the DeLorean EV will instead feature two large electronically powered gullwing doors that each expose the first and second row of seating. Here's everything we know about the car so far.

The DeLorean EV is targeting a 100kWh battery pack that should provide north of 300 miles of range and power a dual-motor, all-wheel-drive setup. It will accelerate from 0-60mph in 2.99 seconds, and 0-88mph (you know why!) in 4.35 seconds. The top speed is projected to be 155mph.

Pricing is expected to be in the $175,000 range, with production expected to begin at DMC's new San Antonio, TX facility in the next couple of years. Note that these specs are listed for the "Base Performance Model" of the Alpha5, which is seemingly the model name of this new DeLorean.

Any version of Pong. ever played?