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You’ve got to look after yourself before you’re able to look after other people.

There are a lot of “you’ve got to x yourself before you can x other people” things also.

There’s no need to be a drama queen, we all love the puns, honey.

I was on sertraline for a very short period of time, but I got the most horrible diarrhea from it. Probably not long enough to see the benefits; in my experience you get the side-effects long before you see the benefits.

My worst one was my second time on Mirtazapine. The first time it was pretty good because it stimulated my appetite and made me sleepy, so I actually ate and slept, at least until I went off it (a long-expected bout of terrible insomnia followed) but I think I stopped for one reason or another and went back to the doctor a few months hence and got out back on it. What followed was a particularly challenging 4 weeks in which I tried researching the cyanide content of apricot seeds, before giving up on the medicine.

Moose are apparently just tall enough that you just take out their legs and then have their body go through your windscreen and smoosh everyone in the cabin.

I quite enjoyed Rogue Squadron.

If you intend on watching any of the other trilogies - though they aren’t as good - episode 1 isn’t all that good, but the music for the last lightsaber battle is pretty awesome.

Episode 1 also does a bit too much to try to establish what happens in the original trilogy, while also trying to make a story of its own. There was somewhere on the interwebs I read you could basically give episode 1 a miss, and watch episode 2 and 3 which pertains a lot more to the original trilogy, and you could maybe go back to episode 1 to see how the relationships between various characters start out.

Not a big fan of the new trilogy personally. Episode 7 is just a rehash of episode 4, and the new director in episode 8 seemed to try to get rid off all the interesting bits from 7, while the director of 7 comes back for 9 and tries to re-establish those interesting things while working with the utterly ridiculous things that were brought in for 8.

Bit of a clusterfuck, basically.

I think we understand the brain a bit better, or we just have the hubris to think we understand the brain more than we did decades ago.

Dover.