I was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes about 2 years ago. It runs in my family, and I was an alcoholic, so that may have had a lot to do with it.
I have since quit drinking, which helped my liver recover, but my blood sugar A1C was hovering around 15%, which is incredibly bad. I would go on sugar binges, sneak snacks into my friend’s house, and go for snacks after I would leave my friend’s house.
We’ve written numerous articles about Uno & Friends, but the latest rumor is that Uno & Friend is going away.
In the spirit of the other posts, I’m keeping this one short and opening it up for comments.
Why do you think Uno & Friends is going away and please feel free to share your frustrations in the comments.
Let’s face it. Karaoke is hard. But you’ve researched your song, listened to a karaoke version on YouTube, or perhaps you’ve tried it on Smule.
You’ve got the lyric timing, and highs, the lows, and maybe practice your fake guitar skills during guitar solos.
I was asked to follow-up with ways a patron could be a douche and the response was overwhelming.
It’s definitely possible to be a douche at karaoke towards the KJ, whether it’s mic grabbing or being disrespectful to the singers. Here are 17 signs you’re a douche at karaoke.
Getting up there and singing Karaoke is hard. Do you remember your first time? It was likely very intimidating.
But have you ever left a karaoke show and thought: “Wow, that KJ was a douche!” Well behold, you are not alone.
I was chatting with a friend about my precious kitties. I mentioned all the cats I had and I mentioned Crystal. I said, “She is my death cat.”
I said it kind of mocking myself and also being morbid.
Death cat will have negative connotations and should be used in dark humor or sarcasm.
Paul Boag, a well-known and highly respected user experience advocate, has just released a new book, User Experience Revolution.
The book takes aim at systemic organizational issues that actively breed an anti-user culture, whether it is intended or not.
User experience encompasses the user interaction with your products or services and the emotions that result.
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