I much preferred Lotus over the early implementations of Excel.
I could rip around those / keyboard shortcut menus!
We had an accounting director that used Lotus on an early Toshiba laptop that had a native red text screen. I remember trying to help him un-muck up some problems he created on that system and do not know how his eyeballs didn’t melt with daily screen time on that thing.
(I also think he mostly used it for playing Tetris in redscale.)
Wow! 
This bad boy was hard to see on. Not red (thank goodness) but everything was a shade of blue. My favorite part as a child was that the screen wasn’t glass, so you could push on it and warp the liquid crystal for a moment.
That must have been a nice workout toting around. 
I’m not saying it was heavy, but Atlas was feeling a little bad for anyone carrying it.
I just looked it up and it was about 14lbs. Not light, but not the heaviest, but not exactly fun to just carry around. I mean, that’s about 4 modern laptops.
That works for Michigan too. I still haven’t been able to put away even one of my coats.
But isn’t the easiest way of getting from Buffalo to Detroit involve driving through Canada? 
Ha! I had no idea that was a thing. My daughter saw it in the theater and basically refused to talk about it because she said it was so bad.
They’re all mostly unrepeatable: ant-man’s quantumania, guardians of the galaxy 3, thor love & thunder, avengers endgame (and the one before it), capt america brave new world.
I do like GotG Christmas special except I kinda thought Rocket promised another one the next year. 
I am mostly meh on comic book movies in general, but how can you put these two in the same breath as those others?! These are pretty much universally agreed to be the best Marvel movies.
You’re right. What was I thinking. The others are so much better 
All seriousness aside, I could ask do you want the whole list or just the top ten reasons I don’t like either of those two. 
It’s ok - I already knew you were different. The details of why are merely curiosities. 
