Watched: GOAT 🍿★★★★

Will Harris is a literal goat in a sport built for rhinos and panthers — but GOAT works both ways. He’s chasing Greatest Of All Time status, and nobody thinks he can do it.

“I don’t play the long game, I play the tall game.”

Yeah, Will proved them wrong. Predictable? Sure. But “smalls can ball” landed.

I finished it smiling.

Finally, I watched Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die last night, and I thought it was okay. Decider thinks you should skip, but I watched it anyway. I give it ★★½ (out of 5 rating)

March 29–April 4, 2026

Not everything needs 1,000 words. Here’s the short stuff from last week — quick takes, random thoughts, and links worth clicking.

March 29

If I were short, I wouldn’t mind a Hobbit-style house — but at 6'0", I’m more like Gandalf. I’d spend most of my time tilting my head just to navigate the place. 🙄 Check the video out on Facebook. (Disclaimer: probably AI-generated, but you never know.) ↗

Ooh, LEGOs! Saw some Crocs featuring a LEGO design the other day — meh. But the LEGO x Crocs collab from Stoop and the City? That’s actually pretty awesome. ↗

March 30

Those sliding doors are everything. I’d love something like that in my own place — maybe it’s finally time to replace that old door I’ve been holding onto. Future project? I think yes. ↗

I learned a new word today while reading HuffPost. The article is about the rise of the label heteroflexible, what people mean when they use it, and why some people embrace it while others are critical of how closely it stays tied to heterosexual identity.

Seeing them in space is incredible. The Earth appears breathtakingly beautiful. They also send photos and videos from distant space. Watch the video!

US chicken looks pale and watery next to Icelandic chicken. And American bread molds in a week while Icelandic bread lasts way longer. Shocking, is it? What exactly are we putting in our food over here? 👀

Click on that image to watch a video below:

Amazingly, it has been 4 days and it is already closer to Moon than Earth.

As of 9 A.M. EDT on April 4, the Orion spacecraft was more than 160,000 miles from Earth, less than 120,000 miles away from the moon and traveling around 2,540 miles per hour.

Link

I enjoy watching behind-the-scenes bloopers from movies and TV series. This one is fun to watch…

Read every Harry Potter book. Watched every movie. Now it’s coming to HBO as a TV series. The big question: will it match the magic of the books and films? Guess we’ll find out together.