Does anybody like Ms Marvel? I think it’s genuinely the worst thing that has ever been put on screen featuring marvel characters. Is there even a single person who enjoyed it?

Are you ready to embark on an adrenaline-fueled adventure in the majestic land of Niagara Falls? Look no further than the exhilarating world of go kart racing! Nestled amidst the breathtaking beauty of Niagara Falls, Canada, lies a haven for speed enthusiasts seeking an unforgettable experience. In this article, we'll delve into the thrilling realm of go karting in Niagara Falls, exploring the best tracks, safety measures, FAQs, and more. So fasten your seat belts and get ready for a wild ride!
Go Kart Niagara Falls Canada: Unleash Your Inner Speed Demon
Niagara Falls, renowned for its awe-inspiring natural wonders, also offers an exhilarating experience for racing enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a first-time driver, the go kart tracks in Niagara Falls Canada cater to all skill levels. So why not strap on a helmet and immerse yourself in the thrill of high-speed racing? Let's explore the top go kart tracks that will get your heart racing!

Niagara Speedway: The Ultimate Racing Destination

Located just a stone's throw away from the magnificent falls, Niagara Speedway stands as a mecca for go kart enthusiasts. Inspired by the famous Mario Kart video game, this multi-level track boasts over 2,000 linear feet of exhilarating twists, turns, and ramps. With its state-of-the-art electric karts reaching speeds of up to 32 miles per hour, Niagara Speedway offers an adrenaline rush like no other.

Grand Prix Kartways: A Haven for Speed Lovers

For those seeking a challenging and competitive racing experience, Grand Prix Kartways is the go-to destination. Situated in the heart of Niagara Falls, this indoor go karting facility offers an adrenaline-pumping track designed to push your driving skills to the limit. Equipped with high-performance electric karts, racers can navigate hairpin bends, conquer straightaways, and engage in thrilling overtakes.

Safety First: Preparing for the Ride

Before hitting the tracks, it's essential to prioritize safety to ensure a memorable and injury-free experience. Go karting, like any motorsport, involves inherent risks. Therefore, familiarizing yourself with safety guidelines and taking necessary precautions is crucial. Let's take a look at some key safety measures you should keep in mind:

1. Gear Up for Safety

• Wear a properly fitted helmet, gloves, and closed-toe shoes to protect yourself from potential injuries.
• Opt for comfortable and non-restrictive clothing, allowing freedom of movement while driving.
• Consider wearing a neck brace to minimize the risk of neck injuries during high-speed maneuvers.

2. Familiarize Yourself with the Track

• Take a few moments to understand the layout of the track, including its twists, turns, and potential hazards.
• Familiarize yourself with the track's safety features, such as barriers and runoff areas.

3. Follow Track Rules and Regulations

• Abide by the track's rules and regulations, including speed limits, overtaking protocols, and flag signals.
• Respect other drivers on the track and avoid aggressive maneuvers that may compromise safety.

FAQs: All Your Burning Questions Answered

FAQ 1: Is go karting suitable for children?

Yes, go karting is an exciting activity for children! Many go kart tracks in Niagara Falls Canada offer junior karts specifically designed for young drivers. These karts have limited speeds and additional safety features to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for children.

FAQ 2: Are there age restrictions for go karting?

Most go kart tracks have age restrictions in place for safety reasons. While the specific age requirements may vary between tracks, children as young as 4 or 5 years old can often participate in junior karting. Adult go karting typically requires participants to be at least 16 years old, although some tracks may allow younger drivers under adult supervision.

FAQ 3: Do I need prior experience to go karting in Niagara Falls?

No prior experience is necessary to enjoy go karting in Niagara Falls Canada. The tracks cater to drivers of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned racers. Whether you're a first-time driver or a seasoned pro, the staff at the go kart tracks will provide you with a comprehensive briefing on kart controls, safety guidelines, and track rules.

FAQ 4: Can I bring my own racing gear?

While some tracks may allow participants to bring their own racing gear, it's always recommended to check with the specific track beforehand. Most go kart tracks provide all necessary safety equipment, including helmets and gloves, to ensure uniform safety standards.

FAQ 5: Can I book go karting sessions in advance?

Yes, it's highly recommended to book your go karting session in advance, especially during peak seasons or weekends when the tracks tend to be busier. Booking in advance guarantees your spot and allows you to plan your racing adventure more efficiently.

FAQ 6: Are there any group or party packages available?

Yes, many go kart tracks in Niagara Falls Canada offer group packages and party options. These packages are ideal for birthday parties, corporate events, or simply gathering your friends for a thrilling racing experience. Be sure to check the track's website or contact them directly to inquire about available packages.

Conclusion: Unleash the Speedster Within!

Go karting in Niagara Falls Canada provides an electrifying experience for speed enthusiasts of all ages. With thrilling tracks, state-of-the-art karts, and strict safety measures in place, you can quench your thirst for adventure while enjoying the magnificent natural beauty of Niagara Falls. So, what are you waiting for? Strap on your helmet, buckle up, and get ready to embrace the exhilaration of go karting in Niagara Falls Canada!

"You wear this badge because if you don't, someone who shouldn't will. Well, this mask is my badge, Dad." 🤮 🤮 🤮

Hello! I’m in the last leg of a long drive and in that terrible state of feeling the exhaustion begin to creep in while simultaneously trying to fight off the ol adhd zoomies. Given that i’m driving, I’m hoping to find someone willing to jump into a voice chat. I know that’s not everyone’s cup of tea, so no worries if it’s not yours.
A little about me (beyond the zoomies): I’m very much an extrovert. I am pretty far to the left on political and social issues. My job is one that works with a very misunderstood population and issues. If you don’t have a capacity for empathy and open-mindedness, we probably will not get along very well. That said, I don’t consider myself to be hypersensitive or easily offended. I’d just rather not talk to people who are assholes. I’m a big fan of horror and comedy when it comes to tv/movies and am a romance/horror reader when it comes to books. I veryyyyy casually play games on PC, but I am always open to recommendations for games! I also am wanting to get more into ttrpgs but will probably browse lfg for a bit longer before braving a response to any posts.
What am I looking for? Someone who can engage in a conversation, has a good sense of humor, and isn’t a huge creep! I’d love to make a friend, but if our interaction begins and ends this evening, it’ll be appreciated all the same.
If you decide to reach out, tell me a bit about yourself and pleeeaaaase say more than just ‘hey’ or any other single sentence intro (unless it’s the lead up to a VERY funny joke.)
Hope to hear from ya!

Hey Guys, Gals, and Non-Binary Pals! 💙💜🩷
TLDR:
I feel like coming out as Bi to family and coworkers as someone in a straight married/committed relationship just feel like I’m sharing that I have a weird fetish, and that’s nobody’s business but my wife’s.
DETAILS:
I recently came out to my wife, and I have to say it’s been amazingly freeing to do that. I feel like I didn’t really accept it myself until I was able to say it out loud to her. It’s completely changed my perspective on being Bi. I also have mostly two close friends that know I’m Bi.
As far as everyone else though like my family, my wife’s family (her siblings and separately her parents) and coworkers at my job… I just kind of feel like…. Very torn between two extreme ends:
(1) Fuck you. It’s none of your business that I am sexually attracted to men sometimes, because I’m in a committed relationship with my wife and it doesn’t change that at all and it doesn’t concern you. You don’t need to know this level of detail about my personal life, so why would I share?
(2) I want to tell people. I want to wear it as a badge on my chest. I have the Bi ((best 😊)) Pride flag as my phone background, and whenever someone (usually straight/cis) asks me what it is, I just shrug it off and change the topic, but I don’t want to. I want to just say “Oh I’m Bi, but anyway, this coffee is great today isn’t it?”
((P.S. isn’t it fitting that we’re Bi and I’m sitting here saying I feel very strongly about two totally opposite things at the same time? 🤔💭))
So anyway. This is all coming up in my head for a few reasons.
1.) Taylor Swift concert is in July, and I would honestly love to dress pretty damn Bi for it (blue/pink glasses, blue/pink button up, pink shorts, white shoes, etc.) and was chatting to her siblings (gay 21m, straight 23f) who are going with us about that and they were both like “Uhh you would look really gay. Really?!” And I just… want to feel comfortable at the concert, but now I don’t. So I feel like maybe I should come out to them and it’ll make me feel more comfortable, but I just feel like me “coming out to them” (they’re both kind of young/prude/virgin) as a guy married to their sister is just literally me saying “oh hey I have a fetish for penis, isn’t that neat?” So I kind of feel like… it’s insanely awkward. But I feel like telling them would be awkward for them and I’d just be really selfish.
2.) It’s fucking pride month! I kind of want to just come out and be out and be comfortable and love my life. I feel like even my wife isn’t sure how much she is comfortable with me being out right now, but I’m sure if I told her what I wanted she would support me. I feel like if there’s a time for me to do it, it’s now. This month, before the concert. But this just seems so hard.
3.) Then there’s the … last buckets of…my coworkers and/or my wife’s parents. I just feel like… why do they need to know? I work with 95% 40-70 year old men, who are mostly conservatives and really don’t understand LGBT much less Bi especially (iykyk). Then there’s her parents… super conservative republicans who would have their minds explode. But like… I treat their daughter well, we’ve been married for 6 years, and I feel like it’s none of their business. So why tell them? But at the same time… I want to. I want it to be out in the open and just be okay. But I feel like it would be so awkward.
Anyway. I know this is super long but I just wanted to get it off my chest and see what you all think.

I am having a discussion with my “Plus 1” who I invited to attend a wedding that I was invited to. He wants to wear a t-shirt with a suit jacket over it, and refuses to wear a button-up shirt with or without a tie. I told him that t-shirt shirt with a suit jacket is too informal and wearing a button-up shirt is the minimum. He said that he feels uncomfortable with button-up dress shirts and he doesn’t like the material. He doesn’t believe me that it isn’t acceptable to wear the t-shirt with a suit jacket, and he refuses to wear one. What is are your thoughts on this matter?
Context: The wedding is at a church and appears to be either formal or semi-formal.

My (17) sister (20) had a recent argument that I cannot decide who is right on.
For context, my sister and I grew up with pretty different body types, with me leaning on the thinner side and her not, which is totally okay and uncontrollable. According to her, people in her life including close friends have made passing jabs comparing our two bodies and “rating” mine higher (unbeknownst to me). Before this argument, I was unaware of this.
I’m very comfortable with my body and even though I was born naturally thin, I still work relatively hard at the gym and thus I am comfortable posting it / wearing clothing that reveals (appropriate) parts of it.
Recently in conversation, my sister found out we had plans to go to the same beach at the same time and upon finding out, demanded that I don’t “look, speak, talk to, hang out with, or say hi” (and vice versa) to her because she is insecure of the way she looks compared to me. Essentially, she refused to interact with me in any way or even look my direction because she thinks I am more attractive than her. I told her this request wasn’t okay, that I couldn’t control the way my body looked and that she shouldn’t ignore me in public or in general when I’m wearing a swimsuit even if it makes her insecure. I felt that her personal insecurities regarding my body shouldn’t have any effect over my plans and she shouldn’t be able to dictate how I interact at the beach because of it. She told me I was being incredibly insensitive and that I was turning an argument about her body insecurities into something about me, or that I was “making myself the victim”.
I understand being insecure about the way your body looks, especially when there are more conventional body types. I’ve been through that with many friends and I reiterated this to her, but I don’t think this “boundary” of shunning me is okay. Is it fair to shun your sister in public because of the way her body looks, even when she can’t control it? Why target me and my body specifically rather than just avoiding the beach altogether, or go to a different beach if she couldn’t be near me? Is this a fair request and I am overreacting and was it insensitive of me to say her request wasn’t valid?
I’ve asked around and my friends say I shouldn’t have to hide my body or hide away from her because of her insecurities, that they aren’t my problem. However, my family is telling me I should’ve just avoided her and let it go if I knew it would make her feel better about her body. I feel for her and want to make her feel better, but I believe there’s a principle here.
AITA?

This is not only a story of a fraudulent adoption, but the insight of what I as a now 21 year old fathe parent went through to even be a parent in the first place. From what I experienced and what I’ve learned. My son now almost two, looks nearly IDENTICAL as me when I was that age. Being a parent has given me MEANING in life more than anything I ever thought. Fraud was committed by my sons mother. 2021 I was 19 years old. When my son was born, I had no idea. His mother broke up with me and fled the state while still pregnant. She proceeded to tell me she is going to cut off contact and that I am not the father. My rights were stripped from me & terminated in a different state without my knowledge when he was born.
After finding her whereabouts I was able to serve her, and take her to court for paternity action. This was already two months after he was adopted. I found out about the adoption with no details other than it was filed and finalized in a different county. So, we end up getting a dna test and confirm that’s my baby. I ended up meeting my son for the first time ever when he was six mo.
2022: 20 years old. The entire year I spent going to court, going to a different state where my son presided with adoptive parents, three hours away. His adoptive parents tried every tactic in the book to keep me from getting him. In fact, I have recordings of altercations that were initiated by his adoptive parents. They did not want me to parent and raise my son. September of 2022 started a court ordered transition plan which kicked off a whole range of events from accusations, appeals, delays and much more.
2023: 21 years old. I did everything the courts asked me to do as stated in the transition plan. February 2023 I won custody. It’s now been four months since I’ve had sole custody and eight months since the transition plan started. The plan really enabled my son to adapt and bond with me and my family. To say I did it by myself would be an absolute lie.
Being a parent makes you reflect on your childhood. It makes you realize how thankful you are for your family and everything they’ve done for you. Being a parent/ father has made me a better person. I have the rest of my life and my legacy with me. We are teaching each other and learning every single day. It’s great being a single parent and it also has its down sides too. I love my son with everything in me. When I first found out I was his father it was unreal. I was a father to a baby I couldn’t even put a face to in the beginning. I fought hard to build that bond with my son, and it grows each and every single day.
Anyways for all you parents who read this here’s a cheers to making an impact on our children!

Start with a single character you know (probably Ryu or Cody) and then go to casual match. Play until you play against someone who kicks your butt, if you like the way they looked, go train with that character, if not, keep playing.
This should eventually get you the vast majority of characters without trying to go into training with every single one and coming out 3 days later with your head spinning.
I’m also pretty new myself so if someone has a better idea, please comment.

Who would you guys like, returning character or new character?

This is not only a story of a fraudulent adoption, but the insight of what I as a now 21 year old fathe parent went through to even be a parent in the first place. From what I experienced and what I’ve learned. My son now almost two, looks nearly IDENTICAL as me when I was that age. Being a parent has given me MEANING in life more than anything I ever thought. Fraud was committed by my sons mother. 2021 I was 19 years old. When my son was born, I had no idea. His mother broke up with me and fled the state while still pregnant. She proceeded to tell me she is going to cut off contact and that I am not the father. My rights were stripped from me & terminated in a different state without my knowledge when he was born.
After finding her whereabouts I was able to serve her, and take her to court for paternity action. This was already two months after he was adopted. I found out about the adoption with no details other than it was filed and finalized in a different county. So, we end up getting a dna test and confirm that’s my baby. I ended up meeting my son for the first time ever when he was six mo.
2022: 20 years old. The entire year I spent going to court, going to a different state where my son presided with adoptive parents, three hours away. His adoptive parents tried every tactic in the book to keep me from getting him. In fact, I have recordings of altercations that were initiated by his adoptive parents. They did not want me to parent and raise my son. September of 2022 started a court ordered transition plan which kicked off a whole range of events from accusations, appeals, delays and much more.
2023: 21 years old. I did everything the courts asked me to do as stated in the transition plan. February 2023 I won custody. It’s now been four months since I’ve had sole custody and eight months since the transition plan started. The plan really enabled my son to adapt and bond with me and my family. To say I did it by myself would be an absolute lie.
Being a parent makes you reflect on your childhood. It makes you realize how thankful you are for your family and everything they’ve done for you. Being a parent/ father has made me a better person. I have the rest of my life and my legacy with me. We are teaching each other and learning every single day. It’s great being a single parent and it also has its down sides too. I love my son with everything in me. When I first found out I was his father it was unreal. I was a father to a baby I couldn’t even put a face to in the beginning. I fought hard to build that bond with my son, and it grows each and every single day.
Anyways for all you parents who read this here’s a cheers to making an impact on our children!

1. How do you interpret that hug between Ken and Rome, was Roman subtly asking him to rough him up a bit, so he’d look worse (it seems like he thought the stitches didn’t look badass enough or something, lol)?
   
2. Was the ending tragic or were we supposed to feel a sense of justice that what was meant to happen happened?
   
3. As a character, is Tom generally considered a psychopath? I only started watching in S3 so I only know bits and pieces of Tom and Shiv’s relationship.
   
4. Is there an inconsistency in the total number of board votes? Anyone got the list of Yeses vs Nos? By my count it was 5-5 before they got to you know who, but Frank said it was 6-6. Also, they didn’t show Simon’s vote.
   

I don’t even have the words, it was just absolutely amazing. Like, there are other series that I like better as a whole, but I think this might be my favorite individual book
This book had easily some of the funniest moments that I’ve read outside of the Discworld, until Locke came out of a certain barrel and humor took a backseat. Favorite character was definitely Father Chains, I love the grumpy old bastard. All of the twists were incredible, especially the few that I caught before they happened

For me personally, I see a lot of parallels with Brave New World and our world today. With people living far away from the issues and management of the real world through new technologies imposed by higher ups. The characters, Bernard and John are people who look at society with a “critical len” and logical view but are seen crazy. Arguably BNW isn’t the worst dystopian world to live but it is definitely very uncanny and concerning.
I’ve also seen a lot of places follow in the footsteps of the novel 1984. The changing of history to fit your own political needs and constant surveillance. The character Winston is a man who just wants to know the truth but is put down.
What are your thoughts?