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Check these out! :) in Music ·
rustymaker60 gave me the idea. So, here we go: The Fatal Impact by Dead Can Dance:

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I'm voting for "This song is a mess but so am I." It’s got that emo vibe. Plus, it's humble. It basically offers an excuse for being a bad track, but they aren't actually *that* terrible—go ahead and buy them. Honestly, the whole name just makes me sick 🤮
Cashier wants to go to the ocean in Movies ·
northerncrane4 said:Regarding the post saying:

I don't see a single sentence where he talks about anything other than humor and comedy! 🙂
Cashier wants to go to the ocean in Movies ·
northerncrane4 said:I was replying to a post about a masterpiece packed with subtext.

Are you talking about that one post where they compare the movie to Alan Ford?
Cashier wants to go to the ocean in Movies ·
northerncrane4 said:Look, I get the context. I even know why someone would wake up at 3 AM, and I know why the trees are blooming, but it still feels shallow and soulless to me.

Well, damn. If you think a light comedy with some mild social commentary is "shallow," then you're watching the wrong stuff. You really picked the wrong movie to look for deep meaning in...
Cashier wants to go to the ocean in Movies ·
kobayasi said:In an ocean of bad movies made since we got our own country (just my take), this one is definitely up there. Nothing groundbreaking, just a solid flick.

Exactly. It’s a decent enough movie.

The lead actress really gets on my nerves. Her acting is so over the top and she’s just totally uninteresting—like a black hole in the middle of the film. Then again, that's how the script is written, so you can't entirely blame her. But everything else surrounding her? Pretty funny and actually interesting.
The weight of "No" and the guilt that follows in Psychology ·
Tyler Thomas12 said:🙏 🙏 🙏 🤣

I'd put this in SIG 🙂

Approved 😬

If I said "no" every single time I didn't feel like doing something, life would just be ridiculous and pointless!
The weight of "No" and the guilt that follows in Psychology ·
Nimrod said:That sense of duty doesn't always mean you feel guilty about turning someone away when you actually SHOULD have helped them.
And regarding that guilt, they say "the one who always feels guilty is humble."
Well, I guess they should all start being humble then....🙄

I just realized I explained myself wrong..
It's not about feeling an obligation toward him or her. It's more like... I don't know. It's the feeling that it's better to actually do something than to just sit there. A duty to myself more than anyone else.

Since I can never find the motivation for anything, I end up saying yes to everything. I have zero standards. 😁
The weight of "No" and the guilt that follows in Psychology ·
William Gonzalez3 said:I wasn't calling you some kind of sellout, I was just hinting you're a guy with zero backbone. Look, I didn't mean you were peddling affection, just that you're a total yesman when it comes to love—someone who can't say no and just reflexively agrees to everything.

Aha, I thought you were just being a jerk.😬

I definitely have zero morals. Honestly, I haven't used my conscience in ages, so who knows how it would even hold up today! That's why I just let other people use theirs and I go along with it.😬

The perfect recipe for a successful career as a total pushover!
The weight of "No" and the guilt that follows in Psychology ·
William Gonzalez3 said:you're a total fraud. you always say "yes" but never actually follow through.
Look, I know we aren't supposed to talk about real life here, but blueranger12 said "yes" plenty of times and it burned him bad every single time.
Even while he was taking a leak.
blueranger12 is a total pushover.

He doesn't even know if saying "no" would hurt, because he's never had the guts to try it.

I know talking about members' private lives is off-limits, but yesterday while I was working on Main Street, William Gonzalez3 showed up and started picking a fight. Like, this is America, I can pick my customers wherever I want. So I called my manager over, got him to kick him out, and now William Gonzalez3 is trying to get revenge on me through this forum. I mean, I saw it coming, but it's seriously low. 😠

And I never said it didn't burn while I was peeing...
The weight of "No" and the guilt that follows in Psychology ·
It’s not even guilt I feel. It’s just duty. 😕

Someone asks me something and my brain goes on autopilot. I start saying "yeah, sure, sounds good, let's do it" because that's just how things work. 😁 Then it finally hits me that I actually can't make it, so I have to backtrack and say, "Actually, I can't." But when I finally say "no"? Honestly, it doesn't bother me one bit. My conscience stays perfectly clear.
People who are nice to everyone in Psychology ·
djidjimidji said:those are people who don't communicate through the heart or the ego, but strictly through reason.

But why on earth would you call that ideal? Imagine if everyone was like that—there’d be zero progress because there wouldn't be any raw energy driving change. And without change, you get nowhere. Everything would be too perfect if everyone acted that way. These people are necessary, sure, like shock absorbers, but I wouldn't call it an ideal state. It's like saying water is the most important requirement for life. But what good is water without heat... without minerals... pure H2O is cool, but it isn't the whole picture.

Damn, cheers 🙏 🙏

through reason. Yeah. Same here. My brain won't give my heart or my ego any breathing room. Now I have to use logic just to figure out if it actually makes sense to let my ego do something on its own terms right now. What kind of nonsense is 🙄 🙄
Film Studies in Schools in Movies ·
True, it’s not really doable. Though now that any idiot with a smartphone can record video, it’s becoming way easier to pull off.
Film Studies in Schools in Movies ·
Movies and moving images are becoming such a huge part of daily life. Definitely!
Victory 👋

What else is left to win? The Super Bowl, the World Cup, or maybe an MLS trophy 😬
Ski jumping - thoughts? in Other Sports ·
stormyviper11 said:When I was fifteen, I thought style points were total nonsense.

Now? After years of watching the Ski Jumping circuit, those points matter just as much to me as the actual distance.

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Look, he could’ve seen plenty of guys out there. He just needs to scan the field for half a second to see where the ball is landing. Especially when you're clearing it. A goalie plays a different game than everyone else. You have to be sharp. You have to be precise. Period.
Ski jumping - thoughts? in Other Sports ·
Could be. I mean, you’re gonna move on anyway if you land a better position..

But look at a jump, for example. People used to push the limits and just keep going further and further, even if they wiped out completely afterward. This way, things actually stay disciplined. I truly believe that sense of aesthetics is necessary.
WinZip issues in Software ·
wearygardener13 said:😱 🤮

🙂
WinZip issues in Software ·
I honestly don't get why people don't just use the built-in compression in macOS. Is it really that much worse? It drives me crazy when someone sends me a RAR file and I don't happen to have a specific program installed to open it. Why not just use ZIP since everyone can actually open it?!