I’m looking for some advice regarding a printer—specifically a color laser model... budget is sitting somewhere around $150 to $200. I don't particularly care about Wi-Fi connectivity or any of those modern bells and whistles—just give me something where finding replacement toner isn't an absolute nightmare...
Eric Newman4 said:So even this cult classic is getting a reboot...
Alaska revival Starring Rob Morrow in works at CBS from original series creators, Cast
I had a feeling they were cooking up a revival, though I'm really not sure how I feel about the whole thing... I'll probably tune in, I suppose, but there's definitely no real excitement on my end.
Look, I don't just chug water for the sake of being "healthy"—I drink because I'm thirsty and it's freaking boiling out there. I’m not forcing it down my throat just to hit some arbitrary goal; if I'm drinking, it's because my body actually needs it... though, honestly, even for me, six liters sounds absolutely excessive. After sitting down and actually doing the math—which I should have done sooner—I think I might have been overdoing it a bit. It wasn't quite the full six liters; more like closer to four. 🙂
Don't you think that just two to four glasses of water a day is a bit... insufficient? How on earth could five liters of water make you feel sick—unless, of course, you tried to chug the whole thing all at once?
The heat waves lately have been absolutely brutal—truly unbearable—and our bodies are just screaming for hydration. I honestly think I’ve downed at least six gallons of water today alone, and I’ve had to run to the restroom at least six times already... if not more. 🙂
It makes me wonder, though—is there actually a limit to how much fluid we can consume daily before it becomes excessive or even counterproductive?
How much water are you all drinking on a daily basis—especially given this current heatwave?
Richard Wilson4 said:They really should have stopped filming once Fleishman left...
I can't say I agree with that. While it's true the show took a noticeable dip after Rob Morrow moved on—the quality definitely shifted—we still had plenty of standout episodes long after his departure...
I don't know, I just absolutely love this series, so I struggle to find any serious flaws in it. I mean, it’s not like I was looking for one...
Steven Peterson37 said:As far as I can tell, the last release was the Season 3 DVD set back at the end of last year, which wrapped up that whole season. Does anyone happen to know when the Season 4 DVD might actually hit the shelves?
Thanks for getting back to me! That’s what I was thinking—I just had this nagging worry that I might have somehow missed the premiere of Season 4 already... 👍
I honestly cannot wrap my head around how any of you find that term acceptable. I mean, sure—it’s fine if we’re talking about life up in Alaska, which I’ll happily watch at any hour of the day or night if I have the chance—but in a general sense? The term is absolutely disastrous... there really isn't any reason to be proud of it, if you ask me.
Look, everything is fine—really—it’s just that you spoke as if you were laying down absolute, undeniable facts rather than just total nonsense, and I happen to be a bit sensitive when it comes to life up in >...
Jason Morales88 said:only the '93/'94 and '94/'95 seasons actually have 22 episodes—every other season is just 8 episodes long!
Give me a break. Isn't it actually quite the opposite? I mean, if that were true, how on earth does the show have 110 episodes? You'd need a ridiculous amount of seasons to make those numbers work...
Look at the math:
Season 1 = 8 episodes Season 2 = 7 episodes Season 3 = 23 episodes Season 4 = 25 episodes Season 5 = 24 episodes Season 6 = 23 episodes
Please, I am begging you, stop posting such nonsense.
wearyeagle2 said:If we actually make it to the Final Four, I’m booking a flight to Lillehammer—and you better crank up the volume, because whoever spends sixty straight minutes screaming "Lino! Lino!" is going to earn the title of Queen of the Torcida.