Francesco said:Fax, little fish, look—I was actually being polite in my last post by only implying you were illiterate rather than telling you straight to your face... I thought being explicit would be too rude! And then you have the nerve to correct me over pounds? THAT WAS A JOKE, FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE! If you're so obsessed with grammar, it should be "90 pounds," not "pounds"... So, little fish, you are just freaking ILLITERATE!
Both "pound" and "pounds" can work—honestly, I think "pounds" is fine, though some people prefer the singular usage lately, but personally, I like the plural better.
Anyway, don't get all worked up for no reason or try to act like a genius when you clearly don't have all the answers yourself.
Michelle Alvarez8 said:Honestly, that timing works perfectly for me. I get back from work, grab some lunch, settle in right in front of the TV, and then... Jennifer Garner. 😍
Brenda Cox said:Hard for me? Listen, kid—everywhere you turn here, the American flag is flying high. Every few blocks, there's a crucifix or an image of the Virgin Mary hanging up. We sing our American songs, our streets are named after Franjo Harmon, Susak, Alojzije Stepinac, Ludvig Pavlović, and Prince Domagoj. Every single child owns either an American jersey or a t-shirt featuring Ante Gotovina. We eat the best food on the planet, while this so-called Mason curses us out daily, the so-called Marshall is nothing more than a punchline, and the so-called Racan is treated like a persona non grata, and so on and so forth.
If anything represents the true spirit of America, it's HERCEG-BOSNA!
James Newman4 said:If you want to stay properly hydrated, you have to drink constantly—even if you don't feel thirsty. During those sweltering American summers, you simply cannot go under two liters of fluid a day. Go for a mineral water that packs more than 500 mg of salts per liter. Also, steer clear of alcohol; it messes with your body's ability to regulate its own temperature. And keep in mind, the metabolism burns through alcohol incredibly fast (1 gram equals about 7 calories), which only serves to heat you up even further.
But that’s not the end of it. Once the thermometer hits 90 degrees Fahrenheit, you should also ditch the sugary drinks. To process just one single gram of sugar, your metabolism demands four grams of water. So, forget the sodas and the booze... the best bet is plain water. But not just any water—pick a natural still mineral water, because the carbon dioxide in sparkling water actually numbs your taste buds and makes you thirstier.
Are you working for some big beverage corporation or something?
By the way, I thought the title of this thread was "Drink before you get married"... 😂
Personally, I don't drink nearly enough liquid... I almost never feel thirsty. Except at night, of course—I'm always sipping on something while I sleep.
From what I recall, that used to be the rule—but if I'm staying current with the recent changes, it seems like only the host nation gets that automatic qualification for the Copa América now.
banderas said:I’m going to pose this question again—from a woman’s perspective this time... Why does that medication even still exist? Seriously, why is it still being manufactured and prescribed when Clavocin is right there?
Also, can you actually get Clavocin without a prescription?
Jamie Clark74 said:Amoxil is a penicillin-based antibiotic... and just like any other antibiotic, you shouldn't be taking it without a proper doctor's exam and supervision.
🙂 😉 😎
Look, I get it—it's not like I'm trying to get high off them...
But I'm actually taking them, and I still need to finish the course (tooth issue), and since I'm nowhere near the same city as my doctor to pick up a prescription, I was just wondering if there's a way to buy them.
I actually quite liked the performances from Moldova and Switzerland.
But of course—those are the ones I tend to enjoy, and they almost never even come close to cracking the top 5...
And honestly, every single year I tell myself I’m just not going to waste my time watching that ridiculous Eurovision Song Contest, and yet... here I am, watching it again. Why do I do this to myself?...
dustyscout53 said:Look, I had no idea. And now you—the very person who decided to start this whole thread—are basically telling me that I’m completely blind when I sit down to watch a movie on TV. It’s like... somehow, I’m just missing everything? That’s a massive spoiler in itself, don't you think? Now how am I supposed to enjoy anything on the small screen if I can't see who's lurking in the shadows waiting to jump out at me?! Honestly, someone should really put Zbanan on you for this one...
And you’ve still got letters stuck all over my screen!
Look, you aren't there to sit around and read—you're there to actually watch the movie! But instead, they just keep throwing letters all over the screen... honestly...
Alexander Lee34, you clearly have no idea what you're talking about when it comes to the driving force behind this thread... 🙂
www.imdb.com might actually be useful for you for once.
Look, I’m not exactly some die-hard sci-fi fanatic myself—I don't spend my weekends obsessing over space operas—but *The Empire Strikes Back*? That’s the one for me. Always has been.
So you were asking: why can't I access the old forum archive and what was even the point of it all?
And you got this response: "Why bother looking if you don't even get the purpose? Besides, that archive hasn't existed for ages."
Essentially—you can't open it because it simply doesn't exist anymore... and since you asked about its purpose, there actually is an answer to that, which is 😕