1. Full Metal Jacket 2. Pulp Fiction 3. Office Space 4. To be or not to be 5. No Man's Land 6. Who's That Singing Over There? 7. The Shawshank Redemption 8. The Usual Suspects
Hard to say, there are tons of great movies out there. But these are my favorites. Most of what's on my list is there because of the sharp, smart humor. The rest? Just incredible plots and twists. Something like that 🙂
Kenneth Hernandez67 said:Blood in your stool could mean a million different things.
For sure. It all comes down to what it actually looks like. To put it simply: if it looks like tomato soup with meatballs, you're probably bleeding in your urine first. If it looks more like actual meatballs in marinara sauce, then the stool is coming out along with the blood. Either way, it’s bad news and serious stuff. The absolute worst case—if I'm remembering right—is when it's super dark, almost black, with a red rim. That's internal bleeding.
While I was watching, I honestly thought it was way worse than the original. Just wasn't feeling it at all. But then, that ending in 😍? Totally caught me off guard. Completely floored me.
I'm sitting at a 3.5. Not huge, but I'm low-key dreaming about the day I wake up and things are actually clear.
Heard some chatter that women shouldn't get the surgery if they're planning on having kids—supposedly all those contractions can mess with your vision and make it bounce back?
Not trying to give advice here, just sharing a quick story 🙂 First time getting blood drawn was when I was 16—yeah, I know, a little late to the party, but there wasn't really a reason to do it sooner. Had mono 😲 Honestly, I was terrified. Hated needles. Went with my mom. To the surprise of both my mom and the nurse, I asked if my mom could go first (she was just there for support, nothing crazy) just so I could see how it worked. After five minutes of us laughing about it, she actually did it. Weirdly enough, seeing that made it easier. Didn't even feel the needle. Haven't been scared of them since 🙂
Holy hell, this guy's voice is insane 😲 When he starts "AND SO IT IS" 😲 It's unreal. Seriously. If he actually played that and sang it right in front of me, I think I'd just pass out. 😵 😁
Jamie Anderson82 said:Man, "Cold Water" gets me every single damn time... goosebumps.
I don't know, just can't get into that track. It won't happen. Something about it feels off. But Amie and Blower's Daughter? Or even Cheers Darlin'? Pure perfection. 👍
When I first heard Blower's Daughter from Closer, it honestly left me speechless. Listened to some of his other stuff too—man, the guy’s got a world-class voice. Anyone else listening to him?
northerncrane4 said:Could be. So instead of embarrassing myself with dumb questions like "Why isn't the ocean washing up on the shore?", I'll just go find the answer somewhere useful. Something you're too lazy to do.
And there it is. You won't bother asking, and I won't bother commenting. What's the issue?
The difference between us is that I don't think asking a question is shameful. We all learned stuff from someone or read it somewhere. If I don't know something I feel like I should, a forum is a perfectly fine place to look. Asking isn't the embarrassment here. Not knowing is. And now, I know.
Commenting is fine. Just not the way you do it—by trying to belittle me. You could've been a lot more polite.
Look, northerncrane4, we all walk around thinking we've got it all figured out, but none of us really do. I’m positive there’s stuff even you aren't 100% sure on, and my question was as basic as it gets. I don't mind asking when I'm unsure, even if some people—like you—think it's stupid. And please, don't insult my intelligence just because of one post on this forum.
Man. None of us have all the answers. I watch movies, I read books, but I honestly didn't realize how much everything was actually connected. Better to just ask than to wander around aimlessly 😉