Posts by Alexander Watson

Everything’s perfectly fine as long as there are still tickets available!

Emily Castillo81 said:I'm sitting in the 9th row. 🙂

Well, I don't have one..
So, don't feel bad about leaving me out; from where I'm standing, you've basically got front row seats. 😉

Good grief, Nick Pećinko 😁😁

Thanks for the link!
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I’m not entirely sure how the moderation policy works around here, and I definitely didn't intend to hijack the top thread
so, please just tuck this topic away wherever it fits best..

I'm strictly interested in Cave
I know where they're playing..
I know when..
I know what the damage will be..

But where can I actually buy tickets?
Are there any left?
If not, who should I contact?

Alexander Watson said:It’s quite simple—it just isn't true. E330 lemon doesn't cause cancer.

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At least steelstag4 gets where I'm coming from 😢 😁

Gary Jones10 said:I don't get the point of this thread. Rambling about trivialities instead of focusing on what actually matters—that seems to be the pattern for most threads on this Forum. At least the Health section has been somewhat decent so far.

So, what’s your deal? 😁
Have you even read my opening post?

I started this topic wanting someone to explain the impact of megamining in Marlboros, or just in general, yet everyone immediately jumped into explaining all the different meanings of MC.
Even if it really does JUST mean "I am the Center of the World," I'm curious if there might be something else hidden within that megamin...

Thanks.

So...
Honestly, if one more person fails to realize this refers to the menstrual cycle, I’ll have to conclude we’ve achieved absolutely nothing here.. 🙄

Well, this is just lovely...
steelstag4 is riding high on his little insights, while silverraven95 is busy preening with those different feathers of his...
Does anyone actually have anything new or any fresh intel to share? 🙄

Anthony Harris14 said:I thought it was that E=mc2 thing😕 🙂

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The thought counts. Honestly, it’s a solid connection.

Cigarettes have always been a bit of a minefield...
You can't even look at their marketing without feeling guilty, let alone smoke them. It’s like they’re constantly hovering on the edge of being totally banned here.

Marlboro cigarettes. Does anyone actually know what the "M" stands for?
A friend gave me a hint, suggesting it refers to some "Megamind" brand idea...
Does anyone here actually know what that implies?
And why on earth would she claim other brands aren't "megamind"? Is there actually any truth to that?

Kenneth Hill37, I honestly don't get why you feel the need to jump in... but really...
do you actually consider yourself wise..?
because this post is a total train wreck from every possible angle!

got anything to say for yourself?
if not, then goodbye.

I'm still waiting for someone worth talking to.

Mostly,
just waiting on the philosopher...

Richard Doyle6 said:Quality is a subjective term (check the dictionary if you need more specifics).

Is that so? 🙄
Since you're feeling so condescending, maybe grab a dictionary yourself and learn how to spell it. 🙂

What exactly is quality?

If certain things outshine others, we assume they possess more quality.
But tell me, how would we define quality if we stripped it away from the objects themselves?

If we can't articulate what it actually is, how can we claim to recognize it?
And ultimately, how do we even know it exists at all?

A few thoughts on osteoporosis...
In Washington, D.C., there are surprisingly few places offering "serious" exercise programs specifically for men and women dealing with this condition. I’ll give credit where it’s due—Pilates and step aerobics have their merits—but they aren't quite right for those of us fighting osteoporosis.
While Pilates is all the rage right now, it tends to target younger crowds and focuses more on aesthetics than bone density. It leans heavily into stretching, whereas the real prevention and treatment come from intermittent muscle contractions. You know the drill: contract, hold, release...

From what I understand, the real breakthrough in treating osteoporosis started about five years ago under Dr. Krpan over at the Mayo Clinic. They still teach Tae Do- there, which remains the only true way to address osteoporosis in America. Everything else is just aerobics or Pilates—which might help a little, sure, but they don't hit the mark for actual bone health.
Aside from the Mayo Clinic, you can find Tae Do at one single club over in the Rudeš area, and that's really it. The issue is that there are currently only three licensed professionals in the entire country qualified to lead these Tae Do- sessions.
Two are at the Mayo Clinic, and one is in Rudeš.

RebelWithACause said:A total disaster of a movie, featuring terrible acting and jokes that just fell flat.
I’d give it a 1/10—and that’s only because of Tanjin’s assets!

The acting was subpar, in some parts...
But as for the film itself, there were a few moments worth watching and a decent dramatic atmosphere.
Some shots were actually quite moving, at least for me... (don't want people thinking I'm just here for the cheap laughs)

And you really shouldn't be judging him based on her chest.
I don't mind a little flirting, but that particular distraction belongs in a different league entirely.

Ava Max said:I actually liked the movie. It’s just George speaking German 🤣

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Absolutely painful to listen to! 😁

Hey, can someone refresh my memory on how that ended exactly?

I was rewatching the film—it’s been quite a few years—mostly just to see Kevin Spacey again (personally, alongside Pacina and Jeremy Irons, he’s one of the most charismatic actors out there), but I missed the ending...

Anyone? A quick reminder? I know the kid dies, or something along those lines, right?

Melissa Torres4 said:It’s one of those movies that actually moved me—which is my shorthand for saying it was genuinely good. It really tugged at my heartstrings. 😳
I was a total wreck... honestly, I couldn't stop crying.🙂

And honestly? That's more than enough... 👍