Posts by northernfalcon9

No. What could possibly be there? 🤔

Do you really think you can pull the wool over my eyes without anyone noticing?
Absolutely nothing?! 😁

Anyway, mods, don't bother sweating these two posts; feel free to scrub them once someone actually decides to show up.

Come on, people, I could use some help here.

Does anyone actually know where one might track this down here in the States? Has anyone had any luck finding it?

I happen to have a specific regimen involving several varieties of herbal teas that I've heard can combat cancer.
If anyone reading this happens to be supporting a loved one through a cancer diagnosis, please reach out via PM; I’m happy to share the details on these blends. I'm not entirely sure where they are stocked, though I suspect they might be available somewhere here in the States—but of course, you don't necessarily need to be based in America to try them.

In all seriousness, this is a sincere request; I really want to see if these teas actually work, based on what I've been told.

Well, best of luck to you all. 👋

As for me and my constant buzzing, I can't help but wonder why I would bother seeking treatment for something that isn't causing me any grief or harm in the first place. 😁

It isn’t exactly an illness.

Would you honestly claim a dog suffers from some kind of olfactory disorder just because its sense of smell is significantly more acute than ours?

As for me, I’ve lived with this constant ringing in my ears for as long as I can remember. When the world finally goes quiet, it becomes incredibly distinct. I’ve simply learned how to tune it out, so it doesn't really bother me anymore.

frozenpilot14 said:I have this friend who stays incredibly warm back there, regardless of whether it’s summer or the dead of winter. Like, seriously hot, radiating heat... 😁 😁 😁

😍 Well, why don't you pass along her number? 😁

I could certainly use a little warmth right about now. 😁 😁 😁

It isn’t even about faith.

But fine, let’s not turn this into a guessing game. It doesn't really matter. I was simply thinking out loud.
The person who actually understands what I’m getting at certainly won't be posting in this thread. And the one who does understand will likely agree with me that it's the only thing that matters.

I could lose my limbs, my sight, my hearing, or my ability to speak. But if I possess THAT, nothing else is required. I don't have it. It is an incredibly difficult thing to attain. In fact, you could divide it into two distinct categories. The first, which is more significant, is possessed by more people—perhaps around 1% of the global population. One might say I have a version of it, though not entirely. The second category is held by a mere 0.1% (or even less) of humanity. And they tend to keep it strictly to themselves.

A rather melancholy thought.

Health isn't actually the most vital thing we have. It’s something else entirely—something far more elusive. And I don't mean wealth, nor does it mean family.

I can't say for certain, but I’ve always leaned toward the idea that as a child conceived via IVF develops physically, their soul grows in tandem. My hope is that if a miscarriage occurs, the soul simply "resets," essentially waiting for another chance at life. That’s the version of reality I’d prefer to believe in 🙂

What kind of fact did you come across?

I swear, this country is going downhill fast. You can't even step foot inside a hospital these days without being hit over the head with nonsense like this.🙄

I found the movie somewhat underwhelming. They really could have executed it much better than they did. That actress was great, though. 🙂

That seems pretty pointless to me. I mean, what good is a microwave if I can't stick my head inside it? 😁

I happened to catch somewhere that this might actually be harmful 🙂

Is there any truth to that? How much of a risk are we really looking at here? I'd love to hear everyone's thoughts on the matter.

The story itself isn't actually bad; it’s just the execution that’s absolutely lackluster.

Yeah, I think we've found it—the absolute bottom of the barrel. Every single review out there says the movie is a disaster, which makes me think a modern remake could actually be something special.

The core story actually holds up; the real issue is that the casting was off, and the production and direction were just amateurish.

That’s exactly why it failed so miserably. Still, I’d love to see someone take a crack at a remake, though I honestly can't imagine which studio would be brave enough to take that kind of risk.

Olivia Hill3 said:What did those robots actually look like?

I have this vague memory of them having incredibly aggressive features; they walked upright like humans, I think they were even shooting at one another, and there was this sense of absolute chaos tearing through the city—or maybe it was being besieged by something else entirely.🤔
My memory is a bit hazy on the details.

But I am fairly certain the American title involved something like Guardians of Time. You might want to try searching for movies with "Time" in the title; there shouldn't be too many out there, 😁, I'm off to check now.

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Richard Howard2 said:In "Logan's Run," there are these domes surrounding the city that protect it from outside influences for centuries... but there aren't any robots, unless you count the one in the ice cave...

Well, I just looked it up, and nope, "Logan's Run" isn't the one either.

Alright people, we're finally making some actual headway here 😁

Jamie Sanchez48 said:A dome? You think we're looking at Boorman's Zardoz?

Not quite. I just did a quick search and pulled up some stills from the movie. It definitely isn't Zardoz.

Is it possible that absolutely nobody has a single clue? If any of you can recall even the slightest detail, please, speak up so we can actually build on each other's thoughts here. 😁