Anonymous said:but if anyone is still worried about that, they can at least take comfort in the fact that in this scenario, Denver isn't even a day away!
True, you really need to know a day or two in advance 😬 ... plus, I honestly don't know when I'll be brave enough to make the trip out to Denver during this time of year 😛 hehe, you go wherever the music takes you; I've been waiting on them for years now 😳
If they were just some hype-driven gimmick, paying for a band of this caliber would be a total waste, but they’re actually high quality—especially live, if I'm taking my experienced colleague's word for it^, and anyone who disagrees can just shut up 😎. Since they deliver, I don't mind dropping this cash 😛
Why is this listed on Rolling Stone but nowhere on the band’s own official site where the concert info should be? It’s so frustrating when they leave you hanging like this... I honestly can't deal with the uncertainty. 😵
Honestly, how many of us actually fall for this?! 😕 🤣
Look, if a guy claims he’s "undecided" (while his "feelings" only seem to trigger an erection 😁), he has actually made a very firm decision not to decide 😉. Don't reach out to him. You have much more important things to do than wait for him to suddenly call and tell you how much he misses you 😬 because he simply won't 🙂
Try to get some capsules or something containing turmeric (derived from the Curcuma longa root). I know you can find the powder used as a spice in local grocery stores, but capsules typically offer a much higher concentration of active ingredients. Apparently, it has anti-tumor properties. Do some research, look into it, and good luck!
Look, I didn't really connect with the poetry either, but that's just my thing. Everything else—the acting, the visuals, the story—was perfectly fine. It did leave me feeling a bit unsettled, though, knowing that right before heading to Boise, I had that argument with my brother 😳 .
I used to read through all the critiques along with the plot summaries, but I eventually realized I’d much rather go in blind and let the story surprise me. That's why my current strategy is to just skim for the most general impressions—even if they might be slightly off, at least I won't know the specifics😁—and then check in with people whose taste I actually respect. After that, I head to the theater or pull something up on Netflix with a relatively blank slate.🙂 So far, this approach hasn't let me down.
mistybear4 said:In this statement, they are claiming that healthy individuals might experience an increase in blood pressure if they consume excessive amounts of water.
It can happen acutely. The emphasis is on consuming too much water.
Richard Hernandez13 said:Che Guevara is simply too idealized. His social awakening is touching, yet presented in a way that feels far too transparent.
That’s exactly what the movie is about. I wouldn't go so far as to say the character is idealized, especially considering he was still just finding his footing at that stage. However, he did make it clear that there is no such thing as a revolution without bloodshed. 😉
Word on the street is that Americans are working on a movie about Che Guevara, though it likely won't be about his motorcycle travels. 😬