I think it’s called Acidophilus, a big bottle packed with "good bacteria." In those boutique pharmacies, it’s pretty pricey. It’s basically like some kind of bioactive supplement.
There’s also that great herbalist over in suburban Chicago, near the old downtown cathedral, maybe he can help you out... 👋
Lovren Goran Lovren, Dr. Chicago, Trpimir Street 17 call me via PM—don't forget, this isn't Craigslist 😉 really great you'll listen to smooth jazz while they gently work on your teeth 😁
The movie is decent; it starts off a bit slow, but overall it's interesting Well-designed and imaginative The fight scenes are well-directed It feels like the screenwriter was reading some Lovecraftian madness... Since I love Predator, all the Alien films (except maybe the third one), and similar movies—I had a blast
A colleague at my office dealt with some nasty issues regarding this He started getting severe ringing in his ears and didn't see a doctor right away... I won't go into all the details—he can't really hear out of that ear anymore So, please be careful Best of luck
please visit my page: The North American Spy: ''We sent our daughter off to become a dentist, only to find out there’s nobody left to treat—everyone in town is toothless, barely holding onto a couple of teeth...''
That whole monologue was fantastic. Of course, he says it while he's busy making pies (he spends the whole movie baking something), though I can't recall all the specifics
''When a man is alive, he's tall, but when he's dead, he's long...'' - Marathon Runner (as he measures a corpse in a bed with feet sticking out)
And then there's that line, ''My little swimmer, my little swimmer...?''
crimsonmoose3 said:I noticed nobody brought up Robert De Niro's incredible performance in Taxi Driver. Especially that scene where he takes out the pimp and his crew to save that young girl. Or maybe Cape Fear with Nick Nolte, or Raging Bull (if I remember correctly...). But my only favorite Al Pacino movie is Dog Afternoon...👍
Taxi Driver is a masterpiece and De Niro is brilliant. Exactly right...
Dog Afternoon is my favorite Pacino film... and Serpico too...
1. Dustin Hoffman (absolutely incredible—he plays everyone from diplomats to gritty street types; you feel like you're watching entirely different people... which is what acting actually is, unlike Ashton Kutcher who always just plays some hot, reckless brat, or Jennifer Aniston who basically plays the same character every single time) 2. Al Pacino (so convincing and charismatic, not to mention he's just incredibly attractive to me) 3. And then there's Robert De Niro (the only time he felt truly "different" to me was in Frankenstein, if I recall correctly)
A few years back, I tried my hand at teaching in a local school. By the second day, I had already come down with laryngitis. I can only imagine what you're going through...
From what I know, the ENT specialists over at the Mayo Clinic in Manhattan are truly the best. You should check with them.
I've stopped taking my birth control... Ever since then, I've been feeling especially cheerful... 🙂 Perhaps the system just needs a moment to adjust...
I just eat whatever is right in front of me. Yesterday, I went from a prosciutto pizza straight to a sausage one, and then I finished off with some chocolate. Today I am actually exercising some self-control, sticking mostly to coffee, tea, and water...
I am completely wired, unable to focus, and my concentration is all over the place.
But once you see who the target audience is, it all makes sense.
People looking for pure, untouched perfection— 😲 that's just some twisted obsession right there.
I remember hearing about a case back in the States a few years ago—in Cyprus, a young bride still had to hang a blood-stained sheet outside her house after the first night just to prove something to the neighbors.😲 It’s ridiculous how much they feel the need to show off.👎