Pirates of the Caribbean: Part 1 or 2?
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Rachel Ruiz94 said:Which one was better—part one or part two?
The first one, hands down.
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Rachel Ruiz94 said:Which one was better—part one or part two?
Matthew Booth16 said:Come on, let's not get carried away here...
I'm just looking to make some new friends.
restlesshound27 said:I try to stick to that routine, especially during the summer months... back when I was living in Australia, I used a mix of jojoba and olive oil, but out here, I mostly just stick to olive oil...
restlesshound27 said:My biggest issue right now—honestly, it’s driving me a little crazy—is my knees. Over the last year or two, the skin there has started acting up so badly; it's just bunching up and looking all wrinkled and uneven... and frankly, it’s starting to worry me. I really don't want to be forty years old and looking like I'm seventy! It’s such a drag. Because of that, I’ve been sticking mostly to dresses and pants that cover my knees just to hide it—it's honestly embarrassing, especially once summer hits and you actually want to wear something light.😳
Casey Clark29 said:I’m literally crying my eyes out every single day and I am just so incredibly depressed about it. I honestly have no clue what to do anymore. Does anyone here actually know how to deal with this?
Alexander Allen11 said:it's just—because of that, I ended up getting slapped with a penalty and losing points... and nobody even bothered to give me a heads-up about it...
Megan Peterson87 said:No, obviously a doctor has to prescribe that stuff first.
It works on bleeding in a way pretty similar to birth control, except—well, it’s not actually contraception.
Megan Peterson87 said:just grab something light, or at least some Dabroston.
briskgull27 said:There's definitely something you're missing about his story.
Drew Bennett2 said:Man, just walk away from all that nonsense.
You’ve got an amazing woman by your side—stay happy and don't go looking for trouble elsewhere, because if you start chasing something else, you're liable to end up losing everything.
Anthony Sanders53 said:I get where you're coming from, but I don't think the issue is me, or even her. I wasn't really exaggerating when I talked about her qualities. It's more like... I guess I just have this constant need to prove myself to myself? I don't know, it's hard to put into words.
briskgull27 said:
How is that even possible??????
Taylor Campbell4 said:Exactly, that's the core of it.
P.S. Regarding those statistics on what schizophrenia actually is—specifically its origins—I honestly think there's a lot of confusion out there, and nobody can claim to know for sure. Science, even within American medicine, is constantly shifting its perspective.
Taylor Campbell4 said:Exactly, that's the core of it.
P.S. Regarding those statistics on what schizophrenia actually is—specifically its origins—I honestly think there's a lot of confusion out there, and nobody can claim to know for sure. Science, even within American medicine, is constantly shifting its perspective.
Donna Campbell6 said:Basically, he argues that people "break" because society itself is totally dysfunctional. It’s about those crazy patterns you see in families... just being unable to handle the weight of the world. He almost suggests that Sch. isn't some disease, but more like a "journey" someone takes to try and find themselves. Back in the sixties and seventies, his ideas really shook up the whole psychiatry scene. His books were huge hits back then: "split self", "experience politics", "fact of life", "me and the others", and stuff like that...