Brenda Allen2 said:Honestly, same here. Paxil feels like nothing to me, just straight water lol
Look, Paxil is primarily an anxiolytic. Its main job is to calm you down, which isn't always the same thing as knocking you out. Ambien is a sedative-hypnotic specifically meant for insomnia. It might actually make more sense to introduce the Ambien first, then gradually taper off the Paxil (at least the dose you take before bed—I'm not sure if you're taking it during the day too).
blueranger12 said:Man, I absolutely loved this movie!
It’s just a simple travelogue through South America, but it’s elevated by the fact that it follows the early days of a young Che Guevara. You're essentially watching the birth of a little revolutionary and his massive ideas. Honestly, I get a chill every time I think about it. It all started from pure empathy for the people living in Latin America. The film is incredibly subtle, much like how it says at the beginning: this isn't a story about grand achievements. And that's exactly why it works—it's actually a story about the *birth* of those achievements. There was something beautiful about witnessing that atmosphere where big ideas start to take shape in a young idealist who was so full of Che. It was intense. And seeing it all unfold against that epic, sweeping landscape? It hits hard. An idea is born. In the middle of vast, wild nature. It's being born right there in the elements. Boom. For me, this is a fantastic movie.
It’s almost like the whole movie takes place inside Guevara's head. He’s mentally tethered to that land, its people, and everything happening there. The film acts like a coloring book—you just use it to shade in your own personal thoughts about Che Guevara. Man, I really nailed that one. Bravo me, *clap clap*!
Michael Fox46 said:forget it, there's nothing out there that fits my needs.😁 😁
Just kidding... honestly, I haven't a clue. People just listed random price ranges, but they really ought to be pricing these based on the body weight of whoever's actually using them (not including bone weight 😬).
Kenneth Collins8 said:...The Ukrainians are actually Peter Solowka's band—he used to be the guitarist for The Wedding Present. It’s an incredible mix of pure rock energy blended with Ukrainian melodies and lyrics. They’re well-known for their covers of The Smiths, Kraftwerk, Sex Pistols, Velvet Underground, and Prince... but honestly, their original stuff blows those covers out of the water. Even The Wedding Present dabbled in that sound back in the day with their "Ukrainian Performances for John Peel" mini-album...
Look, Kenneth Collins8, just burn a CD or upload a link for me, and I'll make sure the people who want to hear it actually get it. 😘
Arwen Evenstar said:I saw in the paper today that Nick Cave is coming to Washington, D.C. in June and he'll be playing at the Kennedy Center... Is that for real?
Alright, let's get down to business: Monolith, what exactly was your goal in starting this thread, you absolute tool? 😕 Whether it's Radiohead or any other band—everyone has their own taste... You can't stand them, I love listening to them—so what?