I honestly just can't stand hypocrites who go around swearing by "God, Jesus, Muhammad, Mom, their sister, their father," or any other family member. It’s just all of it. They act like such devout believers when Ramadan or Christmas rolls around, putting on this massive show of how righteous they are, even though they were probably cursing at God or someone's late father just the day before. As for me, I do swear, but it's purely out of habit—usually things like "Goddammit" or "Son of a bitch" when I'm frustrated. I would never dream of swearing at my family, and I certainly don't do it in front of other people. It's mostly just something I mutter to myself while I'm working on the website. I suppose it's just become a reflex at this point...
Honestly, I wish I had your problems for once. I absolutely can't stand it when people shove and push their way onto the subway, and in a city like Chicago, those trains are practically packed solid during the day anyway... plus, when those old ladies overindulge on seafood... UGH! -,-
Larry Gray said:How do you not remember the movie Monster from 2003? It stars Charlize Theron as a female serial killer and she actually won an Oscar for Best Actress for it -link
It’s a damn interesting movie, if I do say so myself, though the whole backstory regarding Aileen is just heartbreaking. We all know there are plenty of lowlifes out there who would mistreat a sex worker without a second thought, simply because nobody cares enough to look out for her or even bother to listen to her side of the story... It really is such a profound injustice.
Donna Wood52 said:You’ve probably all heard the story about Ted Bundy—he got dumped by his girlfriend, and after that, he just started targeting women with long, dark hair, specifically those who were brunettes. He would rape them and then... well, you know. These kinds of complexes almost always stem from some deep-seated traumatic event that someone simply hasn't processed properly.
I also find it interesting how serial killers are almost exclusively men. I honestly can't think of a single female serial killer, even though I remember reading somewhere in a newspaper that Jack Trbosjek might have actually been a woman in disguise. But hey, who knows. 🤷
LMFAO!
If Jack had actually been a woman, there is no way those street thugs wouldn't have targeted her for assault or whatever... It’s just completely impossible that she would have made it through a night unscathed, especially considering how Jack used to hunt.
From what I’ve gathered, he operated in the really isolated parts of town... areas where you mostly found prostitutes and the lower class.
Besides, there are so many crimes out there that will simply never be solved... And honestly, it's a bit ridiculous how everyone tries to blame everything on childhood trauma. Give me a break... half the people out there had a messed up childhood, but that doesn't make them some kind of freak.
Betty Chase54 said:Rock and metal tracks are just on another level... when you're blasting them, you just feel so damn cool. There's no heartbreak, no heavy sadness, nothing but pure energy to headbang to.🤣
Look, there’s no heartbreak to be found here. Honestly, there isn't even any love involved. It seems to me you’ve completely misread the genre... 😂
Everything about it just lands perfectly, especially with such a singular, standout screenplay. The cast is absolutely flawless, the score is simply beautiful, and the whole experience feels complete.
This series is an absolute masterpiece. It’s a complete, immersive experience, much like watching The 10th Kingdom. Everything feels plucked straight from a damn fairy tale—that little town where everyone is your friend and life is just perfect. There isn't any crime, no violence, and no one is out to get anyone else. Even though the show lacks a coherent sense of logic, you won't find a single boring episode; in fact, that total lack of sense is exactly what makes it so captivating.
It’s an undeniable fact that the acting is subpar, and honestly, the only reason Brittany Murphy looks so good in this movie is because of that... well, how should I put this? To borrow a line from that song by baja mali Knindža, "look how that little Streetwalker was laughing like a total slut." That's essentially her role here. The plot itself feels incredibly aimless, much like the chaotic lives of any random drifter you might encounter in the US. The film only manages to stay watchable because of a few specific moments. For me, there were only two scenes that actually resonated: the one where she starts singing, "because I live at home in a trailer, mom I'm coming back to you," or something along those lines, and then that final moment when she wins that battle and starts belting out, "now everybody from the 313, put ya muthafucking hands up... 313, fuck free world..."
In short, as a cinematic experience, I found the movie quite tedious. (At least for me.) Of course, everyone has their own unique taste.