Posts by Jeremy Jones37

I typically wash my hair every three days, though occasionally I find myself needing back-to-back washes over the weekend. If I spend an evening at any sort of smoky venue—you know, those dimly lit bars or clubs—my hair ends up smelling like an absolute ashtray, which is just revolting. 😠

On the other hand, I haven't touched a blow dryer in years; using one used to leave my hair looking less like a style and more like a frayed broomstick. Since I have long, wavy hair, I’ve been fortunate enough that letting it air-dry actually results in a decent "look." 😉 I also make a point to steer clear of gels, sprays, or heavy mousses, as they tend to weigh my hair down until it feels lifeless.

In my estimation, special effects only ever reach a certain level of adequacy before they start feeling like a distraction. I’m not entirely sure what you’re trying to add here, but if we’re looking for an extra layer of substance, let’s make sure it actually serves a purpose rather than just being filler. It’s all well and good to tack things on, but without a clear direction, it’s just clutter. To a truly great film. 😉

Essential. They only really show up in catastrophically bad movies, usually acting as a desperate distraction to pull the audience's focus away from a hollow plot and subpar acting—"Van Helsing," anyone?! 😁 )

Jose Chase2 said:Give me a few details about that movie you can't quite wrap your head around.

Basically, you have this guy investigating a series of murders, and he slowly gets pulled into a whole mess involving voodoo that ties everything together—it's all very "blah blah blah." The only thing that really stuck with me was one particularly gruesome scene featuring some voodoo woman slaughtering chickens.🤣

I’m sitting here desperately trying to dredge up the memory of a solid horror-thriller from the 70s or 80s centered around that specific theme—I think I even saw it broadcast on PBS once—but for the life of me, I can't recall anything titled "Kill Me." Maybe I'm just getting old. 😳I'll give you a shout if it comes back to me!

The only other thing clicking in my brain right now is "Perdita Durango." Pure A24 style energy: voodoo, sex, and violence! Honestly, it's a fantastic flick. 👍

The Grudge. It’s packed with all sorts of unsettling noises! 😈

darkmason5 said:I hopped onto some American forums lately, and everyone seems to be deep in debate over the episodes of SOS and 30 Seconds. Honestly, I’m a bit baffled—how can Americans be dissecting plots that haven't even aired yet? Unless, of course, they actually have, and I've simply been out of the loop. So far, I’ve managed to grab nine episodes from season five, but that's all I have. Should I bother looking for the rest?

Well, the reality is that only the first nine episodes of season five have actually made it to the airwaves here in the States.
You won't be able to find the remaining episodes until they actually premiere; here is the schedule for you to follow:

Season 5

5- 1 Sep 29 05 Prophet Five
5- 2 Oct 06 05 ...1...
5- 3 Oct 13 05 The Shed
5- 4 Oct 20 05 Mockingbird
5- 5 Oct 27 05 Out of the Box
5- 6 Nov 10 05 Solo
5- 7 Nov 17 05 Fait Accompli
5- 8 Dec 07 05 Bob
5- 9 Dec 14 05 The Edge
5-10 Apr 19 06 S.O.S.
5-11 Apr 19 06 Maternal Instinct
5-12 Apr 26 06 Sydney Bristow
5-13 May 03 06 30 Seconds
5-14 May 10 06 I See Dead People

Amanda Booth64 said:Does anyone have a specific recipe for using artichoke as a medicinal remedy, or is simply eating them as part of a regular diet sufficient?

In my estimation, the path of least resistance is to just pick up some artichoke supplements—one pill a day and you're done with it:

They run about $9 per bottle. 👍

Alternatively, there are effervescent artichoke tablets available for roughly $4.50, which you can take once to three times daily:

I’ve been a massive fan of Alias since the very first season aired!
And honestly, Jennifer Garner is just absolutely 😍

hiddenorca25 said:That’s simply not right. If you ask me, chamomile actually seems to cause even more cramping; you're much better off reaching for some peppermint, as that's what actually settles things down. 🙂

That’s exactly how I see it. For those milder aches and pains, I find that a simple cup of peppermint tea does the trick quite nicely.
And if the pain starts acting like it actually owns the place, I just reach for some Voltaren Rapid. 👍

P.S.: For those women who deal with periods that aren't just inconvenient, but feel more like a monthly marathon of endurance—heavy, painful, and seemingly endless.
It’s quite common to see oral contraceptives prescribed as a therapeutic tool, particularly when doctors opt for the more potent formulations to manage specific hormonal imbalances.
It’s essentially like taking something like Triquilar—you know, those types of medications designed to address specific physiological imbalances.

Everyone kept raving about those gynecologists over on Runjaninova Street, but when I actually showed up, it was just a constant loop of "come back in a month," "try again in two," or "just sit here and wait all day" because of some endless bureaucratic hiccup. It was incredibly frustrating, especially since I was dealing with some pretty urgent issues that couldn't exactly wait for their convenience. 👎 Eventually, I managed to find an older gentleman practicing over in New Chicago—which, honestly, is a much more relaxed area compared to the frantic pace of downtown—who is remarkably kind and always manages to squeeze me in. He isn't part of a high-priced private practice, yet he's far more reliable than anyone I encountered in the city center, and I couldn't be happier with the choice. 👍