Absolutely phenomenal movie. The first time I saw it, I was just a kid—didn't even start elementary school yet—watching it at an outdoor cinema down in Florida, and it gave me nightmares for weeks. Just rewatched it. No more nightmares this time. Now, I just dream about sex.😁
The movie was a total disaster. Honestly, it was boring enough to be painful. Two of my buddies actually fell asleep in the theater (not kidding, they had a few too many drinks before 😁). Aside from a couple of decent scenes—like the one where the little girl climbs out of the well—there’s nothing there. 👎
Noah Gonzalez7 said:It's a great movie with solid acting (Kiefer Sutherland always saves the day 😉), but the ending felt a bit underwhelming to me. It felt unfinished. It’s a shame there isn't a sequel.
Personally, I think it's a blessing there isn't a sequel. We don't need it to go downhill like the Matrix...
Getting back to the point: I’d love to offer some profound wisdom here, but I can't really because I always finish ahead of schedule. Sure, I end up hearing some confused remarks from my partners like, "Already?" or "Wait, was that it?" or just a puzzled "Huh???"—but honestly, that’s on them... 🙂
velvetsailor23 said:Viagra works wonders, but try taking matters into your own hands a few times before you actually go at it. You'll find you can't cool down, and you won't be able to finish either 😁 and it just goes on forever...
Finishing too fast isn't the worst thing if you can manage to go more than ten rounds in three hours... 😉 and trust me, it's possible! 👍
More than ten times in three hours? Not just ten times, but over ten times in a three-hour window? 🤣 🤣 🤣 Mickey Mouse
I tried tackling the issue by dwelling on all sorts of unpleasant thoughts. It only made me finish even faster. Then I started thinking about my partner—her flaws and her virtues. That didn't get me anywhere. Now, I don't even care for her anymore. 😁
rustymoose54 said:Look, Bradley Ramos11, I'm clearly just being dense here. Just answer a direct question: Is it true that your hair gets greasy within ten hours?
Don't get so worked up about it.
I'm not worked up at all. Okay, maybe a little. 😁 My hair doesn't get oily in 10 hours; it lasts one day, but by the next, it looks more like spaghetti than actual hair. What worries me more than the look of it is the hair loss. Greasy hair just makes that issue worse (at least, that's what the older, more experienced ćelavac told me 😁). I've heard all kinds of advice: rub rubbing alcohol on the scalp (not sure if they count that as drinking, though), rub garlic juice on it 😲, and all sorts of other nonsense. The lady at the CVS pharmacy told me that washing it more often will actually make it get greasy faster. Right now, I'm testing out some lemon-based shampoos. The next step is a haircut. Honestly, I'm thinking about getting dreadlocks while I still have enough hair left to pull it off... 😁
The issue isn't how often I should wash my hair; it's whether there's actually an effective way to control oil production at the source. If anyone has some genuine, practical advice, I would truly appreciate it. Also, a quick request for the experts out there: please spare me the "just wash it every day" suggestions. I’m already well aware of that approach, and frankly, it doesn't solve the underlying problem. Thanks.
The movie is... well... nothing special, really. I’ve actually shared my thoughts on Oliver Stone's filmography elsewhere, but Val Kilmer is just phenomenal here. It’s easily his best performance; I’d give him an Oscar for it.
Frank Alvarez8 said:If we wash our hands occasionally, brush our teeth twice a day, and scrub our feet and everything else at least once daily, why is washing hair every single day considered weird??? 🙄
Hold on a second... So we don't just brush our teeth once a week, and wash our feet once a month or only on holidays? 😁
p.s. I don't have anyone kissing my hair, so it's not an issue for me.