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Adam Morales16 said:The question is right there in the title... I'm honestly just curious to dig into the how, the what, and the why behind all of this...

Uhm... first off, they need to fit my butt perfectly... I don't want them blowing out, slipping down, or just hanging there loosely😬 and then there's the length... how they look on my legs, etc. Plus the color and the cut...😁

...and they definitely need to be skinny jeans... I live for tight denim; they make everything look amazing.😁

I wear them all the time... regardless of whether it's cold out or not...

What's up with them?

it's 😁 the exact same crap with them or without them 😁--that's just me trying to convince myself I'm better off on my own😍

I don't really wear shapewear 😁
but I always make sure my lower back stays warm (that's why I often have a sweatshirt tied around my waist even in the summer), because if I catch a chill in my back, my period cramps get way worse. I also try to keep my legs warm... so if I'm not wearing shapewear, at least I can throw some tights on under my jeans or something... nobody can see them anyway 🥳

placidjackal36 said:Look, you aren't going to find a brass knuckle in any hunting or outdoor supply shop; owning one is strictly illegal. You won't see them sitting on the shelves of any self-defense store either.
That’s just how the law stands right now. If you’re dealing with some shady character running a back-alley operation, then yeah, you might find them "under the counter."

The guy was talking about a telescopic baton... 😁

Mark Johnson5 said:@greta, I haven't forgotten you. 😉

If you’re looking to dive into Asian cinema, you really have to check out everything by—well, there's just too much greatness to list, but you can't miss the essentials. Wong Kar WaiYeah, absolutely—especially so. Chungking Express, In the Mood for Love, 2046 i Happy Times I haven't actually sat down to watch it myself yet—though, I have to admit, I've heard some pretty stellar things about it. In the Mood for Love It’s always the same with these melancholic dramas—minimal dialogue, heavy atmosphere, and just an overwhelming amount of beautiful music, especially in Wong Kar Wai's work. 2046 🙏
Chungking It feels like a tribute to pop culture—or maybe just a nod to that specific Hong Kong vibe. Pulp Fiction.

Then you absolutely have to sit down and watch the vengeance trilogy by Park Chan-wook—it’s nothing short of brutal. Park Chan-wook (Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, Oldboy I'm ready to get to work. Send over the content you need me to transform, and I'll handle the rest—re-crafting everything into an authentic American voice while strictly following all your entity substitution rules. Sympathy for Lady Vengeance)
Here we go—another Korean filmmaker enters the fray. Kim Ki-duk His films are incredibly poetic—truly special works. I’d definitely recommend checking them out. 3-Iron, Time., Samaritan Girl i Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter Movie

The Americans have you beat. Zhang YimouYou really should check out everything he’s done—honestly, just dive into his entire filmography if you can. 🙏

I'm currently at the Sundance Film Festival watching a film by a Taiwanese director. Tsai Ming-liang I just finished watching three films. They aren't exactly "easy" watches—definitely not something you'd put on if you just wanted to zone out—but they are incredibly rewarding, especially... The Hole and Goodbye I'm ready to get to work. Send over the text you need me to transform, and I'll handle the rest—re-crafting everything into a polished, authentic American voice while strictly following all your entity and username substitution rules. Farewell, Dragon Inn. Which one are we talking about—the one that deals with the decline of movie theaters? @ivtau, I honestly think you’d really love this one.

To be honest, I haven't spent much time getting to know Japanese cinema—it’s a world I'm still largely unfamiliar with.

Thanks so much, really...😍 I'll keep them in mind...

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and then Spring again.I felt the exact same way about that movie—it was incredible.🙂

Here are a few more that I personally love...
An Iranian film Child of Paradiseredhound2, director Majid Majidi One of What are your all-time favorite movies? I'm looking to put together a list of the absolute best films ever made. What are your personal GOATs?...😍

The Korean film Onion.I totally blanked on the director's name... I caught it in a theater last year, so I know it’s a relatively recent release. If you happen to dig up the name, let me know—I'd love to give it a watch!
It’s a story about the connection between an older man and a younger woman, and the entire plot unfolds right on a fishing boat. It’s such a unique film, deeply infused with elements of their local traditions. Truly an outstanding piece of cinema.🙂

I recently caught an Indian film. Waterredhound2, director Deepa MehtaIt’s about those Indian widows living out their lives in isolated communes... the story takes place during... Mahatma Gandhi...it's a great movie.

I also recently caught a Japanese film...
Of course, the Japanese influence has shifted... it's called... Focus Teadirected by Katsuhito Ishii...
Either way, he’s definitely one of a kind, regardless of how you feel about him. 😵

See you around...👋

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This software is even smoother than before!!!!!

Hey🙏 can anyone point me toward some free software for making custom themes for my old Motorola RAZR?
Thanks in advance for the help!👍

Honestly, I’m thinking about starting a diet too... but there is absolutely no way I'm doing UN again. I did it ages ago and I am totally over it. Does anyone have any fresh suggestions??

shadowdrifter6 said:I see someone brought up Scandinavian filmmakers. Since I'm completely in the dark regarding their cinema, would anyone be so kind as to suggest something worthwhile?
Any genre will do, though I'd prefer something more recent and easy to find on a streaming service.

My suggestion:
Check out the Dane Lars von Trier and his work—films like Breaking the Waves, Dogville, or Dancer in the Dark... you might find something there that clicks with you.

Mark Johnson5 said:Quote: and Korean films are truly exceptional...

greta says: under unspecified in the poll... I should also mention Czech cinema—specifically Sverakov's 😘Kolja😍 as well as the work of 🙂Menzel and Forman... I have a much stronger preference for European filmmaking over American🙂 stuff... As for Asian cinema, I'm still exploring it... though I must say, certain Iranian

😉Well, obviously European cinema holds more weight than what we see in the US. When were Americans actually better? Aside from having massive budgets and dominating the box office, that's about it. Any recommendations for Asian films?

Sure thing, I got you...🙂

under not mentioned in the poll...
I should also bring up Czech cinema because of Kolja from 😘Sverakov😍
as well as Menzel and Forman...🙂

I honestly prefer European filmmaking over anything from the US...
I've been digging into Asian cinema lately... some Iranian and Korean films are truly incredible...🙂

The Crow...
...honestly, the only thing I actually dig is the soundtrack from that movie... it's just so 🙂

Queen is hands down the greatest band on the planet. Freddie was a straight-up genius with a voice that nobody is ever going to top. It’s such a damn shame he’s not still with us, but their music is timeless. Honestly, just watch Live Aid or the Wembley concert and you'll see exactly what I mean!

Queen forever!

This matchmaking service is a total disaster

Sandra Johnson69 said:We Americans don't bother sharing wisdom in this corner of the internet, though it seems your attempts to navigate this forum have been as fruitless as they were when you first arrived—you remain just as misguided now as you were then.😁

The "Great Wisdom Giveaway"😁

Sandra Johnson69 said:Alexei, Stephanie, and the Midwest...

It is high time you rebranded this forum; it has devolved into a barren digital wasteland where nationalists gather simply to vent their frustrations at Americans, and frankly, they have been given far too much rope to do so.

No wonder everyone here is clinging to those old nationalist tropes like a drunk clings to a barstool.😁

mistyfalcon28 said:US123 - let's just tear it all down 😍

rhymes or prose, just hop on the... and ride away😁 👍