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My absolute favorite movie genre has to be Horror....

Psychological thrillers...

They aren't exactly the best, but...
Riding in Cars with Boys
I remember watching Dead Poets Society for the first time. Honestly, when that movie hit, I think my entire family was sitting there sobbing their eyes out.

Dr. Luke Smoljo. Malešnica. Darkness.

IMF official said:I've updated your email address and sent over an activation link.

Thanks.🙂

urbaneagle722 said:Champions League, but only if my team actually makes it in

Man, if the Los Angeles Dodgers were playing, they'd be in the Champions League 100%😁

I just stumbled upon this thread by accident. I see a good amount of time has passed, so you might have already tracked down some Endoasept... but just in case...
Someone actually gave me a number to call—he mentioned he can bring the solution over to you whenever he's in Washington, D.C.
Dimitri Patcev, 0981 882 1278
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shadowcrane8 said:Does anyone know where I can pick up some Endoasept solution in Washington, D.C.? The manufacturer is based out of Boston, a company called NIH.

Thanks in advance!🙂

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The poll is moving along nicely... I haven't cast my vote yet, though, because I need to stay objective here..

64 45.71% - solid number

Yeah—but only if we're talking about movies longer than three hours...

...more specifically, we're talking about a certain illness
.....lung cancer

Hey.
Look, what you wrote there was honestly just nonsense. Amylase levels aren't really your area of expertise—and thank God for that—but if a doctor doesn't know what elevated amylase in blood or urine actually indicates, then we have a massive problem. I don't know what your profession is, but this is like me walking into a tailor shop and telling them a seam is crooked, only for them to tell me they don't even know what a seam is. As for the meningitis situation, you're totally off base there too. None of us actually knows what happened to that child in those critical moments or the exact condition they were in when they were admitted to the hospital; all you know is what you read in the papers or saw on the news. We all know things can go wrong, but look at it this way: someone can fix their own mistakes, but we can't fix ours. You probably messed up a hundred times at work today and just crumpled up the paper to fix it, but we don't have that luxury. It would be great if you’d think before you post, because you really botched this one right from the start. Why?
Don't ever go dragging an entire profession through the mud. If you've got beef, take it up with specific individuals, and only if you actually have the facts to back it up!!!

I was wondering if CLERKS II (Kevin Smith) is going to hit theaters here in the States? It’s already playing overseas, so I'm curious if there's a release date set for us yet.

McAfee runs great and doesn't slow down my PC at all👍

Can someone please recommend a good gynecologist? It doesn't matter if they're in private practice or take my insurance, or if they're male or female—I just really need someone who actually listens to their patients and is attentive.

Thanks in advance!

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I'm looking for an antivirus that just sits quietly in the tray and runs scans in the background without eating up all my RAM or slowing down my PC. Also, anything but Norton please!

Someone in my house is dealing with some really nasty peeling skin on their fingers. At first, we figured it was just an allergic reaction to the Dawn dish soap we were using, but that’s not it. The skin keeps flaking off, and honestly, it looks pretty gruesome because it gets bad enough to bleed sometimes... Any advice? Help!!!😕

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feralcobra92 said:I stumbled upon your blog yesterday. Honestly, you are such a "brilliant" kid!
But what's actually bothering you? Looking at everything you've written, I can't even tell.
It’s sad when you're stuck in school because you can't get out, it's sad when holidays roll around because they end too fast and you won't go anywhere, and you wouldn't go anyway since you're always glued to your computer. It's sad that you don't have a girlfriend, though you aren't even looking because you're broke—and we all know you need money to get a girl.
You take yourself and life way too seriously.
I don't know. Find some goal in life, find something to look forward to. Plant a flower and watch it grow. Adopt a dog, clean the fleas off him, and just enjoy his love and loyalty. Sweep the front porch or fold the laundry. If you're such a tech whiz, apply to Harvard. Then you might actually be someone.
Personally, whenever my boss rips into me or I'm dealing with PMS, I just grab the kids and the dog and we head out somewhere random. Last time, we took a train ride down to Long Beach. We'd never been there before and had a blast. We stuffed ourselves with ice cream and went wading in the Net. Once, I took a friend to Vienna for lunch, once I took my son to Venice, and recently I talked my husband, the kids, and a friend into going out to steal corn and plums from a farm. We had such a great time. My friend filled three whole bags with corn. See? You don't need much to clear your head. I remember back in high school, this same friend and I used to eat tons of garlic and roasted peppers at my place, then head outside just to make everyone smell. We had the best time.
Just do something that makes you or someone you love happy. It helps.
Later!

I have three cats, and they're all girls...
Two are house cats, and one is a Persian (pure white with a little black stripe on her head)...

I think so too, but I can't find a solution... I guess I'll just have to deal with it myself, though I'm not feeling very optimistic... who knows what else might happen... anything is possible...

As for continuing my education, if I ever snap out of this funk, I'll either go for a Computer Science degree in Savannah or join the military... maybe work my way up there... but that's all future stuff... right now, I'm just struggling to handle the present.

Hey there,
My psoriasis flared up about five years ago right after my C-section—it felt like my immune system just completely crashed, and maybe my genetics played a role too. I’ve learned to live with it, but I’m always on the hunt for something that actually works. Back when it was covering my entire body, neither light therapy nor various creams did much for me; what really made a difference were those night primrose oil capsules and Skin Formula. Now, it’s mostly concentrated on my elbows and shins, but even a trip to the beach doesn't clear it up. I think I’m going to give Psorcutan a shot since I see people talking about it all the time. Who knows, maybe one of these days I'll finally feel confident enough to wear a skirt again.