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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in Movies ·
restlessowl52 said:I honestly don't get how anyone could fall asleep watching this movie.🙄 🙄 🙄

sorry....The Oompa-Loompas are just boring! They were the only part that didn't really click for me.
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2005 Athlete of the Year nominees in Other Sports ·
bald
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That beautiful Miami night in Movies ·
It just won't work as a series. You'll lose the movie's intensity and the way the stories tie together.
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Mother of four experiences the same enlightenment as Buddha in Spirituality ·
Joseph Davis5 said:Spot on! But what else are the blind able to do besides talk, waiting for the day they finally see? When people are actually sick, they’ll do absolutely anything to find a cure. They swap stories about their illness and listen to those who recovered just to find a way for themselves and the people they love. Sometimes, they even succeed!
I don't know what your issue is or why you're so pissed off, but there isn't a better way to do things on this forum than this.👋

You want to know where my anger comes from? It’s because people aren't actually blind (they just act like it)—they're just incredibly lazy. They don't care enough about the truth to actually put in the work to open their eyes!! Believe it or not, it is that simple!

Real truth seekers—those who are totally and hopelessly in love with the ultimate truth of all existence—can't do anything else (especially when hunting for fragments of truth and scouring forums) except weep and despair over their own ignorance and disconnection. It's only when all that despair, love, and obsession with Truth becomes unbearable, and when everything else starts feeling irrelevant, hollow, and like nothing more than empty chatter from the "not-blind" lazy folks...

...only then can you truly become ready and worthy of the Truth.
Until your search becomes True... it's nothing. Just bedtime stories. Buddha, Auntie, John, Karen Sanchez19, everyone else, and a whole lot of empty noise.

Aaaaaahhh... h!!!!! Look, love isn't some cheap commodity you can just pick up easily on a forum. Have some balls instead... and open your eyes. Love the Truth ENOUGH that you actually become worthy of it... as simple as fucking that...
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Anyone heading to Bagadur's seminar? in Martial Arts & Combat Sports ·
Tyler Taylor6 said:Hey, feel free to share your take on how it went. Everyone’s entitled to their own perspective, and it’s important for others to see all the different angles.


Look, I'll write it all out for you tomorrow, alright? Just rushing to get home from work...👋

Look, I totally agree that everyone deserves a voice and that's fine... But honestly, that doesn't change the reality of the situation. Someone can be convinced the Earth is flat, but what are you going to do about it? Nothing. Luckily with Wing Chun, everything is easy to verify—you just cross your arms and test it out for yourself. No insults, no getting heated, and none of that "I could have done this" or "I should have done that" nonsense later on. Wing Chun is a game where only one person ends up having fun... 🙂 Catch you later, Chum...
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Anyone heading to Bagadur's seminar? in Martial Arts & Combat Sports ·
Hey everyone...

If you ask me, very few people are actually going to show up for that seminar... The loudmouths definitely won't be there. They’ll stay away because they're terrified it might prove their supposed "skills" are a total sham—especially since most of them have never even laid eyes on Wing Chun, let alone actually studied or understood it...

Tyler Taylor6 started this thread discussing the history of Wing Chun here in America, and Larry King37 picked up where he left off... It's true, Mr. Slago (better known on this forum as the "old man from the legendary garage") was indeed the one who first brought Leung Ting to Chicago, but the rest of the story isn't quite what the "official" version on these boards would have you believe...

Just a quick tangent there—sorry if I'm bothering anyone by not posting the second half of this email in the original thread... 👋
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Favorite Songs in Music ·
Anything from Extreme Noise Terror 😢
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What is the tapering process like after 18 months on antidepressants? in Health ·
Those are definitely heavier hitters, I agree.
I really hope you never reach a point where you actually need something like that.
Good luck either way—you've got this.
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What is the tapering process like after 18 months on antidepressants? in Health ·
I’m not talking about sedatives here.
Over the course of about eight months, I cycled through at least six different types of antidepressants.
I was on Zyprexa, Normabagel, Lithium... plus a few others, though I can't recall the exact names right now.
Those medications hit me hard—it was honestly a nightmare. I dropped down to 115 pounds, couldn't sleep a wink, had zero appetite, and was dealing with depression, brain fog, and just feeling completely scattered.
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What is the tapering process like after 18 months on antidepressants? in Health ·
I ended up taking them quite frequently over a very short period. But just as quickly, I made the decision to stop using them altogether.
To be honest, they just didn't make me feel right. They were slowing me down and making me drowsy all the time. I felt sluggish and totally unmotivated.
I decided to quit on my own, and when I finally sat down with my doctor to tell her what was happening, she was actually really supportive of my choice.
The good news is, I didn't deal with any withdrawal symptoms.
Right now, I'm focused on detoxing my system from all those toxins I put into my body, and I honestly feel so much better.

Good luck!🙂
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Favorite Songs in Music ·
songs: ohia - blue factory flame
my bloody valentine - to here knows when

maybe.
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What does "to ban" mean? in Forum Help! ·
Thanks... I actually heard about that a few months back, but I couldn't quite wrap my head around what it actually meant.🙂
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Jiu-jitsu or something else? in Martial Arts & Combat Sports ·
Thanks to all the good people out there, the "Badalicev" era was more than enough for me!!!

The thing is, I’m looking for some consistent training. I never really got into martial arts before, but after chatting with the crew, I realized it’s actually great to have a place to burn off steam—plus, like you guys say, it helps build character...
I mean, if you just spend all your time drinking at college, partying, smoking, and getting fat as a pig... it's total garbage!

thanks
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What does "to ban" mean? in Forum Help! ·
And what does "to smoke" actually mean in this context?
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Personal Top Lists & Rankings in Music ·
autumn said:Exactly!!!!11
And if it’s a diesel... man, that thing's a tank.
Strong, tough, reliable, loud, and absolutely relentless... 🙂 😁 😁

Yes.
Don't even worry about it—I finally pulled the trigger and bought a Golf myself. Honestly, it’s such a gas saver that I'm definitely making the switch. 31 miles Honestly, the needle hasn't budged all day. You could probably poke it with a stick at this point and nothing would happen. It’s reliable, though—doesn't break down on you. I'm actually waiting to knock on wood here... because seriously, this thing just refuses to quit. 🙂
Where else are you going to find anything better than this? 😉
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Jiu-jitsu or something else? in Martial Arts & Combat Sports ·
Can anyone point me toward some useful info? Like a good gymnastics club in Chicago—website, phone number, email, or honestly anything helpful at all

...you've just gotta find a way to burn off all that extra energy...

THANKS!
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Jiu-jitsu or something else? in Martial Arts & Combat Sports ·
The students are around 23 years old—is it too late to start?
They're mostly looking for some fitness training mixed with basic self-defense skills... I mean, we probably shouldn't expect too much for just a $30-$40 tip per person, right?
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Dealing with depression? in Health ·
dustycanyon6 said:For me, the emotional abuse actually hit harder than the physical stuff. My mom used to beat me when I was little just because I’d wet the bed—I didn't cry because of the hitting itself, but because of how cold she was. It wasn't about love; it was just pure aggression directed at someone who hadn't done anything wrong. Adult depression is so often tied back to what happened to us during childhood. National Domestic Violence Hotline - types of abuse

I completely agree with this. I dealt with similar issues with my mother growing up, and it has definitely shaped who I am as an adult today.
Look, IggXy, I don't owe you any explanations or apologies because your own posts make it pretty obvious what kind of person you are.
Your posts have been incredibly frustrating, but I'm not going to stoop to your level and start insulting you.
You've already shown everyone exactly who you are.
The only silver lining here is that you mentioned work. When someone is struggling with depression and anxiety, staying busy can help distract them from their problems for a bit, but it isn't a cure.
At that point, you need a psychiatrist, psychotherapy, and potentially antidepressants.
When someone is doing so poorly that they can't even leave their house, it's a massive problem. It's honestly heartbreaking to read posts from people in that state; I can only imagine how much they are suffering.
That is a dark place I would never want to be again. I went through a very difficult period like that myself, but I put in a lot of work, and I'm doing much better now.
I hope that makes sense, though I suspect you won't get it anyway and will probably just be rude and stubborn in your next post.
Take care.
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Dealing with depression? in Health ·
I’m not immune to life hitting hard, but if things go south for me, I’ll keep showing up and doing my job just like everyone else while I deal with my struggles privately at home...

What really gets under my skin is this... I still have years of school left ahead of me, and then I read someone on this forum claiming they’re taking three months off work because of depression?! Are you kidding me? Other people are out there grinding, while she’s just going to sit at home wallowing because she’s feeling down and wants to give up on life... Honestly, people like that need a reality check—send them to some grueling manual labor job in the middle of nowhere. Let’s see how "depressed" they feel when they stumble through the door exhausted, too tired to even think about how much everything sucks, instead of spending the whole day just moping around.

Look, I’m not saying we should ban depression entirely. It’s unavoidable for some people, like someone living with a severe disability, and they have legitimate reasons for struggling. It’s incredibly hard to find happiness when you're dealing with a major physical impairment... but even those people find ways to push through. But is someone really going to fall into a deep depression just because society doesn't cater to their specific whims?!
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Personal Top Lists & Rankings in Music ·
stormyviper11 said:The Golf MK2 is definitely charming, but let's be real—it’s not the most beautiful car ever made. Now, the original Golf MK1? That’s a design icon through and through. Mad respect for that one.

Of course it isn't the prettiest, but you just can't beat it. And yeah, the MK1 too... old school VW at its best!🙏
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