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Man, you really picked the hard way by smashing your car first.😁

I haven't caught it yet,
but I am seriously looking forward to it...😛

Hey everyone, just wanted to jump in here too....

I caught the movie and honestly? I liked it... definitely a good way to kill some time if you're looking for something easy to watch...
Highly recommend checking it out... 👍

Socrates once famously said, "I know that I know nothing," and he just kept spinning those ideas around, constantly questioning and debating.
Why couldn't you🙂?
Why shouldn't you push your boundaries and see what else is out there?
The shoreline, the shallows, the deep blue sea...
🙂

nat:
Rebecca Miller2, you're hunting without even realizing it.

What would Freud say about that?

🙂

Man, we’d be here all day if we actually tried to run a Freudian analysis on Rebecca Miller2 😲 😂 🎉

🙏 My respects to Your Holiness

Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love
Guns N' Roses - Nightrain, Out to Get Me
Who's that singing over there?
Deep Purple - Smoke on the Water, Space Truckin', Stormbringer
Queens of the Stone Age - Go with the Flow
Rancid - Let Me Go

Mulholland Drive has some absolutely killer scenes,,
Green Mile—a bit too depressing and drags on too long
The 13th Warrior—slightly better than Xena or Hercules
24 Hours—starts off strong but ends up feeling pretty pathetic
Memento—hands down the best movie I've seen in a while
Bruce Almighty—honestly pretty bad even for an American comedy; everyone goes crazy for it, but Mary is actually good in that genre
🙂

Largo said:I’ve been thinking about how different philosophical and religious traditions actually define wisdom. I'm not sure if this thread has already been started, but honestly, I feel like this is one of those foundational questions that drives almost every deep philosophical debate out there.😉

The fear of the madam is the beginning of wisdom.

Thomas Edwards82 said:What about that thymu-skin stuff they keep pushing on TV every night? Has anyone actually tried it? Is it worth the hype?

I haven't tried it yet—where can I even find it?

Iron Maiden - Run to the Hills
Metallica - Turn the Page
Rolling Stones - Start Me Up
U2 - Beautiful Day (this is the kind of song you blast when you're heading out on vacation)

So, who else should we bring on board for the agency?

Dragas, Musura, and who else?

Led Zeppelin - Rock and Roll... 😉

I decided to get off the pill because the side effects were just too much—things like nausea, irritability, fatigue, and feeling totally unmotivated about everything. Plus, I had constant spotting for almost a month straight... honestly, I felt like I wanted to kill everyone around me!!!!!!! Now I'm on Loestrin (the latest low-dose hormone pills), and they have been amazing!!!!!!!!!!
If anyone else is dealing with similar issues, you should definitely look into switching to Loestrin.

Dr. Feelgood is a decent enough band, but they’re pretty one-dimensional—maybe a solid 3 out of 4 on a good day. You basically just enjoy them as long as you've got a beer in your hand.
When it comes to The Stranglers, though, there are so many layers to unpack. And since you can pair them with wine instead of just beer, it adds even more depth to the experience.
Ultimately, I’d have to say that Etoile de Dakar is definitely a much better world music act than The Stranglers.

witch said:It's all about controlling the man.

Once they've pulled the strings and won, they lose interest and move on to the next target...

Are you speaking from personal experience here?

......Look, I honestly think the exact same thing applies to men.

Were you some kind of Freudian reincarnation in a past life?

😁

Simone:
What wouldn't he have asked Jung?
Jung didn't have any issues with women at all—not even with his own wife.

👍 😁 Or to be more precise, the women in his life...

Compassion

The word "passion" implies suffering, whereas "compassion" literally means feeling that suffering alongside someone else.

It’s that innate ability to tap into what someone else is going through and truly feel a version of their experience.

There is a massive gulf between compassion and pity. You can see it instantly in someone's expression. Pity tends to be patronizing—it leaves the person on the receiving end feeling small, helpless, or even worthless.
Compassion, on the other hand, sends a completely different message: "You aren't alone. I'm standing right here with you, and I truly get what you're going through."

coastal_soul said:I’ve always gravitated toward this definition: Truth is whatever helps you grow.

So, my truth doesn't necessarily have to be yours, even if our paths happen to cross. It’s a rare thing, though, and we really need to practice some patience and tolerance when it comes to how others see their own reality.
In short, there is one Truth: that truths are many.😉

👍 👍 . Truth.
🙂

So, the movie has finally hit theaters here in the USA; maybe one day it'll even make its way to our local cinemas. Though, knowing how things go, we'll probably get a censored version 😢.
Are you guys planning on catching it?
What are your expectations looking like?
I'm definitely going—Quentin Tarantino knows how to make a great movie.

The Matrix is great
The Matrix Reloaded is pretty bad
The Matrix Revolutions is just tragic

Led Zeppelin... I mean, there were a few others floating around, but they didn't really stick, so they aren't worth mentioning. 😁