Bradley Fisher20 said:shadowgardener12... look, you should probably start by distinguishing psychedelics from your standard psychotropic drugs. Psychedelics work more on a homeopathic principle of positive feedback loops. Plus, there's no such thing as an addiction to them.
We haven't opened any more threads about the witches before. The "witch online" concept was originally Vješcev's idea, and honestly, it’s been a pretty engaging series of discussions. Go ahead and read
There was always just one single "witch" thread. The fact that genNorec started a new topic is a different story altogether—it's a bit of a rebellion, a desire for a dedicated space where we can talk openly about spiritual matters. And let's not forget the chat rooms; if you're looking for live chatting, go find some pirate site. 😉 😁
The people who originally spearheaded the Witch series were Wizard and Snake's Kiss, but they aren't interested in continuing the Witch discussions here anymore.
So, look at this as a continuation of the Witch series rather than just another random thread about them.
The whole movie is basically nonsense. You just have Tom Cruise waving his hands around in front of that screen...
Ugh, all that hand-waving was painful to watch. The movie itself isn't anything special—honestly, it's pretty boring. And that ending? Total disaster. Though, I did see the main villain coming from a mile away. Yuck!
The wizard is under the weather, so he hasn't dropped the 6th edition of Witches yet... so why am I still running on this bootleg version? 😉 Either that, or I’ll just release my own 6th original edition myself. 😲 😁
Sending the wizard wishes for a speedy recovery and perfect health! 👋 😘
Anyway, let's pick up right where we left off—here’s a copy:
************************************************** Jason Johnson4 Menior Sember
Cacti & Pavarotti's Friends I honestly don't get why everyone is panicking so much!
quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- V.: If you're still relying on supplements, it means you're still a long way from finding your true self... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
My grandmother used to say: "That's just pure devilish ideology and tri-ideology..."
Does anyone here eat salad? Does that mean you're far from your true self too? Just some rhetorical questions, as per usual...
Timothy Campbell2 said:This movie is raw, hilarious, and heartbreaking—it’s truly top-tier.
About Schmidt isn't authentic at all...🙄 It’s a decent enough flick with its share of funny moments, but that's about it. I usually dig existentialist cinema—stories about individuals trapped by societal norms trying to break free... but I feel like Payne commercialized the concept a bit, making it feel patronizing and adding a layer of unnecessary sentimentality... 🙄
Ethan Howard45 said:"Three Days of the Condor." It might not be your typical political drama—it feels more like a thriller... maybe even better than anything Pollock did (did he even direct one?)
Has anyone seen "The Quiet American" starring Michael Caine?
Yeah, that's a Pollock film featuring Redford and Fay Dunaway watching 🙂))
I watched "The Quiet American"... honestly, it’s way more than just another Saigon-set flick 👍 I'm actually a big fan of Noyce 🙂)) and the cinematography is by Christopher Doyle (in In the Mood for Love) ... 🙂)) I definitely recommend it! 👍
I’d also have to bring up Pakula's "All The President's Men," Scorsese's "Salvador," and Frankenheimer's "The Manchurian Candidate." Plus, there's "Reds," along with Gavras's films we already talked about, like "Z," "amen," his "State of Siege," and "The Confession"... oh, and don't forget Wajda's films, specifically "Man of Marble," "Man of Iron," and "Danton"...
No123 said:Check out this joke: Two behavioral psychologists run into each other on the street and greet one another like this: "I see you're doing great! But how am I doing?"
So, I’ve been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, and if anyone’s actually curious, I can give you the firsthand account of what it was really like for me when I was going through that "purple phase."
That’s not actually a bad look; Ford has always been known for running the most fuel-efficient cars on the grid. But honestly, it feels pretty foolish when you realize the strategy is basically predictable from a mile away...
Look, acupuncture isn't some magic word. It can definitely help, but if you keep sticking to your old habits, you aren't going to see any progress. It’s honestly funny how people are always hunting for some quick, magical fix for everything. That’s just not how it works—shortcuts in life are incredibly rare!
Anyway, I recently heard there are people in Washington, D.C. who specialize in acupuncture for weight loss based on spiritual principles. Does anyone here know more about that??
Apparently, they suggest following a diet based on blood types...