Posts by Lawrence Booth2

none of the options work 🙏 👋

I mean, look—it’s just basic logic at this point. If you pay more, you're usually getting better quality and something that isn't going to kill you 😁😁😁

with pleasure 😁
🙂 👋

I'm actually curious—is it even possible to donate sexual organs? 😁😁😁

Unused 😁😁😁

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Maybe try messing with your resolution settings—I’m running at 800x600 myself currently

and WATCH THE REFRESH RATE. You want that number as high as possible—honestly, you shouldn't be settling for anything under 85 Hz

Mine is sitting at 100

Look, I know what you're thinking—your icons are going to end up looking massive, like they're the size of a fist... but seriously, dropping the resolution while bumping up the refresh rate actually helps a lot

Also, it might be worth turning on some ambient lighting behind the monitor... maybe just a desk lamp or something

well, she's getting what's coming to her now 😳 let her struggle a bit 😉

classic Confucius 🙂

Megan Reed said:Screw the good guys. ☕ 😁

And I’m right here to back that up.

It’s better to be a complete idiot with nothing going for you😁
than some high-strung prick who thinks they're carrying the world on their shoulders.😁😁😁

VILKO said:Psychosomatic illnesses/

These psychological symptoms can trigger—or just show up alongside—actual physical issues:
-increased thirst
-nervous stomach
-gas
-frequent urination
-loss of sexual response
-chest tightness
-occasional heart palpitations
-muscle aches
-headaches
-confusion
-tremors
-for women, missed periods or extremely painful ones

The link between physical and mental symptoms creates this vicious cycle—it’s a loop where any one symptom can kick things off at any time.

In a panic attack, anxiety ramps up fast into a full crisis. With general anxiety, people often try to white-knuckle it and keep everything under control—even while the cycle keeps spinning. That constant effort to stay composed is incredibly stressful in itself—and honestly, it just adds fuel to the fire. It’s how some people end up feeling anxious about being anxious, which just makes the whole mess worse.

PS.vilko

A psychosomatic illness presents physically, but it starts in a mental or emotional state.

In other words, the patient isn't making it up—they are dealing with very real problems.
A lot of people have these issues but they don't want to accept a diagnosis of
"psychosomatic"...because they immediately worry people will label them as "all in their head" or mentally unstable.

With the way life moves today—everything is just so fast-paced—it’s incredibly easy to fall into depression, anxiety, or panic attacks... and those things can absolutely manifest as debilitating physical symptoms.

It’s also a feedback loop; if there’s actually something wrong with us, the situation gets even worse if we don't treat the underlying anxiety, depression, or panic attacks.

🙂 😉 😎

So what am I supposed to do?😕

Taylor Swift said:The guy she’s with is just a complete jerk—one of those types who couldn't care less about anyone else...

Look, I can't really offer much advice here, but I'll say this: jerks always seem to land the absolute best women 😳 while all the nice guys and genuinely good men end up totally screwed.

😢 😢 🙄
Everything felt totally fine while I was riding that cocktail and the antibiotics for those 20 days... then, the second I told everyone the nightmare was finally over... those little monsters came crawling right back 😠

Guess I’m just destined to live with these uninvited houseguests 😢
or I'll be stuck slathering on this cocktail forever 🙄

Henry Campbell5 said:Man... I was actually thinking about that newer version with all the big celebrities. I didn't even realize it was a remake.😕

Well, yeah, it is.

Sidney Lumet did one back in 1965—can't quite recall the exact year off the top of my head, but something like that.

It was black and white 🙏

So, what’s actually the point of remaking this movie? 😕

Fail Safe

How did I even miss that? 😢

The movie is actually pretty solid—definitely worth checking out if you have the time 👋

😁😁😁

casualpuma71 was reading 🙂

It’s a solid movie—honestly, pretty good—but the lead actress is 😍

I've got it right here
but do you actually have anything interesting to share with me? 😁😁😁

Megan Reed said:I actually sat through this "new" version—which is total garbage, and probably isn't even close to being a faithful remake... 😬 I ended up passing out before the movie even finished.... 🤣

As if your opinion holds any actual weight here—you're judging an original film you clearly haven't even seen just because you caught a glimpse of some mediocre remake. 👎

an absolute classic 👋

just to be clear—this isn't some beat-for-beat reenactment of a true story—it’s more of a loose take on the whole Ed Gein situation, you know, the guy who had that creepy obsession with collecting people

plus, let's be honest, a little aggressive marketing never hurt anyone 🙂

La Jetée (1963), a short
WarGames (1965), sort of a documentary style
A Boy and His Dog (1975), post-apocalyptic
The Last Battle (1983), post-apocalyptic—and get this, there isn't a single line of dialogue in the whole thing
Hardware (1990), post-apocalyptic
Until the End of the World (1991)—haven't actually sat down to watch this one yet, but I've got it in my collection; from what I gather, it’s about some kind of nuclear satellite 😁