What’s your all-time favorite jump scare from a horror movie? I’m talking about those moments that actually catch you off guard when you least expect it. 😲
For me, it’s probably that one scene near the start of The Grudge (the American remake). Kayako corners Yoko and just yanks her up into the attic in the blink of an eye. It happens so fast. 😁
The weirdest part is that I actually saw it coming—it was totally predictable—but it still managed to rattle me... 🙏
It’s been going on for a few years now... Maybe a liter a day at most. My last full blood work and urinalysis were done a few months back, and everything came back normal and within range.
So, I’m constantly thirsty. There's this persistent dry feeling in my throat, especially in the morning when I feel like I could down two liters of water in one sitting. By the evening, it eases up a bit, but it doesn't really go away.
You’d almost think I was looking at classic diabetes symptoms, but here’s where it gets weird—my blood sugar is totally fine, my urine output is normal, I’m actually gaining weight instead of losing it, my vision is clear, and I don't have any itching issues.😁
Basically, everything is the exact opposite of what you'd expect with diabetes. So, what else could it be?
Is it possible to be just chronically dehydrated? I drink more fluids than anyone else in my family, and they all think it's strange how thirsty I am. Sometimes, it feels like the more water I chug in a short period, the thirstier I get.🤷
I’ve been into electronic music since I was a kid... If it's good, I'll listen to it, but lately my rotation is mostly trance and drum & bass (not that I'm totally ignoring everything else in the scene)
The absolute best tracks they have are the ones most people haven't even heard of—stuff like Lemonade, Not Another Drugstore, (Best part of) breaking up, and all those Electronic Battle Weapon releases.
It’s honestly pathetic how people judge Chemicals based solely on Hey Boy Hey Girl, or Block Rockin' Beats, or God forbid, Galvanize...
If you actually want to appreciate Daft Punk, you need to dive into their entire discography instead of just sticking to the radio hits.
First off, they aren't from Scotland—they're Britons. And second, they're easily my favorite electronic act, even if they did soften up a bit on their latest record (which is pretty much what happens with every artist in that genre).