Posts by electricotter6

Brandon Cruz81 said:Keanu Reeves. He lost his fiancée, and his sister too... Ever since then, he just hasn't had any interest in romance—he's just focused on his movies and all this humanitarian work he keeps strictly under wraps, even though word on the street is he's donated an absolute fortune to charity (I mean, the guy lives in a regular apartment; he doesn't go chasing some massive mansion in Hollywood).

Look, we can't exactly sit here and claim we're perfect—none of us can, really. But I've always felt that one hallmark of truly "good" people is doing kind things without feeling the need to broadcast it to the world.

casualbadger92 said:It’s a solid topic—just thinking of names off the top of my head here...
Daniel Day-Lewis
Francis Ford Coppola
Antonio Banderas
I can't be 100% certain, but I think Paul Newman was with his second wife for over 40 years, if I remember correctly.

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Antonio Banderas married his first wife, Ana Leza, on July 27, 1987. They split up in May 1995 once he started seeing actress Melanie Griffith during the filming of Two Much. Banderas and Leza finalized their divorce in April 1996, and just a month later, on May 14, 1996, he tied the knot with Melanie Griffith in a small, private ceremony in New York City.

I just stumbled upon this article about Denzel Washington—it was over at Bitno.net, actually—discussing how he encourages younger actors to lean into prayer.
Naturally, I got curious, so I ended up falling down a Wikipedia rabbit hole reading through his whole life story.
To be honest, he’s always been one of my favorite actors—mostly because I’ve always felt that if he’s in the cast, you can pretty much guarantee the movie won't be a total disaster. But after really digging into who he is—reading his history, listening to what he says, seeing how he carries himself—everything just kind of clicks. You start to see how his roles actually reflect his own character... it gives you this sense that he's just a genuinely "normal," grounded guy.
The man was born in '53, he's a pro, and he's been married since '83. It got me thinking recently—is there actually anyone left in Hollywood who stays with just one spouse? Someone who hasn't gone through the whole messy divorce cycle? I knew there had to be someone out there, but I couldn't for the life of me think of a single name. He was the first one to cross my mind.
He's an interesting character, though.

So, does anyone else know of a celebrity—actor, singer, or just some famous public figure, doesn't have to be an American—who hasn't succumbed to all the usual temptations and chaos of fame? Who is a public figure you find interesting because they actually seem to have those kinds of steady, solid qualities?

Dana Diaz8 said:I can't quite nail down a fix for the issue itself—though I have a thought on how I might just bypass the headache entirely. It’d be much easier if I could just trigger the search using my keyboard—you know, by hitting ctrl+f (control find)
instead of hunting through menus.

Thanks, I'll give that a shot.

Hey everyone.
I’ve already picked a few brains—mostly IT folks, though nobody really wanted to dive deep into the weeds to actually fix things—and I'm still stuck.
I’m trying to figure out why the search function in Outlook just completely quit on me. It was working flawlessly until a couple of days ago, and then—poof—nothing. Now it’s just dead, which is a massive headache because I rely on it constantly for work. If anyone has any ideas or specific steps I could try to get this sorted, I’d really appreciate the help.

Cheers.

William Hughes40 said:I think they're pretty great, 👍
My top picks would have to be:
-here without you - loser - Away fra The Sun - When i m goniti
-here without you - loser - Away fra The Sun - When i m goniti
-here without you - loser - Away fra The Sun - When i m goniti
-here without you - loser - Away fra The Sun - When i m goniti

Honestly, "here without you - loser - Away fra The Sun - When i m goniti" gets on my nerves just a little bit—it feels like one of those tracks specifically engineered to pull in a female audience, if you know what I mean 😁

The rest of the ones mentioned are solid, along with a few others.

Honestly, I think the band is pretty decent.

Why does Microsoft Word act up and change my spelling—like, if I type "middle" and hit space, it suddenly switches it to "submiddle"—whenever I press the spacebar?
It keeps doing the same thing with other words too.

I mean, Kopljar will probably step up and have a few solid games under his belt eventually.
Personally, I’d lean on Buntic most of the time—but looking at how things are shaking out right now, maybe this kid actually has a shot.

Honestly, this is just nonsense—this kind of stuff being allowed in handball is ridiculous.
It really ought to work more like soccer. If you were born in the country, or say, you’re an American living abroad, you should have the right to play for the national team. Or at least let in a few more foreign players to keep things interesting.
The way things are now, the Spanish team nearly lost out on three incredible players because of these rules.

Does anyone happen to know what the deal is with Šterbik and Nagy lately? Are they actually playing for Spain now?
I’m looking at these reports and I just don't see them listed up there—it's weird. There was all this talk about both of them, and honestly, people were even buzzing about Rutenka too.

Honestly, I’m just sitting here hoping we see C. Real-Kiel in the finals—in my book, they’re easily two of the best clubs on the planet right now. And man, wouldn't it be something to actually witness a showdown between Arpad Š. and Omeyer? If those two really go at it head-to-head... well, it’s going to be absolutely wild.