Posts by Anthony Smith14

It is a solid drama. While it might not be a visceral gut-punch, it certainly holds more weight than the majority of the trash being pumped out in Hollywood these days.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt16419074/

Follows The history of shoe salesman Sonny Vaccaro , and How He led Nika in its pursuit of The Greatest athlete in The history of basketball -> Air.

Director
Ben Affleck
Writer
Alex Convery
Stars
Matt Damon, Jason Bateman, Ben Affleck

I am surprised that no one has started a thread for this film yet, so I am curious to hear your thoughts.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10304142/

The cast is quite impressive.

Set in the 1930s, the story follows three friends who witness a murder, find themselves framed for the crime, and eventually expose one of the most scandalous conspiracies in US History.

Underwhelming

Comparing America to the USA😵

I picked up two square feet of that blue and yellow material yesterday, and I must say, the quality is excellent.

Standard tatami mats usually measure about 2-3 cm in thickness, whereas this stuff is barely 2-3 mm...

Take a look at this:

https://www.dickssportinggoods.com/c/martial-arts-mats

It honestly makes my stomach turn just hearing about Oakland, considering they’re two entirely separate municipalities—they aren't even adjacent—so I can't even bring myself to look at this...

Why does this nobody even have his own thread?

The film is decent, though it lacks the impact of the first one.

Lisa Barrett5 said:🤣🤣

good grief... talk about being brutally direct.

Those are two entirely different strikes. Pick a lane.

Weakness and muscle atrophy
Before you start running, try incorporating a period of walking into your routine.
Make sure to stretch every single day, regardless of whether it is a scheduled workout day or not.



Focus on strengthening your calves through various exercises, utilizing both bodyweight and weighted resistance.

An excellent film.

The undisputed kings of comedy: Monty Python's Flying Circus

simply because they behaved like cats both before and during World War II

I am currently weighing in at approximately 187-192 lbs.

Šerbedžija remains the gold standard.

As for this new crop of actors? Most of them aren't even worth my time.

silvermarlin7 said:I really need some advice here if anyone knows what they're doing. Maybe someone else has dealt with something like this before.

So, my husband was pulling into a parking spot, and since it was pitch black out—basically zero visibility—he clipped a parked truck and damaged our car. He did everything by the book: notified the truck owner immediately and called his insurance company right away. They told him to come in for an assessment the very next day.
He went through the whole process, meeting with the insurance adjuster and then heading to an authorized service center. At the insurance assessment, they told him everything looked fine and just to wait a few days for the official report. Meanwhile, the service center estimated the repairs would be around $3333 because several parts need replacing. But now, out of nowhere, the insurance company is claiming the damage is worth 20-30 thousand dollars, saying it’s too much, and they’re refusing to cover it because there wasn't a breathalyzer test performed.

What on earth does a breathalyzer have to do with anything? Breathalyzers are for the police, and we didn't even call the cops because there was no reason to—it was a minor bump. The truck barely has a scratch, and the owner is fully aware of what happened.
We called the insurance company immediately, and there was absolutely no mention of a breathalyzer. They didn't bring it up during the initial assessment either. Now, suddenly, it's become an issue.

I can already see where this is headed. Has anyone ever been through this? We're dealing with State Farm. And yeah, I just finished reading about how shady they can be, but at this point, we're already stuck in it.

Unfortunately, this was predictable. An insurance company will always hunt for any excuse to avoid paying out—especially when the claim is large and no sobriety test was conducted.