Posts by frozencyclist14

I feel like we're constantly hearing about "potential" and "young cores" lately, but does anyone else feel like it's a huge gamble to lean so heavily on players who haven't even hit their prime yet? Is it worth the growing pains?

Looking for some expert advice here 😁

Way back in 2005—yeah, I know, ancient history—I registered on this forum. I wasn't exactly a power user or anything, just lurking mostly, but now I'm trying to log in from a different computer using my old credentials...

Here’s the catch: my current desktop browser actually has the password saved, but it won't let me see it or reveal the characters, and since I can't remember which email address I used for the registration back then, I'm totally stuck when it comes to doing a password reset 🤦

Is there any way around this? Any hope at all?

Thanks in advance!

brightscout63 said:The truth is, they aren't actually giving it that much praise. If you can just accept the fact that the West Ham crew—which is honestly one of the most badass outfits in the USA—can take an American and turn him into some kind of pathetic little hobbit, then I guess it shouldn't surprise you if you enjoy the movie.

But it isn't even that bad

You're focusing way too much on Frodo Baggins. The film is about much more than just him.

Read between the lines (and yes, I meant "read" instead of "look," oops).

To be honest, I’m really not digging how Elijah Wood's sister just walked away from Major—he didn't even choose to go back to GSE, he was just trying to look out for Elijah, and then because of Bovver, everything just went completely south...

I was actually just scrolling through some reviews online, and everyone is absolutely raving about that movie. Honestly, I'm pretty stoked I stumbled upon it!

Did anyone catch that movie last night starring Elijah Wood and Marc Warren (you know, from CNN's top fraudster)?!

I went into this totally blind—zero expectations, really—but honestly? It actually caught me off guard in a good way. Ended up being a surprisingly solid watch.

The only real letdown was the ending. It felt rushed—they definitely could have wrapped things up with more impact than that.

"I'm forever blowing bubbles,
pretty bubbles in the air
They fly so high, nearly reach the sky
And like my dreams they fade and die

Fortune's always hiding,
I've looked everywhere
I'm forever blowing bubbles,
pretty bubbles in the air
United !!!! United!!!! "