You’re right—it’s technically the ending credits, though I suppose I was just being overly dramatic in how I phrased it; your description is much more precise 🙂 . To be perfectly honest, I was waiting around like a kid waiting for Christmas morning just so I could jump on the pre-order the second that CD dropped. Just thought I'd rub it in a little bit 😁—though, realistically, you can probably still track it down now. It’s a damn fine addition to any collection, regardless.
They’ve got plenty of other projects in a similar vein too, such as Frog Fog Dog
I’m in complete agreement with what Ashley Grant66 stated above.😁 I have to brag for a second—I was one of those very first fans to actually buy the CD, which was produced with an incredibly unique design. They even released a soundtrack for the movie Eighth commissioner.
I’m honestly not feeling the cinema scene much lately—for a variety of reasons. There is just way too much mindless garbage and a crowd of obnoxious, fake people acting like they own the place whenever they step into an AMC Theatres, so I’d much rather just stay home. Besides, nothing has really blown me away recently. In this modern era, movie theaters are losing their relevance—unless we’re talking about indie film festivals or some niche documentary circuit, which is fine by me, or perhaps those outdoor summer screenings, which I actually find pretty cool enough.
Has anyone here actually used Elidel, or does anyone have some real intel on it?
I’ve been falling down some internet rabbit holes reading about this stuff—some people are claiming it can even trigger skin cancer and all sorts of nonsense. My dermatologist recommended it because I’ve been dealing with itching and redness on my scrotum for a few months now. But before this recommendation, I was using Diprogent cream, which completely cleared up the issue. Now I’m sitting here wondering if I even need to bother with this new stuff. Plus, it’s expensive as hell—it's going to cost me over $67 with the prescription.
That was easily one of the most refreshing things I watched back in 2018—truly a standout. However, revisiting it for a second time just didn't hit the same; once that element of surprise is gone, the magic starts to fade quite a bit.
northerndriver said:Honestly, it’s just plain boring and totally pointless. If you can't stand movies that act all high-and-mighty and pretentious... just skip it!
I couldn't agree more—I just sat through about half of it, and honestly? It's all hype and zero substance. Total boredom. To be frank, the only reason I even bothered hitting play was because of Colman, but even then, the whole thing turned out to be a heavy, uninspired mediocrity.
I’ve been wondering—do I actually have a right to know the specific details regarding a medical condition if my primary care physician writes something down in an official medical certificate? I'm talking about those documents you get handed when you have to go in for occupational health screenings...
The thing is, mine wrote something in there that I have absolutely no idea what it refers to—it's completely foreign to me—and it ended up causing a massive headache during my follow-up exams. So, now, I want to dig into this and find out exactly what happened.
Does anyone know of an actually decent dermatologist in Washington, D.C.? And I mean someone with genuine expertise—not some hack trying to sell me overpriced nonsense and fake smiles.
silverhawk9 said:Haha, oh please, let’s not call this jealousy.🤣 I have never once been jealous of guys, let alone the friends of my own friends—not even a little bit. Quite the opposite, actually! I’m simply pointing out how drastic this shift in behavior is. When people are single, they practically live off their social circles; it’s coffee here, lunch there, constant texting... you know the drill. But then they get into a serious relationship and suddenly they act like they don't need anyone else anymore. Look, we don't need to see each other every single day, or even every week, but reaching out once a month, sending a quick text, or grabbing a coffee—that’s just basic maintenance for someone you actually value.
I’ve had seasons where I was absolutely buried—juggling a demanding job while caring for a sick family member, running around in every direction imaginable—and yet, I always made sure to reply kindly to a message. If I couldn't talk right then, I’d just suggest another time. I have never just ignored someone or given them the cold shoulder just because I was "too busy." In my book, that's just not how you treat your friends.
Well, hats off to her... I sign my name to everything she just said. To add my own experience to the pile... I had this female friend with whom I shared everything and communicated constantly while she was single. Then, suddenly, she has "no time" and it's always some excuse, blah blah blah. Turns out, she found a boyfriend and pushed us aside—and I only figured it out by looking at her WhatsApp profile picture. Of course, she doesn't reach out anymore; all you see are these rotating profile photos that are exclusively of her and her guy! She clearly thought I didn't even have the app on my phone—and until recently, I didn't. Once I saw it, everything clicked. The absolute worst part? When she was single, she used to "mock" people who were in relationships and claimed they didn't have time for anyone else.😁 Pure corruption and hypocrisy.
Exactly... that’s precisely what I just did—I put it all on hold and stopped giving that person even a single thought. But let me ask you this: how are you supposed to deal with those people who constantly promise they'll be the first to reach out once things settle down—you know, after the busy season passes, or once their workload lightens up—only to vanish into thin air and never contact you again?
I run into this same nonsense day in and day out. I actually confronted one person directly about why they never have any time, and their excuse was that they come home from work completely wiped out—so there's just no energy left for anything else. That is total bullshit. This person doesn't even work weekends, for crying out loud. Look, at least once a month, you MUST carve out an hour for someone who actually matters to you. Everyone uses their "exhausting job" as a convenient shield... but the absolute worst ones are those who hide behind the "my kids and family come first" excuse. There is a palpable sense of alienation everywhere lately.
Does anyone actually know what the going rate is for engraving a name on a headstone these days? Is it charged by the letter, or is there some other way they calculate the cost?
The device is two years old from the date I actually bought it—it came bundled with an ExxonMobil connection back when they were handing out tablets to anyone willing to sign a two-year contract. I went ahead and checked the warranty details, and it’s only valid for one year.