Posts by copperstag95

Personally, I found the film to be quite excellent. For those who might feel that these kinds of narratives have been seen and chewed over a hundred times already, I would suggest perhaps giving it a miss; otherwise, I’d say it's definitely worth a watch.

I have this nagging suspicion that when you go to click on someone's profile, you aren't actually able to see their entire history of previous posts. I mean, is there really no way to disable that setting or bypass it???

I was wondering, if I might ask, where exactly within the settings one might go to adjust the privacy levels so that other users aren't able to see every single one of my posts?

copperstag95 said:If it's possible to just go by Anita, that would actually be much better. As for the numbers, they're pretty pointless; that was a long time ago.

Well, obviously Anita is already taken, and besides, it wouldn't really match what the current username is anyway.

Fine then, let's just go with copperstag95.

copperstag95 said:So, what about unknown?

I suppose I could, though I must admit, I find myself somewhat perplexed by the logic behind it all—specifically, why anyone would feel the need to embed their date of birth, or even just numbers that vaguely hint at it, directly into their username. It seems a bit much, I guess, maybe even slightly unnecessary? 🤷

Well, honestly, whatever you want to do with that username of yours is entirely up to you... I suppose. You can just reach out to Tyndall directly if you feel like it.

If it's possible to just go by Anita, that would actually be much better. As for the numbers, they're pretty pointless; that was a long time ago.

Well, obviously Anita is already taken, and besides, it wouldn't really match what the current username is anyway.

copperstag95 said:Perhaps we could just use a digit there instead of a dash?

But really, what would be the point? 🤷

So, what about unknown?

I suppose I could, though I must admit, I find myself somewhat perplexed by the logic behind it all—specifically, why anyone would feel the need to embed their date of birth, or even just numbers that vaguely hint at it, directly into their username. It seems a bit much, I guess, maybe even slightly unnecessary? 🤷

Well, honestly, whatever you want to do with that username of yours is entirely up to you... I suppose. You can just reach out to Tyndall directly if you feel like it.

Perhaps we could just use a digit there instead of a dash?

But really, what would be the point? 🤷

Perhaps unknown

No, I don't think so.

Does anyone happen to know where in the private settings one might actually find the option to prevent other users from seeing all of my posts?

Directed by Nicole Kidman, this film follows the story of an attractive young woman named Marley (Kate Hudson) who is living that quintessential, fast-paced American lifestyle. She’s incredibly career-driven, which I suppose leads her to shy away from any real emotional attachments. Because she’s constantly running at such a frantic pace, Marley starts losing weight quite rapidly, prompting her friends to suggest she see a specialist just to be safe. It’s there that she meets a doctor (Gael Garcia Bernal), and I guess you could say that one single encounter ends up completely reshaping the entire trajectory of her life...

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1440161/

So, I watched it, and I have to say, it wasn't bad—not that it was anything groundbreaking or particularly spectacular, perhaps, but it really is a touching, rather poignant little story about life, illness, and love.

I think Kate Hudson is just wonderful when she plays these sort of high-strung, eccentric characters. However, I must admit that Gael Garcia Bernal didn't quite work for me; he seems much younger than her in this film. He looks like he's maybe twenty, even though he's supposed to be a doctor, whereas she looks to be about twenty-five or twenty-six.

Spoiler alert—I found myself feeling a bit disappointed that the movie didn't dwell more on their time together, and maybe it could have done a better job showing her actual happiness while she was with him, or what she truly loved about being in love.

My rating would be a 9/10.

I was just wondering if anyone happens to have any spare black toner lying around for an Aficio gx2500

Well, I suppose I might have been mistaken; I didn't think it was strictly necessary for that specific color to be loaded, especially since I’m planning on printing with a different one that happens to be inside anyway.

Thanks so much

Print Cartridge(s) Not Detected/Cover Open

Please try checking a few things here.
-There might not be any cartridges installed at all.
-The cartridges could be seated incorrectly in their slots.
-The right front cover might just be sitting open.
If you could just pop open the cover they're pointing to, take a quick look at those cartridges, and then make sure the cover is shut tight.

What am I supposed to do about this? I mean, maybe it's happening because my color cartridge isn't actually inside the machine??

Test run

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The acting was truly abysmal—goodness gracious, if they had cast anyone else, the movie might have actually held some water, though I suppose the whole thing feels like something we've seen a hundred times before anyway. I did find myself somewhat captivated by that one scene where those CIA agents were pretending to be dead, though.

Rating: 4/10

Noah Kim38 said:I have to say, I was genuinely surprised by how much I enjoyed this piece!

It feels like a real action movie in the most traditional sense, you know? There isn't any of that excessive, over-the-top nonsense or all those distracting modern digital effects that seem to plague everything lately...

What really struck a chord with me, I suppose, is that the whole thing is set back in the early '80s... there are just so many classic cars everywhere... and best of all, there aren't any cell phones, or gadgets, or lap fucking tops cluttering up the frame.👍

Clive Owen is quite good, I think, and Jason Statham is decent enough... though I'd argue Robert De Niro is actually better here than he has been in most of his recent films.

All things considered, it’s a success!!

I find myself agreeing. Statham seems to have an almost impossible amount of luck whenever he's running for his life, especially during that final leap through the window.

My rating would be a 9/10.

Heh, they practically gave away the whole plot right in the title.

As for my take, I actually thought the movie was quite wonderful; it’s genuinely funny and packed with clever bits, especially once the slide starts talking, haha.

I suppose I found it a bit silly that they didn't even bother with a quick montage to show us where the car actually ended up at the very end.

Though, I guess the ending itself was perfectly fine.

My rating would be a 9/10.

Well, I suppose you have a point there; I found myself wondering about that very same thing while I was watching the film, though I must admit, the narrative never really offered us a clear explanation, especially regarding those specific killings involving the clergy and the gay characters.

For instance???

Well, I must say, I actually found him quite intriguing, and I don't think I have any real complaints to voice about him, I suppose.