Resident Evil (2021)
in Movies ·
Total garbage, just like those other movies they put out
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Last Night in Soho (2021)
in Movies ·
That felt pretty light-weight overall, I guess.
6/10
6/10
Omicron variant
in Coronavirus ·
He knows what he’s talking about, I guess, but his execution is always a bit... sloppy? Like that one video he did about Japan and ivermectin—it just felt off. It’s obvious he could use some more "training" in certain areas, if you know what I mean. I’m not saying we should just write him off entirely, but maybe a little constructive criticism wouldn't hurt. What really gets under my skin, though, is the deleting of comments and that total silence whenever someone actually challenges him. Just shutting down instead of engaging.
Omicron variant
in Coronavirus ·
Samuel Turner2 said:What kind of ads are you talking about?
The guy is a doctor based in the USA and he consistently puts out updates on Corona in the States and everywhere else.
In this video, he’s breaking down Omicron and some of the latest studies.
I honestly don't see what the big deal is...
The ads that pop up in every single video if you aren't running an adblocker or whatever.
The guy is actually a retired nurse instructor—not an MD (if that's what you were implying)—and his way of processing things is a bit sloppy, here's something relatively recent:
https://twitter.com/MedCrisis/status...73228786192390
And honestly, the real issue is how he just wipes out any comments he doesn't like—plus, he stopped inviting the people he used to host for discussions, and now he won't even reply to their emails once they start questioning his takes...
Omicron variant
in Coronavirus ·
https://www.news24.com/news24/southa...-nicd-20211129
Jassat mentioned there have been about 455 hospitalizations in the D.C. area over just the last fourteen days.
"Most of the folks coming in aren't vaccinated—just a tiny fraction are partially or fully vaccinated," they noted.
Apparently, getting the shot might even help you dodge the infection altogether, according to Jassat.
The CDC's Dr. Nicholas Crisp pointed out: "We've got roughly 16.5 million people vaccinated right now. Only a tiny sliver of them have tested positive. Compared to the unvaccinated group, it’s practically negligible."
Unben Pillay, a general practitioner based out of Georgia, noted a sudden spike in cases over the past two weeks, though he mentioned the symptoms seem pretty mild.
It’s really nothing major. We’re seeing patients come in with things like a dry cough, fevers, night sweats, and a whole lot of body aches. People who are vaccinated generally fare a lot better.
Omicron variant
in Coronavirus ·
https://mobile.twitter.com/trvrb/sta...16217794695170
Did vaccines actually push the evolution of different SARS-CoV-2 variants—you know, the whole Alpha, Beta thing? It’s a valid scientific inquiry, I suppose, but after digging through some data, I'm leaning toward thinking that isn't really what happened. 1/19
Malignant (2021)
in Movies ·
What an absolute joke of a movie, honestly... just a total waste of time. 🙏
Jungle Cruise (2021)
in Movies ·
It basically falls asleep halfway through—honestly, I’m not planning on giving this another shot. What a complete waste of money, too... just pure garbage. And don't even get me started on Johnson; he looks like a total caricature standing next to the rest of the cast, it's almost painful to watch
R. L. Stine's Fear Street Trilogy (2021)
in Movies ·
The third installment only feels that way because the first movie was easily the best of the bunch—the ending was pretty predictable, I guess.
All in all, it’s a decent trilogy.
I haven't actually read the books, so I can't really make a comparison.
All in all, it’s a decent trilogy.
I haven't actually read the books, so I can't really make a comparison.
R. L. Stine's Fear Street Trilogy (2021)
in Movies ·
When I sat down to watch
, my first thought was basically, "Ugh, here we go again—just another piece of recent cinematic trash..."
In the end, it turned out alright—nothing groundbreaking, really—but it was a fun enough popcorn flick if you don't mind stuff that's a bit mindless.
The second installment was also okay, maybe even a little better than the first one.
Anyway, it’s still better than Black Widow, or that A Quiet Place 2 mess, or whatever other garbage I've been dragging myself through lately...
Honestly, it's better than Tenet or Prometheus, damn lol.
, my first thought was basically, "Ugh, here we go again—just another piece of recent cinematic trash..."
In the end, it turned out alright—nothing groundbreaking, really—but it was a fun enough popcorn flick if you don't mind stuff that's a bit mindless.
The second installment was also okay, maybe even a little better than the first one.
Anyway, it’s still better than Black Widow, or that A Quiet Place 2 mess, or whatever other garbage I've been dragging myself through lately...
Honestly, it's better than Tenet or Prometheus, damn lol.
One-hit wonder directors: Who comes to mind?
in Movies ·
neonorca38 said:Lorenzo Lamas? 😁
Not sure if he was mentioned.
Guy had a few notable roles.
Still acting... I remember him from Grease... back when Sandy had that brief thing with him... he was an athlete 😁
😁
Fat burners: worth it or a waste of money?
in Hobbies & Leisure ·
stormyeagle10 said:Pretty interesting—honestly one of the better pieces I've read lately. Most people just talk in circles, but this actually seems to lay things out clearly enough.
Thanks 😁🙂
Just try reading the first half of his opening sentence, specifically up until the word "but."
Supplements = top-tier nutrition, paired with a solid workout routine.
I mean, sure, that whole polyquin thing is fascinating, I guess, but honestly? Don't bother with all that busywork. Your bank account will probably thank you more if you just skip it. 🙂