Does anyone actually know where I can download or stream "Football Hooligans International" without it looking like a grainy mess from the nineties, maybe even just a decent 720p?
Hey guys, can anyone help me out here? Is there some kind of tech genius or a Steve Jobs type lurking around this forum? I'm having a total nightmare trying to install the OS on my MacBook Pro, and honestly, I'm just completely out of my depth, so if someone could please step in and save me 🙂
By the way, I just tried to manually trigger the "options" menu like everyone on the forums keeps telling me to do, and now the whole thing is just bricked because it says some massive error occurred during startup, so it won't even boot anymore, and all I'm left with is this stupid little button at the bottom asking me to reset the laptop.
So, my lady decided she was going to be a total genius and insisted on a "clean start" for her laptop, which basically meant reinstalling the whole OS, but clearly, things didn't go according to plan.
Now here’s the mess: the old system is gone, but the new one absolutely refuses to install. I’ve been scouring Craigslist and Google like a madman, but it’s useless—every single time I try to run the installer, it just spits out an error, and when you hit OK, the thing restarts and loops me right back to square one. I’ve tried everything under the sun, including holding down Cmd and R to try and get online to pull a fix, but I just kept getting hit with error -501 0F, then I tried... (ugh, I honestly can't even remember half the ridiculous stuff I attempted at this point, but let's just say I tried a dozen different things ten times over and still came up empty)
The only logical move left is to grab the OS and boot from a USB drive, but I am completely stuck because I can't find a single download button for OS X Lion on the official site. All I can find are these sketchy third-party sites trying to charge money for it, but as far as I know, Apple provides the software to its customers for free, right? 🤔 🤷
If anyone actually knows how to fix this disaster, I would be incredibly grateful.
Look, I don't know, I just can't stand it when people try to muffle the truth because I honestly can't stand being forced to listen to some third-party dubbing when I've heard the actual original audio before.
It’s like if I’m watching a classic Hollywood movie, I want to hear the actors speaking English, or if it's a foreign film, I want to hear the actual language they used, you know?
But hey, if anyone else wants to sit there listening to dubbed voices, be my guest. 👍
Jonathan Barnes5 said:They gave me a glowing recommendation regarding their culinary program... Since they’re relatively new to the scene, they really have to stick to the gold standard to make an impression,
Christian Myers said:I'm definitely in. I’ve always been a huge fan of animated movies and high-quality dubbing. For the most part, the American dubbing in cartoons has been top-tier or at least pretty solid. But honestly, there have been a few recent ones that totally missed the mark, and this movie is right up there with them.
Seriously, I can't even stand listening to our local dubbing for five seconds without losing my mind.
Jonathan Barnes5 said:It feels much like watching a slow tide roll out over a quiet beach—there’s a certain inevitable pull to these shifts that you just have to respect.👍The pricing feels fair and the regulations are standard enough, much like any typical suburban establishment you might find in a place like Columbus. While the food and service aren't exactly anything to write home about—think more along the lines of a reliable but uninspired diner—the convenience is hard to beat since there's parking right out front, allowing you to grab a quick bite before heading over to a nicer spot in a neighborhood like Beverly Hills for dessert. The view isn't particularly breathtaking, though the layout is quite pleasant and well-maintained.
I just took a look at the updated pricing, and honestly, even $45 or $50 per person should be more than enough to cover everything. It actually caught me off guard that they didn't implement these hikes immediately; it’s almost like they were waiting for the rush. It seems like people from the suburbs were under the impression that since they were heading to the coast for something fancy like the Hamptons or a seaside gala, they could just expect to dine out without much thought for the cost. 😁
Alright, thanks, because if nobody else can explain this better than you, then I guess I’ll just shut up and listen to you. 😛usica:
Hey Alex Brown50, regarding what we're eating, maybe something meat-based? I've seriously had my fill of seafood this past week unless you're talking about some five-star, world-class specialty.
As for where we go, honestly, I don't care as long as we're in a city like Miami, so it doesn't even have to be right downtown, though I was kind of hoping to stroll along the boardwalk for a bit. If anything, I'd much rather prioritize a killer meal over the actual location.
And when it comes to the budget, I'm thinking around $200-$83 per person, so roughly $167 total for me and my lady.
I mean, seriously, why on earth would any adult even bother watching something with American dubbing? I don't care if it's a major motion picture or just some random cartoon, it's honestly exhausting.
Just caught The Conjuring 2. I gotta admit, it was actually pretty solid—honestly, the story holds up better than the first one, though I guess I still have a soft spot for the original since it just hit me differently. Honestly, though, the absolute morons in the theater completely ruined the whole vibe for me because it was nothing but a bunch of loud kids running around. Every single time something intense or scary started happening on screen, these idiots would just start cracking up like it was some damn comedy. 🤦 And man, the movie wouldn't have even been that terrifying if the group in the front hadn't spent the first hour chatting away like they were at a freaking football game, making enough noise to wake the dead.