She’s suddenly jumping into threads she hasn't touched since she signed up—not because she's adding anything useful, but just to follow my lead. Where did this come from all of a sudden? Just looking for a reaction again, isn't she? Honestly, someone's desperate.
feralmason17 said:2) It’s all fake friendships—if you happen to clash with one person in this cult-like group, everyone else swarms you immediately, like flies on trash.
Or if you don't see eye-to-eye on a specific thread, suddenly you're an outsider.🤣 Not everyone is going to agree—especially those soap pdf... Levy fanatics.🙄 🙄
You know that feeling when someone dodges a question entirely—or just can't handle the fact that you don't share their exact taste—so they head over to a different thread to talk about you? They won't say it to your face, obviously. Instead, they try to bait everyone else into doing their dirty work because they’re too cowardly to give a straight answer to a simple post.🙄🤣
Most people here aren't even offering real arguments—they just sign off on posts or copy what someone else said just to show they agree... it's basically just a way to pad their post count.
It feels a bit silly, though—they didn't bother giving Washington a cool code name.
I guess once they finally film something called "Washington Has fallen," then we'll know America has truly arrived on the world stage. Which, let's be honest, isn't ever going to happen. 😁
cosmicharbor49 said:Man, this movie was absolute gold back in its day. It basically defined the whole 90s slasher era—honestly, I don’t think anything since has even come close. Not that anyone seems to care about the genre anymore, apparently... :/ The way it poked fun at all those tired horror clichés was just spot on.
I still remember watching this with my buddies—the tension in the room was unreal. To be honest, most of the sequels felt like total garbage to me. Maybe the second one could hold its own, but after that? Forget it. I can't even remember a single one besides the original, lol. I don't even recall the latest one, which is pretty tragic considering how recent it is. I guess it was just so "good" that my brain decided to just block it out entirely.
For me, the sequel is actually right up there with the original, but they probably didn't even need a third one—still, I guess they had to finish the trilogy🤷
Keith Kelly3 said:Once they set a release date for the sequel, they pushed Titanic to a different slot just because they were terrified of the competition. 😁 And honestly, I bet every single one of those actors signed their contracts for the second film without even glancing at the script.
Yeah, I'm with you on that—the first one is an absolute masterpiece. I didn't catch it in theaters back then; watched it on VHS instead and was totally blown away.
Just watching Scream 3 on Max—they had the second one on last weekend, but not the first one. 😢 ) Anyway, it was honestly great to revisit this after not watching for a few years... All in all—this is easily one of my favorite horror flicks.😍
Quick heads-up—if I totally missed the mark on the topic, mods, please feel free to move this.
I'm running Vista, and I need to figure out how to log in as an administrator rather than just a standard user (you know, using my usual username and password when I boot up the laptop). I recently installed some software that apparently requires admin privileges to actually run—it won't launch through my regular user account.
To give you more context, I'm trying to get AutoCAD working, and I was trying to apply a patch to get it running, but it just didn't work. I tried a few different fixes, including running things as an admin, but nothing else seems to have done the trick—so now I'm looking at the admin route.
So, how do I actually log in as an administrator? Like, where do I find the password and all that? I’d appreciate a detailed breakdown.