Steven Baker12 said:What does this have to do with the NBA?🤷
Here’s what I’ve placed so far:
1. PARLAY:
Orlando vs. Houston: 1
My biggest worry here...
San Antonio vs. Memphis: 2
Their playoff run wasn't just luck... and the Spurs are getting older by the year.
2. PARLAY:
Washington vs. New Jersey: 2
One word: D-Will... Washington is still way too young to compete with anyone properly.
Phoenix vs. Hornets: 2
The Hornets have bolstered their roster; they look better than Phoenix at almost every spot except point guard. With Gordon and the Kaman-Okafor center duo, they should handle this one quite easily.
None at all, I was just mentioning I'd put together another NBA parlay later on.😉
EDIT: My apologies, I seem to have posted this in the wrong thread.
The reviews for this movie are absolutely brutal—everyone seems to agree it belongs straight in the trash. I really thought it would be better than this, but I clearly misjudged it. Anyway, I have a DVD quality rip available if anyone is interested; just shoot me a PM.
It’s a decent enough movie, though it follows that predictable pattern of a typical American comedy where you can pretty much guess the ending before the plot even kicks in.😁
My mistake... I didn't realize that watching movies with those red/blue glasses and what you all are discussing were two different things. I'll head over to the local library to look into this further.
I’m honestly a little confused about what we’re actually debating here. I remember getting a copy of Valentine's Day 3D as a gift last year, and it came with those red and blue 3D glasses included in the box. I popped them on and watched the movie on my regular flat-screen, and it definitely had that 3D effect. If that doesn't count as watching something in 3D, then please, someone enlighten me.
You're something else... really, you're almost better than JH😁
It can’t be done on a regular TV with special glasses or anything else. But you might get a Blu-ray player with some cheap anaglyph 3D red/Blue glasses that CAN give a somewhat cool effect on a standard TV, though it isn't true 3D.
Honestly, why is everyone spreading such nonsense? You can watch any 3D movie you download via torrent right at home on a 3D monitor with glasses—you can find them on Craigslist for $17. I used to watch movies from rental stores using regular DVDs and those old paper 3D glasses. Let's not spread misinformation; if you couldn't watch 3D torrents on a plasma or LCD screen at home, there would be no point in even having them.
In my view, a hypochondriac is someone who imagines they are ill, whereas it's quite obvious this guy actually has an infection and a sore throat; he's just perhaps overreacting a bit too much.
Honestly, you should go get your blood work done. If your white cell count is high, it just means there's inflammation; if it's an infection, they'll put you on antibiotics and you'll feel like a new person in a week. I can't wrap my head around how someone who doesn't even smoke could be facing throat cancer at only 23.
Richard Miller4 said:The scene? Ha, now it sounds like I'm chasing you down over some rulebook 😁—no, seriously, I'm asking about the scene because it feels so incredibly familiar and I just can't put my finger on it
Please, feel free to keep posting, whoever wants to.☕
Dressed up with my sister I was a bat and she was a fly Now we're a little bigger Still we have to cry Pine by the sea, my namesake Soon will rot away Watch the beetles eat bark On another day
Our mama will no longer be On this land by the sea
I push away, I beg and plea You will no longer come with me
Tree bones will die alone And our bones will find a home
The easiest thing to do is check if that lump is actually normal by asking a friend or a family member. It’s surprising how little we really know about our own anatomy. You could even ask someone close to you to feel near your shoulder blade just to see if it feels okay, rather than feeling awkward about it during a doctor's visit.
It would be tough to even break even compared to those movie buffs; back when we were at Broadway, the little indie films that actually did quite well right after the big studios showed up ended up flopping...