it’s such a massive bummer to miss this—even if you aren't some die-hard superfan. this is one of those pure, once-in-a-lifetime experiences 😍
the way that guy sings (Miss Ottawa 🙏 🙏 🙏 Bono), and man, the way those guys play... seriously, what a rush just listening to them. plus, seeing it all in 3D? totally surreal.
everyone needs to get to the AMC Theatres to see this. seriously 😬
Bradley Barnes90 said:Hold up, if you're keeping it, why? It can't be that bad... unless you're planning on using it to torture someone? Or maybe just trying to stop pets from shredding the furniture if you splash them with that juice (I heard it supposedly messes with cats)? Alright, fine—I'll give it a shot next time I can and let you guys know what I think. 😁
I actually picked it up at Walmart just two hours ago, so it's chilling in my fridge right now while I pray for a miracle 😁
plus, who knows, maybe some friends will drop by 🤷
And yeah—if you were actually closer to me right now, I’d totally deck you 😬 just because of you and the fact that I went out of my way to help you find him myself... I put in all this effort $4.25 for nothing. It is honestly GROSS!
But seriously, I’m telling you, Target should have it for sure 😉
northerncrane4 said:The Golden Arena for Nada Gaćešić-Livaković as Best Supporting Actress in the film “MOVIE CHARACTER,” directed by Quentin Tarantino: “She’s incredibly convincing—so expressive with her speech and body language playing the aunt role that really shapes how the small-town vibe feels.”
Man, please tell me everyone is just messing around with this stuff... seriously... 🤣 🤣 🤣
But look, if you head over to your "options" and then click on "edit options" in that left-hand sidebar, you can actually toggle off those annoying Gmail notifications for when someone replies to a thread... instead, your active topics will just pop up whenever you check your settings/options after a new post hits...
I mean, you take this almost legendary story about a crew that spent nearly 30 years pulling massive scores by outsmarting casinos in Las Vegas and Atlantic City—all that complexity behind their schemes and their constant battle against casino security—and you turn it into this hollow, shallow, surface-level, and ultimately DULL movie? Good grief, I actually wanted to sue the screenwriter (though honestly, they probably wouldn't even win the case)... Like, seriously, imagine... the guy finally makes it big and then just starts living the life, and THAT is supposed to be the highlight of the film? 🙄
If anyone actually wants to know what the real foundation of this story is, this Wikipedia article covers it.
placidjackal36 said:There’s really no point in trying to dodge the issue, because the electricity involved isn't even interacting with you. You aren't part of the circuit. The current stays within the closed loop of ions in the solution. What you're looking at is just a basic foot bath with some useless electrolysis thrown in for effect. There is zero therapeutic benefit. The only thing this actually does is clean your feet incredibly well—the sodium hydroxide created during the process turns the oils in your skin into soap that washes away, essentially over-cleaning your feet until they're practically dissolving and emptying your wallet.
People with pacemakers don't need to worry. Pregnant women are fine. Heart patients are safe. All those warnings are just blatant lies cooked up to make the "treatment" seem more significant than it is. It's like saying because there's electricity present, it must be doing something useful. 😲
If you’re in the mood for some senseless tinkering, just grab a standard electric foot massager, toss in a handful of Salt, throw in two iron plates, and hook them up to a two or three-volt battery. As long as you don't touch the plates, you’ll get the exact same ridiculous result of rusty sludge and lye. 🤷
Or, honestly, you could just grab a bucket, fill it with hot water, and dump in some salt, lye, and rust from an old car. You'll end up with the exact same outcome... This whole "detox" craze is mostly nonsense because the human body doesn't work that way. You can't just squeeze out years of accumulated toxins from a lifestyle of drinking and junk food with one single session. It's typical Western consumerist garbage. And let's not forget that these pointless gadgets are often marketed by pairing electrical quackery with standard esoteric nonsense about "energy alignment," "balancing your aura," and all that other bullshit.
And if you manage to find a super ancient, rusty basin? Then the effect is even stronger... 👍
I rarely find myself agreeing with Endymion, but man, this guy is spot on. They're selling you pure smoke and mirrors 😉 (basically just the electrolysis of a Salt solution 😬 )
Most veteran mods can just "smell" this kind of stuff from a mile away. Honestly, when I first clicked on that thread, my immediate thought was—wait, is this actually the school owner trying to sneak in an ad? 😁
The fact that everyone else caught on later just proves we were, well, totally spot on... 🙂
There isn't some official rulebook for this, but even the mods (and honestly, most regular users too) definitely had their red flags going up on those specific threads and posts.
She basically made it crystal clear that she doesn't want you poking around her medication, yet here you are—not only sticking your nose where it clearly doesn't belong, but actually bringing the whole thing up on a public forum? 😲
I mean, what are we supposed to say? That she’s gonna drop dead from those meds tomorrow? What's your actual plan for dealing with a woman who is OBVIOUSLY choosing not to discuss her health issues with you?
DEBT ONLY GOES AS FAR AS THE TOTAL VALUE OF THE ESTATE. so, in your hypothetical scenario, once the probate process wraps up, the bank gets the house and that’s the end of it...
Basically, debts get passed down, but only up to the total value of the estate. So, if what you inherit from the deceased is worth more than whatever they owed the bank, the heirs are the ones responsible for settling that loan...
James Cox6 said:What if you're actually pregnant?div>
Honestly, half of Reddit—including me—is probably just rolling on the floor right now, clutching our sides and gasping for air because this is so funny... 😂
Nope, I'm not. But hey, if I am, you guys and your great-great-grandchildren will be reading about my life story for the next two millennia... 😁 😁 😁
So, out of nowhere—like, just the day before yesterday—my urine started having this incredibly weird smell (okay, I’m underselling it, honestly, it doesn't just "smell," it's more like... 😁 😁) that's actually hard to believe. Anyway, I know what you're all thinking:
Have I started any new pills, antibiotics, or iron supplements? — Answer: NOPE Did I eat something specific to trigger this? — Not really. The day before yesterday, I had a sandwich for lunch, barely anything for dinner, just some crackers I always snack on. Yesterday, I had some sautéed greens and fried chicken for lunch, then bread, fresh cheese, cream, and radishes for dinner. And yeah, I’m drinking plenty of fluids—mostly water 🙄
I don't have any other symptoms, so I'm just wondering (couldn't find a straight answer online), how long should I wait after a change like this before heading to my primary care doctor... without feeling like a total idiot for even bringing it up? You know what I mean?