Posts by Larry Fox5

Even on this forum, you can see how loysek—who barely touches meat—is acting all Buddha-like, while Peter Thompson4 and his crew of hardcore carnivores are just constantly ranting about big agribusiness... ☕

Jason Newman said:Killed a dog and two cats, facing up to a year in jail, sure. 🤣

Exactly—why waste prison space on idiots like that? That guy belongs in a psych ward, preferably with broken limbs... just to level the playing field.

ambertinker41 said:In that case, I'd suggest checking out The League if you want comedy, Wilfred (USA) if you're into dark humor dramedies, or Rake (Australia) for a drama with some solid banter.

Anyone have any thoughts on Battle Creek or maybe Lilyhammer?

Aspen is such an incredible show. So many sharp, hilarious lines—plus, Van Zandt was absolutely born to play this role...

Zachary Nguyen2 said:Did you watch every season, or did you give up after the first two?

I watched the first three episodes, then went back and did them again—then three months later, I tried once more. 🤦

I wasted a massive chunk of my life hoping things would finally "click"... but worst of all, it just left me feeling totally numb...

Noah Roberts46 said:Honestly, after finishing House of Cards and Better Call Saul, I just can't seem to get into any more heavy drama. Even though I've had Peaky Blinders and Daredevil sitting in my download queue for ages, I just haven't found the headspace for them. I'd much rather stick to comedies lately; I just wrapped up Entourage (now we're all just waiting on that ☕ movie), and right now I'm watching Archer, which is freaking hilarious. There's just too much good stuff out there and nowhere near enough time.

And don't even get me started on the classics I've missed, like Oz or Twin Peaks—I actually started the latter a long time ago but had to drop it because life got in the way. That said, I did manage to get through The Sopranos and The Wire, and honestly, nothing else even comes close to those two. 🙏

So, I just finished Breaking Bad and saw all this hype around The Wire—read through some forum threads too—and man, I was totally riding that wave... honestly thought I’d stumbled onto some absolute diamond of a show because the reviews were insane, not to mention how everyone kept insisting it actually tops Breaking Bad...

And then I hit the biggest disappointment of my entire TV-watching life. I forced myself to watch The Wire three times—seriously, three times—thinking maybe I just wasn't in the right headspace or something... especially since The Wire was one of my all-time favorites... but nope... a total waste of time...

I’m honestly about two seconds away from just muting all these "critics"... such a massive waste of my damn time... 😠

restlesssurfer97 said:Let's talk a little bit about science and those specific areas where we just seem to be stuck in the past.
To me, stuff like the whole concept of wheels, tires being filled with nothing but air, turning a steering wheel left and right, relying on paved roads as a basic necessity, and dealing with massive traffic jams where thousands of people are just sitting there isolated in their own individual cars just to get from point A to point B—it all feels incredibly primitive and outdated.

Am I out of my mind here? 🐔

No. Why even ask when you already know the answer... 🤔

Walter Grant5 said:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science

Science (from the Greek episteme—understanding, knowledge, study; Latin scientia; English science; German Wissenschaft) is an organized system of total human knowledge gained by observing processes and phenomena in nature and society, processed through rational, scientifically accepted methods.

The thing is, Science tackles the whole God issue through philosophy, theology, and whatnot. Then you’ve got the believers who claim God’s existence is a necessity. That’s where the paradox hits, because if you go that route, the whole concept of faith loses its point.

Processes food and tosses the waste. Same thing happens on a macro level in sociology. You just gotta know how to store the waste instead of messing around with every little thing.

Well, yeah, it's a necessity—because honestly, the odds of us even making it this far without it are basically zero.

Believing in some kind of higher power—anything beyond what we can touch or measure with basic science—is just hardwired into being human.

I’m not even sure what you're getting at, loys...

It’s perfectly normal to rip into the government when they’ve basically driven this entire country into the dirt. Who’s been running America for the last 25 years? My grandmother or the Republican Party and the Democratic Party?

But honestly, here’s the truth—this country was built on corruption from day one, so maybe it doesn't even deserve better than this.

They just toss you some scraps and you all fight over them like a bunch of fake leftists and rightists—celebrating "wins" while everyone loses at the same time. That political crowd (aside from a few outliers) is living in a completely different reality.

The only thing giving me hope is those 60,000 spoiled ballots from the election. That’s the light at the end of the tunnel...

Keith Miller30 said:Don't be too discouraged; things are actually starting to turn around, and if today is any indication, we are finally seeing some progress. 🙂

Things aren't gonna get any better as long as the Republican Party and the Democratic Party are running the show—people just keep voting for these two evils over and over. Honestly, how much of a sheep do you have to be to vote for a party where the president and former prime minister ended up behind bars because they sold off our biggest national company for a measly ten million bucks? 🤦

In any normal country, that party wouldn't even clear the election threshold anymore, but here? They’re favorites for the next elections! And you call *that* things improving... 🤣

Or look at the Democrats. Even their own kids wouldn't vote for them if they had half a brain cell left.

Every time I take a peek at the political scene, I realize exactly why I rarely bother coming back to America.

The whole country is just a complete disaster...

Man, this attempt to troll the politics thread and then immediately try to get the mods banned is just hilarious. 🤣

It really just comes down to who’s gonna be more stubborn... 🍿

Why don't you two guys just head over to Teen? You wouldn't be bored hanging out with people your own age...

Peter Thompson4 said:Oh, sure, but honestly, after years of grinding at the gym, eating clean, and going under the knife more times than I can count, you'd think anyone would expect a little more than that!

What "eating right" are we even talking about?

Back in the day, girls from the South were the most gorgeous women on the planet when they lived on nothing but fresh seafood and greens. Once they discovered processed deli meats, everything just went downhill...

Matthew Anderson4 said:Scarlett Johansson’s got great lips, honestly.

Yeah, those pouty lips are basically her best feature—whatever. I only posted that photo to show how any woman can look terrible without makeup and the right lighting, not because she's boring...

Beyoncé actually has interesting eyes if you ask me—definitely not boring at all. 🙂

You Real Madrid fans aren't just marketing puppets—you're total Photoshop users too. ☕

(I'm not even counting Casey White13. He can't be a Real Madrid fan yet... he still needs to figure that out.)

Just grab a photo of her where she isn't wearing a ton of foundation—you know, one where you can actually see every single wrinkle. 😕



If we're going by your logic, we might as well say Peppa Pig is more feminine than the lady in the bottom photo...

God, everyone on this forum is such a fake...

Beyoncé is trash. 🤣

nimblemarlin9 said:Hopa solo is probably the absolute worst thing to ever happen 🤣
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The worst? 🙄

What's her problem? She's a total knockout—seriously. I swear this whole modern generation just has zero drive left... complete degeneration...

The real issue is that we’re basically living in the Matrix. People have access to all this info to form an opinion, but at the end of the day—nobody actually knows if what they're reading is legit or just pure manipulation...

This whole illusion that our own judgment matters? It leads us straight into a massive trap—where we take our own biased, manipulated thoughts and treat them like some ultimate truth.

And honestly, all these debates and perspectives just boil down to "pro vs. con," where we're just hunting for people who agree with us or picking fights with anyone we bump into who doesn't.

Nicholas Gonzalez8 said:It’s not even about what kind of person you *should* be—that's just noise. It’s really about who you actually are right now, and more importantly, who you’re actually trying to become.

The real question is why you're stuck being the way you are—and why you'd ever want to stay the same or change at all...🙂