I honestly don't think anyone can truly claim to be a fully formed, finished product by the age of 18—not in this day and age, anyway, when everything seems to be moving so much faster than it used to. And let's be real, you aren't exactly evolving or growing if you're just stuck in a loop, doing the exact same things over and over again without any change. So, in my book, no, it's just not normal
Hmm, I really thought the vibe in here would be more like that thread about the European Soccer Championship this past summer, and if I’m being honest, I’m feeling a little let down... but hey, whatever, I guess I'll just leave it to the folks from New Jersey to cheer me up, much like how those guys from Norway did yesterday 😁
Honestly, all this protesting you guys are doing is just a joke to me, really, because it feels exactly like those useless pamphlets, press releases, and polls we see everywhere. You’ve been running the same playbook for ten years now, and let’s be real, the owner has never been more powerful than he is right now. Do you guys seriously not get that the only way to actually push back against a guy like him is through radical methods? It’s either step up your game significantly or just find a different hobby and disband the group entirely while the man eventually passes away on his own terms. I mean, think about it—the segment of the public that supports you will stick by you no matter how you attack him, and the people who dislike you aren't going to start liking you just because you changed your tactics. The guy clearly showed us exactly where his pressure points are—you know, that whole situation involving Boruta. He isn't moved by insults, nor does he care about truth or morality. And then there’s those politicians of his hanging around. We really need to confront them directly instead of just acting all polite and civil. They’re just lurking in the shadows, supporting the devil, and feeling perfectly comfortable because nobody ever calls them out. We should expose them publicly and right in their own neighborhoods, embarrassing them however we can—posters, graffiti, even shouting them down on the street. Once their jobs or their families start feeling the heat, they’ll flip their positions in a heartbeat. If you want to learn how to handle people like that, you should probably look into the history of a guy named Charles Boycott. I remember once, someone actually threw eggs all over Pašalić’s yard. And frankly, I highly doubt that guy ever offended such a massive group of people or desecrated their sacred ground enough to warrant that. So, it honestly baffles me why nobody from your group has ever dared to pull something like that! Sure, the guy lives in a fortress, but those walls aren't quite as high as he thinks they are. Either toughen up or just scatter, honestly. Or maybe you guys don't actually care about Real Madrid as much as you claim to? All these online press releases are just noise. Real Madrid isn't going to fix itself. Franjo Tuđman passed away at 77, so does that mean you're all planning to sit around waiting for another 22 years before anything happens?
I honestly don't understand why anyone wastes their precious energy dealing with those absolute bottom-feeders. It feels like they only manage to keep their prices sky-high because most people just can't be bothered to go through the massive headache of switching providers. I spent three whole days trying to get a hold of them and couldn't get anyone on the line.
It’s worth a watch, I guess, but honestly, there isn't much more to it than that. If anyone happens to know the name of that French song playing during the scene where Beatrice is doing her makeup, please, for the love of god, let me know—I'm not talking about some low-quality rip from a random site, I actually want to find the real thing!
Look, this isn't an easy thing to tackle, I know. But honestly, just like pretty much everything else in life, it all boils down to a massive pile of variables and shifting circumstances that eventually narrow down to one single, heavy question: is that person actually capable of moving past what happened, and just how far can they go? There’s really no such thing as black and white here, not even when it comes to the person who hurt you. You really have to dig into their motives... I mean, maybe they just don't know any better? But if you truly feel like you're standing on a higher moral ground than they are—well, then what's the point of even having them in your life, and wouldn't it be healthier to just walk away? Is it because you've lost that fundamental sense of trust, fearing they'll just pull the same stunt again? I don't think there's much point in picking at these kinds of topics because there aren't any universal formulas or magic answers to be found. Every situation is its own unique, complicated little world, much like how every single one of us is different. And let's be real, you can bounce back from almost anything... except maybe death... or being a registered member of the Republican Party.
It’s actually pretty obvious who—or rather, what kind of person—you really need in your life, isn't it? You need someone who will step up, look you in the eye, and tell you exactly what needs to be done without accepting any of your excuses or listening to your constant exhaustion. Now, if we're being realistic about finding someone like that, we're talking about someone sharp, perceptive, and genuinely loyal to you—loyal because they actually care enough to want to help you succeed. But here's the kicker: people like that are incredibly rare, and the odds of them sticking around permanently in your life are, well, almost zero. It’s possible you just have a naturally laid-back temperament, or maybe you were a bit too spoiled growing up, which makes things easier than they should be. Honestly, all the sympathy or support groups in the world aren't going to fix this for you. You just need to get moving, and if you can't find a reason, do it for the sake of all those other people out there who are stuck in the exact same rut as you—people who don't have a hobby, a goal, or a job they actually care about, whether it's paid or volunteer work, and who feel like life itself is just one long, agonizing stretch of struggle punctuated by tiny, fleeting moments of luck that almost make the pain worse. If I were your brother, I’d practically drag you down to the DMV and refuse to let you leave until you had everything sorted out. The point is, everyone needs a "brother" figure like that, but since most people don't have one, we really just have to learn how to build that backbone ourselves. Who was it that said we always have to do the things we're afraid of anyway!?
silentcanyon58 said:Honestly, no matter how many times I’ve sat down to watch that classic, I only just caught that specific little moment... it is absolutely incredible! 😲
Right now, what keeps popping into my head is the death of Brad Pitt's character in Meet Joe Black... every single time, it just cracks me up until I'm crying tears of laughter... seriously, it's one of those scenes I can go back and watch over and over again without ever getting tired of it.
It’s such a shame, really, because every single time that moment rolls around, I can't help but crack a smile. 😁 I actually read somewhere that Sergio Leone decided to just wing it right then and there, throwing a dog into the shot just to keep the whole thing from veering too far into heavy melodrama. Of course, Christopher Walken had absolutely no clue what was coming, so you can really see that genuine look of shock on his face.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twNPXskWdGg Check it out at 1:20 if you somehow missed it! 🙂
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. That whole scene in the cemetery where Tuco Ramirez and the dog end up scaring the absolute life out of each other, and then the dog lets out this little yelp and bolts, leading to that frantic, synchronized sprint through all those headstones.😁
Justin Rogers5 said:I tried watching this, but honestly, I can't even remember what it was about if I try hard enough.🙂Stevenson is actually a solid actor🤷, definitely felt like a breath of fresh air in Musketeers!
I mean, how on earth could you forget Nazi zombies?😁 Maybe I just don't have much in the way of refined taste, but personally, I think the movie is absolutely phenomenal if you just want to kill an evening—you don't have to strain your brain too hard and you just enjoy the ride.