Hey everyone, quick question: is rinsing the nose with chamomile tea actually recommended? A friend of mine who went through the same nasal surgery suggested that chamomile might be better than using an Aqua Maris spray?
The first night after they removed the packing, I could breathe perfectly through both nostrils, but unfortunately, that was just a one-night miracle. Now, most of the time, both sides are clogged, or they take turns being blocked. At first, it felt like dried blood, but now it seems to be mucus—I can feel it constantly draining down my throat. I honestly can't tell if I've picked up some random virus or if this is just part of the normal recovery process?
My cousin recently underwent surgery to fix a deviated septum. While she was under, she actually used a connection through an aunt working at the hospital to see if they could smooth out her profile and get rid of a bump on the bridge. Now she’s wondering if anyone else has gone down this path? Is it actually feasible for surgeons to perform minor aesthetic tweaks during a functional procedure like that? 😁
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Honestly, I can't even tell if Sen Dog or Bobo was the one who jumped first. Everything was such a blur—I just saw this massive shape flying through the air right before I dove out of the way to avoid getting trampled. Just trying to survive the pit, you know? lol😁
Cypress Hill put everything they had into that set, yet the crowd was completely lifeless. It was like they were sitting through a chamber orchestra performance rather than a band meant to tear up an outdoor festival.🤷 The only moment we actually felt some semblance of energy among our group of ten was when B-Real dove into the crowd. I ended up taking a few hits to the ribs from the chaos, but at least it was proof they actually showed up to a concert instead of a funeral service. As for the ticket prices, drinks, food—it was a total disaster. It’s their first year dealing with venue fees in Washington, D.C., and they’re already throwing money around like the organizers had to take out two separate mortgages just to cover the overhead.😂
I'm hunting for a specific song title. As far as I can recall, it wasn't actually featured in the movie itself, but maybe during the opening credits or something similar. It definitely has a connection to The Hangover Part II, but I haven't been able to track it down anywhere online under the official soundtrack list. 😢 Anyway, it was some kind of hip-hop track with incredibly catchy lyrics and a solid melody. Unfortunately, my memory is failing me on the actual lines. Hahaha. 😁
Hey everyone,😁 I spent four years coaching karate, and now I’m looking to get back into combat sports. After doing some digging online, Krav Maga caught my eye—it seems like a solid, pragmatic blend of defense, offense, and raw technique. If anyone here has actually stepped onto the mats, I’d love to hear your take on it...😉
I actually found this movie to be quite excellent. To be honest, I was surprised; I went in a massive skeptic, assuming it would just be another generic action flick following the same tired tropes, but you'd be mistaken. This film breaks the mold in so many different ways. It serves as a stark, undeniable piece of evidence that modern warfare is nothing more than pure self-destruction—it lacks both logic and any real purpose.
It was worth their while. Even if they don't typically listen to this kind of music, they couldn't claim it was a subpar experience. To call a show "bad," you need more than just a difference in musical taste; you need actual failures—poor sound engineering, a botched stage setup, or a lackluster performance. None of that was present here. So, even for someone who isn't a fan, you can't honestly say it was a waste of time.😉
N.E.R.D.🙏 Their set was an absolute blast—honestly, way better than I expected. They were constantly engaging with the crowd, just messing around and refusing to stick to some rigid, predictable formula. And what about those people chanting "America"? If they hadn't done that, the critics would have just found something else to nitpick, whining about how they should have done this or that. It’s a lose-lose situation. If you actually enjoy their music, you had a great time regardless. If you don't, well, you still had a great show to watch because the production value and tech were top-tier.☕👍
I’m giving this a -750 on the scale of American attempts to stave off a recession😁
It's a movie. I don't know. In my entire life, I have never felt such regret over money as I did for those $10 spent on a ticket😢 The entire time, I was thinking about how much I’d love to take that hunk of junk and swing it at the producer, the writer, and the absolute moron who approved the budget for this garbage.
I don't know what's more pathetic. The ending featuring aliens, heart-ripping, and tongue-eating? Or the poorly executed sex scenes clearly added just to give it some "realism" and boost viewership? Or maybe Brooke Shields' desperate acting. Fake, fake, fake.
We spent the whole time wandering around the waterfront, trekking all the way from the rowing club until we realized the stage was sitting right there in front of the aquarium -.-
By then, we’d already worked ourselves up, and once we finally arrived, things just started blowing up 😍 Just as we were trying to push closer to the stage to get a better view, "Smack My Bitch Up" kicked in and the mosh pit ignited 🤣 It was an interesting challenge trying to get out of that chaos when everyone else was fighting to get in 😂
(They played Spitfireeee🙏) They were still missing that total "out of space" and "hot ride" vibe to really nail it. And they only played a handful of songs, which feels like a total rip-off for $100, but whatever, I didn't pay a dime 😁
Not even a few years ago when they played a slightly longer set -.-