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hollowmaker242 said:I just managed to finish watching this movie.
I have to admit, it took me two attempts to actually get through it.
I’m usually a huge fan of SFa, fantasy, and similar genres, so I can handle pretty much anything they throw my way.
Honestly, I can sit through some really bad stuff without blinking.
But this? This is easily some of the worst trash ever made. I truly can't wrap my head around how a film like this could win any award other than a Razzie.
There isn't even a real plot; the multiverse concept is just shoved in there for no reason, and the acting is non-existent because there's zero substance to work with. Plus, they threw in two lesbians just because it's trendy right now. All they're missing is a Black lead to check every single box for the current state of the American film industry.
I feel like I need to go watch an old movie about flying sharks, crocodiles, or anacondas just to cleanse my palate.
The one sentence that really sums up this whole experience ☕
https://postimg.cc/QFm2BGGkDoes this look normal to you guys?
I'm 24, and honestly, I haven't really been feeling anything else lately.
So, here’s the situation I just found myself in: my mom went to the dentist yesterday because she had this nasty tooth gangrene, and they told her straight up that if the pain started, she needed to get back there immediately so they could drain it and get her on antibiotics. Well, she didn't go right away even though it was hurting, and she only finally made it in a few hours ago because the pain turned into this intense throbbing and she started feeling incredibly weak. They finally opened the tooth up a little while ago and gave her a dose of Clindamycin, but just a moment ago, she hit a wall—she got super dizzy, nauseous, and her fever spiked above 100 degrees
Since she couldn't even get out of bed, I called emergency services to ask for advice on what to do, but the person on the line basically just told me to monitor her and said that if things don't improve, I should call her doctor to run a COVID test. I asked her point-blank if this could be related to the tooth infection or if maybe bacteria had entered her bloodstream causing sepsis, and she got seriously Irritated with me, telling me—and I am quoting her here—that those aren't symptoms of sepsis. Now, look, I'm actually near the end of my medical studies, so I know damn well those *can* be symptoms, and when I asked her which specific symptoms she was referring to, she just started yelling at me for tying up the line and told me she wasn't going to sit there and take a lecture from me (even though the whole call lasted less than a minute)
Maybe I'm the one who messed up and should have just called an ambulance immediately, but I honestly don't get how a medical professional on the phone can give such blatantly wrong information and then turn around and start snapping at me first
I really hope I'm just overthinking this and it's nothing more than some random virus