Posts by Frank Smith10

Does anyone know where I can get a private chemical analysis done on some tablets? Specifically looking at PDE5 inhibitors—think Viagra, Kamagra, Levitra, Cialis. I’ve been using some stuff I picked up through unofficial online channels, and I want to run a lab test on the actual chemical composition just to see how close to the real deal they actually are.

Oh, sure. As if. 😁 It’s like they say—if you dream it, you must have wanted it. Let's get real here.

Rather than hunting for some new moderator, I’d argue we should just scrub "user_name" from the list entirely. The guy hasn't been active in eight months—his last post was way back before the pandemic hit.

Noah Fowler3 said:That’s the main point. Honestly, the current moderator hasn't done much regarding this issue, which is exactly why I started this thread.

rustydrifter10, leave the GIFs alone for now and focus on the actual issues. All this GIF business feels like people are just trying to look busy while the real problems get swept under the rug. That's not good. The forum chat room doesn't even need moderation because users police themselves, and Google can't see that PDF anyway.

Also, find another moderator. This forum isn't some tiny little file that one beginner can manage on their own.

I have to disagree there. Alexander Gray2 is doing a perfectly fine job, and honestly, this forum is pretty small-scale anyway. Given how much the active user count has dropped lately, the whole place has basically dwindled down to a few repetitive threads: guys, nofap, and "my husband can't keep his hands off me"—that’s about it. What do we really need another moderator for? So we can get someone like user_name jumping in to delete posts and hand out bans just because someone dared to criticize the new iPhone 12?

Given that the Ljes forum is basically a digital graveyard at this point—with active users dropping off by the day—we won't even need a moderator there very soon. 😁

Back in 2017, Pennywise crawls out of the fridge:

A horror story about a virus spread through necrophilia—the girl on the left has an STD that literally causes her tissue to rot. Compared to that nightmare, COVID is basically a mild case of the sniffles: 😁

Apollo 18—they supposedly found a Russ "spacecraft" on the moon with a dead astronaut inside (implying the Russ landed there before Americans did):

No Country for Old Men, that 2007 thriller—an absolute masterpiece featuring Javier Bardem as the psychopath Anton Chigurh:

The motel ambush:

That Gun starts working again in the motel:

The film walked away with four Oscars and plenty of other awards—definitely worth a watch.

Bone Tomahawk 2015 is this weird, hybrid western/horror flick—there's a cannibal scene involving someone being split in two that you just don't see every day😁. It’s probably Kurt Russell at his absolute bloodiest:

Fair warning: you'll need a pretty strong stomach if you plan on sitting through this one.

Xtro 1982 is that cult sci-fi flick that’s absolutely packed with horror beats.

That opening sequence—where an alien "impregnates" a woman, only for her to give birth to a fully grown man bursting out of her abdomen while she's still alive:

Then there's that scene where the doll kills the old lady with a bayonet:

I first saw this movie back in 1990 when it premiered on PBS—I remember being absolutely terrified, nearly wetting myself, and I couldn't sleep a wink that night. It's a real shame they don't make movies like this anymore.

Carl Booth17 said:The site is alright, but I’d much rather find somewhere where I can just grab entire albums at once.

https://thepiratebay10.org/ 😁

Just pop out the optical drive and swap it for a SATA3 ODD caddy—then slide a 500 GB SATA3 SSD right into that slot. That’s how you end up with three drives in your laptop. If you actually find yourself needing DVDs later, you can just toss the old drive back in or grab a cheap external one online.

A scene from Nymphomaniac Part 2 where the lead actress performs an abortion on herself live on camera.

Giallo at Venice 1979—the bloodiest Italian flick out there, featuring that leg-ripping scene:

https://www.cutscenes.net/videos/645...-scene-3-of-4/

A true psychopath, through and through.

Wrong Turn 4—that scene with the doctor and the electroshock therapy:


Hostel 2—the blood bath where a naked woman guts a hanging victim:
View on vimeo

Profondo rosso (Deep Red) 1975—Helga getting killed:

It’s arguably Daria Argento's best work—featuring that killer soundtrack by The Goblins, which actually served as an inspiration for John Carpenter when he was making Halloween.
Worth noting—that cult classic scene involving the doll:


The Thing 1982—the "testing" scene:

An American werewolf in New York City—check out this transformation scene, done entirely without CGI (from the 1981 film):

Honestly, it’s easily the best werewolf flick out there—a total masterpiece. That specific scene alone belongs in my personal top 5 horror moments of all time.

The first massacre scene is also worth a look:

Signs you might be dealing with intestinal parasites:
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/intestinal-parasites-symptoms

Drew Thomas5 said:I see. I have some AP on hand, though it isn't in a spray bottle... In that case, would motor oil suffice instead?

Check this out:
https://www.osculati.com/SupplyImage..._65.934.05.jpg
Imagine that fan spinning at a few thousand RPM—it’ll just spray everything everywhere.
😂 😂

Jokes aside, there's really only one decent option here:
https://www.homedepot.com/b/Electrical-Maintenance-Contact-Cleaner/N-5yc1vZc2m9

HP laptops are notorious for having interference issues between their WiFi and Bluetooth adapters. On these machines, the modules are usually packed right next to each other—so if you're running both at once, the connection suffers and starts dropping constantly. If you just kill the Bluetooth, the issue should vanish. This actually explains why my external USB dongle worked perfectly fine—it was physically far enough away from the Bluetooth module to avoid the mess.

PUM stands for "potentially unwanted modification." To be clear—this isn't a virus at all. It’s just a change to a registry parameter. You can safely ignore it. Malwarebytes is notorious for these kinds of false positives, so in my opinion, you should really only use it as a secondary tool to back up your main antivirus software.