Every time I see someone vape, especially indoors, I get urges to smash the person in the face with a closed fist repeatedly till all the bones in my hand are fractured. The same goes with a lot of these Youtubers. If a free pass was given to me, I would love to practise penalty kicks on these Youtubers' heads, especially the ones that film and antagonise the vulnerable.
I found those people on the sidewalk sinister and disturbing. I had this on the ZX Spectrum 128K. Sadly it disturbed me so much I never actually completed the game 😅
If you're both a fucker and a retard then you my friend are a fucktard!
Hi everyone. I don't mean goals for next year or closer. I mean, target goals for 5 years plus time? One of my long-term goals is to go to Cong in Ireland when I'm 60, as that is where my Irish ancestry roots stem from. Another goal is to break a fitness world record when I'm 70 plus. Please feel free to share your goals, and may they all come true ✨️
I have to say this film is one of the most disturbing horror films I have ever seen and I've seen most of them. I obviously don't want to spoil it for you all so I won't go into too much detail, but what is horrifying is how the plot could easily happen in the real world and the most horrifying acts are done by the ones doing absolutely nothing to prevent them from happening. It is a very twisted film in all aspects.
If you have served in the Armed Forces for at least 2 days, then you are classed as a veteran, and you can travel on the Bee Network for free all this weekend. If you haven't got a veteran ID card, then you can get it online, and they do a digital version so you can get it immediately without any delay.
A snapshot I took of a London summer in 2015. Never to be seen again.
...But all it did was turn my pee radioactive yellow! 🤣
I'm not talking about the traits listed in the traits package of Ancestry. I'm talking about your real actual life experiences. For example, I was born in the UK and lived here all my life, but I really struggle with the climate. I operate better the hotter it gets. When it's a heatwave, I really come alive, but anything less than 20 degrees Celsius, I am back to wearing layers. However, I can withstand the cold for long periods of time if I have to. I also have a lot of allergies to various food sources, which might be explained by my mixed heritage. However, physically, I am naturally strong, and if I have an accident, I heal really fast. I would like to hear about anyone else's observations and opinions on their own results and experiences? Thanks in advance.
Just watched Summer of Sam and am really confused about how I've missed watching this movie all my life. What a film by Spike Lee, and the acting was phenomenol. Once again, John Leguizamo always shows star quality amongst a field of heavy hitters with Adrien Brody on a parallel. What surprises me is that this film was released in 1999, but it really felt like it was released at the time of the actual serial murders. Spike Lee captured the era perfectly.
It's normal to have the urge to speak your mind or tell someone what they are about or take revenge, etc. The best way is to cut people off silently, detach, and move forward. Let your silence do the talking and make sure it's forever.
Any fellow RAD individuals on here come say hello 👋 Feel free to share anything you want 😊
Investing in a dehumidifier is a brilliant health hack for general wellbeing. They are very cheap to run and also omit a bit of heat. Clothes dryers damage fabrics and are expensive to run, and when it's raining outside, then a dehumidifier will take the moisture out of the air and dry your clothes faster. What's all this got to do with hygiene, you might ask? Well, a human thrives in a humidity of 30 to 50%. A lot of times, especially when it's raining and warm, the humidity levels can creep into the 70% plus range. Using a dehumidifier will prevent mould and will improve respiratory function and eliminate health threatening airborne particles like mould spores. Your skin and respiratory system will thank you for it.
Edit: Yes, for dry climates, then a humidifier is key. I am in the UK.