Maybe someone else has noticed this, but the ad time for Law and Order is never bought up on mobile. Either they don't sell it or it's not worth the money. If you put Roku on both the television and your phone, you'll see that regular commercials play on the T.V. On your phone app, it's literally always the full Law and Order 1:30 minute long thingy that's full of spoilers. Lol
Mowr lail diz iz duh fowrf ob julais yew tel mi. :D
I've been wanting to ask this question for a while, I just needed the right way to say it. Ever since finding out how difficult it is to play the guitar part for Fleetwood Mac's "Never Going Back", I've been enamored with this concept. Apparently, that piece is one of the hardest things to play on the guitar. I was hoping to find more stuff like this. Admittedly, I like to air guitar when I'm chilling with music, so it's fun to fantasize about playing stuff like this.
Hello. I would like suggestions for movies about how the U.S. meddles in other peoples' affairs for its own sake. Big points if the movie shows the U.S. failing in an attempt to court the people its messing with.
I made a post the other day just showing some love to this scene. I've always wondered, though, how many miles it was from his house to the steps. I know roadwork can be super long, but this looks to be the first fight he really trained for.
As a person who's never been a fan of combat sports, I've recently become intrigued by the technique of it. I know the heart of the sport gets romanticized, but I'm more interested in the technique and science of it.
In fighting games, I love how different combinations of commentators yields different commentating styles, but also brings out different kinds of information. I'm hoping to find that in boxing matches. Maybe y'all can point me to some matches where the commentators drop unique gems or commentary that you typically don't find in the average match. I'm assuming the boxers they're commentating for would vastly determine what they have to say.
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I feel like these usually get heavy on investigation, but not necessarily.
I feel like these usually get heavy on investigation, but not necessarily.
I'm finally watching the first one after who knows how long. On this run, I went 2>3>5, and I was wondering whether to go 1 or 4 first. I figured 1 since I watched 4 countlessly in the Limewire days.
It's a real trip to watch the movie again but with the ability and want to analyze it as a movie. I was always a fan of the start of the scene with the eggs and the radio and the cold. The end where he has this face that kind of asks what he got himself into is something I don't remember when I think of the movie, but damn is it invigorating.
Hello. If you look up this song, you hopefully get the gist of what I'm hearing. Along with the title, i would also appreciate if the song would fit well at the end of a DJ set. That's actually how I found this song, and the fact that it comes at the end certainly aids in that critical and urgent feeling I get.
The song feels like the end is near, but also like it's going to be alright no matter what happens. It sounds like there's hope, or at the very least no real big regrets. It feels like even though this is it, we're happy to have been through everything together, and we can find solace in the fact that we are here together now.
Hello. If you look up this song, you hopefully get the gist of what I'm hearing. Along with the title, i would also appreciate if the song would fit well at the end of a DJ set. That's actually how I found this song, and the fact that it comes at the end certainly aids in that critical and urgent feeling I get.
The song feels like the end is near, but also like it's going to be alright no matter what happens. It sounds like there's hope, or at the very least no real big regrets. It feels like even though this is it, we're happy to have been through everything together, and we can find solace in the fact that we are here together now.
I meant to say Dark Wave/Sex Wave music.
Godfrickingdamnit. I started this at bout 4:00 A.M. It's been three hours. It started off intimidating but fun. It's now torture and unreasonably long and punishing. Yeah, the least they could do is give us these infinite soul stones.
Aside from that, there've been a few design flaws that I was really surprised to see. One that was kind of painful was the section where you super dash to the left and have to double jump your way above via the armored bugs. The sky was so bright, I couldn't see my nail or the Knight, so I just bounced through on instinct. This one here is more minor, but major when it gets in the way. There are little white dots that randomly obstruct your view. I lowered my brightness, but
Having grown up with the SNES, I love a brutal challenge as much as the next video game masochist, but this here feels a lot less fair than the rest of the game. The Soul Tyrant, first Grimm Troupe battle (I haven't delivered the final flames yet), and even the Lost Kin feels way better than this, and I'm still stuck in that one.
Team Cherry, I love you, but you broke me like no other video game has broken me before.
Even back then when the movie came out, the first real thought I had when watching the movie was, "How does he have the money to hire a doctor for this whole experiment?" I couldn't even get a speedy routine check-up as a teenager back then.
I haven't watched the series after S4 outside of the Roku channel. I just want to search up certain episodes where Jack loses. I despise his cockiness and attitude towards other lawyers. He sees zealousness in defense lawyer's and treats it as a moral failing.
Hello. This is my first time posting here. I saw this at the market and decided to get a piece. It's a little 2 lb roast thingy. I want to say I've made it before, but it was pre-marinated from Grocery Outlet.
I'm just wondering what ways someone here would recommend I season it, as well as how much time in the oven. I believe it's all muscle, so I'm assuming low and slow.
I've been watching the Rocky franchise recently. My favorite thing about these movies is that they're personal dramas, and they rarely ever focus on championships or belts or prestige. It's all about who the main character is fighting and why. The boxing is just the stage for grievances to air out.
If I wanted to watch real life boxers, who would have the most intense and personal matches throughout their careers? Maybe they struggled a lot for lack of money, maybe they just had a lot of rivalries.
Hello. I'm making a little flag/sign to fly in front of the house. Were a house that cares for strays, and there are children here who are coming back home this week. I wanted to fly a little flag in the front, but I also can't advertise that we're caring for these cats. I was trying to come up with a name that's sort of a dog whistle, but in a good way.
Are there any terms, saying, lines from a movie that I could turn into a name for a cat town that doesn't scream "cats hang out here"? Like something only an avid cat liver would know, or maybe some esoteric line from a movie.
I should be more responsible and carry a reusable one, and I will, but I currently have a bunch of paper bags from just picking up stuff on my way home. I didn't want to use toss them in the recycle bin.