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A man drove from WI to MI and back frequently, and apparently that was enough to qualify for probable cause. Really worried about the precedent ttat this sets.

I've been trying to figure this out for probably five years.

Watched this on netflix around 2015, give or take a year or two— family moves into a new house, and it's haunted with either a ghost or a demon.

Teenage daughter becomes possessed in her room, iirc started floating, and at the end of the movie, someone is like "oh it was just schizophrenia."

Trying to get my mother into older classics! It has been pretty hit or miss and I figured everyone here might have some great ideas. I put notes down below of the aspects she enjoyed. She enjoys and is open to any genre besides horror! Aiming for 70s or prior as that is what she typically avoids.

Any recommendations welcomed! Thank you in advance :)

Liked:

North by Northwest— almost bored her in spots, but the plot and action sequences were interesting enough to keep her engaged and overall she thought it was really good!

It's a Wonderful Life— her favorite by FAR!! She had no notes. Perfect. Entertaining and moving.

Paper Moons— not all that old, but I'll count it. She thought it was great, funny, and stirred up the right amount of emotion.

What she says she enjoyed about these: captivating plots (which she says is a must), and enough action / lively sequences / fast pacing, and were very evocative / moving.

She wants to avoid anything slower paced!

Didn't like:

Umbrellas of Cherbourg— wasn't moved... somehow. Normally likes musicals but didn't enjoy the operatic style of it.

Casablanca— bored!

Curious if anyone has ever gotten this from Winky's Whimsies before and what your experiences were like!

Basically 10 mystery fidget items sold on clearance due slight damage / cosmetic issues that don't affect usability. Around $28 after shipping

Checked and it was up to 470. Highest I've ever seen it. Hope everyone is staying safe. Try to limit outdoor time if you can. It's recommended to avoid ALL outdoor time if possible.

My mouth itches/becomes irritated whenever I eat walnuts, pecans, but especially almonds. Is this just a normal thing due to the abrasive texture of the nuts, and I'm being a hypochondriac?

Pretty sure cashews and peanuts (which I know are technically legumes lol) don't bother me at all. Almond milk also tends to upset my stomach for some reason.