Decided to finally look at the Wikipedia for smartphones and the sidekick and blackberry were both "early" smartphones.
Look at us early adopters!
I'm a runner and never really had that problem. Then again, I've never been super buff. I think that's why a lot of sports shirts are on the tighter side. To still uphold that social modesty while providing a barrier between skin to skin chaffing.
You are so spot on with all of this!! Very intelligent responses. Better with the words than I am.
My grandmother's name was Mary
Last hospital visit was for a dislocated knee.
Taking some liberties I have:
Mary's Dislocation
I had to put my dog down today :( been pretty bummed about that.
I love all types of scary movies. But there are so many different categories of "scary".
creepy and ominous
Hereditary - I figured this one out pretty early on but Toni Collette's acting is top notch. Movie is still really good.
Signs - one of the scariest movies I've seen
It follows - this one stuck with me and made me think for days
Pontypool - really good flick about a zombie outbreak told from a secure radio station
Let the right one in (Swedish original) - just an amazing movie that happens to be a vampire flick
intense and brutal
Malignant - topped my list immediately. It's batshit. Absolutely insane. If you don't like James Wans' typical output you'll love this. It was obviously his whatever-the-fuck-i-want movie and it. Is. Awesome.
Barbarian - The Malignant of 2022
20 weeks later - I prefer this one over 20 days, mainly for the intense opening sequence
Dawn of the Dead (2000s version) - opening sequence
Red Sky (Netflix) - go in blind if you can. Like, don't even look at the thumbnail... vampires ...
comedy horror I actually like comedy horror movies so have to incorporate them
Wyrmwood Road of the Dead - maybe belongs in the list above but is more tongue in cheek than anything. Really got me into ozploitation movies
Tucker and Dale vs. Evil - fuck you, slasher movies
Cabin in the Woods - ending sequence is pretty insane but the movie was a must watch
Renfield - I'm a sucker for a good vampire flick and this did it for me
Was Colossus not open? I absolutely adore Lagoon and went for Cannibal opening season. Gotta say, Wicked was just a little more fun. Maybe it was the crazy fast dispatches and marathon-able nature of it but I think I was at 8 rides by the end of the day. My favorite seat was in the back row, inside.
If/when you go back I strongly suggest utilizing the sky ride to get to the other side of the park. That was my favorite way to pass the time and get to/from the "big kid" rides.
So you pitched a tent while you smoked some meat...?
Man, I hate America sometimes. I wish we got fun little hatches like this. Instead we just get mammoth SUVs or uninspired CUVs.
I'm still so bummed it was down for my trip but it just means I have to go back!
What's wrong with just enjoying life and maybe believing that someone had this experience?
Sea_pop
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Went to Iceland in November. First stop was Geysir, located near Gulfoss. After waiting for twenty or thirty we learned it rarely goes off anymore and the new one is an additional hike. I'm still bummed I didn't get to see it go off.