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Sexual urge, libido, sexual desire, sex drive, sexual impulses can be extremely painful and stressful for human beings in general. They are the root of all evil IMO. Our sex life should be more like in the movie AVATAR. I'm tired of being so sexual. Do you agree?

ATRL said this is what happens when you enter your 30s so it has to be true!

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Let's say that you leak Lana's album and she punishes you by switching your father and boyfriend's bodies, you have to f**k one of them to switch the bodies back, who are you f**king? If you don't have a boyfriend then it's your crush and your father.

who's the most popular hitless star? ... I'd do a poll but I don't know who to put on it.

no cheating allowed either

I find it so funny

Samsung stops producing Blu-ray players: Death of the Disk? - No More Blu-Ray Players from Samsung | CineD Disney stops making Blu-ray and DVDs available in Australia: Disney Reportedly Discontinues Blu-ray and DVD Releases in Australia (movieweb.com) Netflix sends its final DVDs to customers on September 29: Netflix DVD - The Final Season - About Netflix And now... Best Buy will phase out DVD, Blu-ray and music CDs by March 2024: Best Buy is axing physical DVD and Blu-ray business in this depressing digital world - The Verge Walmart is no longer selling Xbox titles (and probably more platforms) in 2024: Walmart Reportedly Discontinuing Physical Games in 2024 (comicbook.com) Target has stopped selling DVDs, Blu-rays and CDs in some locations: Some Target Stores Reportedly No Longer Selling DVDs, Blu-rays, and CDs (comicbook.com) On the other hand.. Barnes & Noble pledged to continue supporting these formats at least until 2024:

Would you prefer 10 Billion Dollars in your account but 500M humans will die instantly, or nothing ? Edit : Lots criminals have been detected already. ARREST THEM !

My imposter syndrome is insane lately so don't mind me projecting for a bit Imposter Syndrome is an internal sense of inadequacy that leaves a person feeling like they are a fraud, despite external evidence that they are competent and successful. It's a phenomenon that many people deal with at some point in their lives, either in the workplace or in their personal lives. It can be particularly difficult to manage as it can arise due to negative self-talk or being introduced to a new task or environment where your skills are not completely developed. Have you ever experienced imposter syndrome? What strategies did you use to deal with it? Do you think imposter syndrome is something that only affects a certain type of person, or is it something that everyone can experience under the right circumstances?

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What led you to that decision? To me, the concept of working 5 days a week to retire at 55 doesn't sound as good as working part time and having more free time in the prime decades of your life (20s, 30s) which is why part-time just seems appealing to me - even if it means working a few more years past retirement. Thoughts?

what do you think?

Classical fans here?

Indigenous Voice: First polls close in Australia's historic referendum - BBC News Election officers have started tallying votes in states where polling has closed. A partial tally by the National Electoral Commission, based on 1,394 of 8,253 total precincts, shows No leading Yes with 58.04% versus 41.96%.

What will the world of 2050 be like?

https://amp.theguardian.com/music/2023/oct/12/the-20-greatest-concert-films-ranked 20. Grace Jones - "A One Man Show" (1982) 19. Minor Threat - "Live at 9:30 Club" (1983) 18. Jay-Z - "Fade to Black" (2004) 17. Joe Cocker - "Mad Dogs & Englishmen" (1971) 16. Beastie Boys - "Awesome; I Fuckin’ Shot That!" (2006) 15. Chemical Brothers - "Don't Think" (2012) 14. Elvis Presley - "Elvis: That’s The Way It Is" (1970) 13. Prince - "Sign O the Times" (1987) 12. "Wattstax" (1973) 11. Depeche Mode - "101" (1989) 10. Led Zeppelin - "The Song Sounds the Sams" (1976) 9. "Dance Craze" (1981) 8. The Band - "The Last Waltz" (2006) 7. James Brown - "The TAMI Show" (1964) 6. Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé (2019) The rehearsal footage is perhaps a little too hagiographic, but Beyoncé has every right to feel pleased with herself: the first Black woman to headline Coachella put on an authentically jaw-dropping show, its thrills amplified by the movie cutting between its two performances, denoted by a change in costume colour. 5. Monterey Pop (1968) Jimi Hendrix’s guitar-immolating appearance is Monterey Pop’s most famous moment, but really, the viewer looking for highlights is spoilt for choice: Janis Joplin’s racked reading of Ball and Chain, the thuggish power of the Who – utterly at odds with the festival’s peace-and-love vibe – or Otis Redding’s majestic career-changing appearance. 4. Gimme Shelter (1970) Most great concert movies make you wish you’d been there; Gimme Shelter makes you delighted you weren’t. The Rolling Stones’ performances are really good, but that’s besides the point: the film’s power lies in the way it keeps cutting back to the band’s subsequent reaction to reports and footage of the violence and murder at Altamont. 3. Stop Making Sense (1984) Director Jonathan Demme called Stop Making Sense a “performance film” rather than a concert film, stripping away visual and lighting effects to concentrate on Talking Heads’ incredible, highly choreographed performance, catching them at their post-Speaking in Tongues musical peak, their augmented live band awesomely tight and funky. 2. Amazing Grace (2018) When Aretha “gets her body and soul all over some righteous song, she’ll scare the **** out of you”, the late Billy Preston once opined. Well, quite: other concert films may be more visually spectacular, but for sheer, blazing musical intensity, nothing matches this long-unreleased 1972 film of Aretha Franklin at her father’s LA church. 1. Summer of Soul (2021) The 5th Dimension at the 1969 Harlem cultural festival.Photograph: Album/Alamy Summer of Soul isn’t so much a concert film as an incredible piece of cultural archaeology, unearthing long-buried footage of the 1969 Harlem cultural festival. It seems astonishing it was ever forgotten in the first place: it may well represent the pop era’s greatest gathering of Black talent – with every participant at the top of their game – and the audio and visual quality is stunning. Literally every performance, from Nina Simone’s incendiary rabble rousing to Sly and the Family Stone’s euphoric set, to Mavis Staples and Mahalia Jackson’s soaring gospel, is jaw-dropping: no wonder it scooped every award going.

What are some site themes from classic ATRL you miss? I don't remember the specific name of the theme, but I remember using a hot pink theme and I'm pretty sure I was the only one that used it. It made the entire site different shades of pink. It was kind of obnoxious but that's why I loved it so much. I also occasionally used a sunset one that made the site different shades of orange and red.

The consumer-electronics retailer will phase out sales of DVDs and Blu-ray discs both in-store and online in early 2024, according to industry sources familiar with the company’s plans. Best Buy made the initial decision to end DVD sales nine months ago, according to one source. https://variety.com/2023/digital/news/best-buy-ending-dvd-blu-ray-disc-sales-1235754919/

If given the chance would you accept to be in your faves music video as a background dancer or 'character'? or are you too shy, or ashamed you support who you support, or ...etc?