The inaugural CSC Podcast is now available on YouTube! @thirdwheelan , @StupidFlanderss and @kyle_dimond cover Jacare,UFC London, UFC Belem, DC vs Miocic as well as the first ever heavy-bebate title fight! Give it a listen! https://t.co/0GE0A4foqm
@diesel_kate@ProudArmymom66@RealCajunDiva Literally came to say this. I work in neurophys in a cardiac specialist hospital. The rigourous criteria we use to collect the EEG and report as isoelectric is insanely stringent. And that's only one tiny part of a BD determination
“They should have special screenings that prohibit phone use in cinemas!”
We do. It’s called every single one of them, until you weirdos forgot or decided you were above that basic and very functional agreement
Went to see the odyssey today…as a Greek mythology nerd I was more than apprehensive. I’ve also obviously seen the discourse online and as someone who is pretty down the middle with this stuff I didn’t know what it was going to be like. I don’t particularly like things straying too far from the source material and I don’t like shoehorning things in for the sake of it, but……i LOVED it!!! Yes the armour isn’t of the time period and the accents are American, and that would normally bother me but it just didn’t. The movie was so much bigger than those things I didn’t even really notice. I thought the acting was amazing. Tom Holland I thought was a coming of age performance, I’m not sure he’ll play that kind of young character again after this. Robert Patterson (traditionally not my favourite actor) I thought was phenomenal. He needs to play more villains, matt Damon I now can’t see anyone else playing Odysseus, and say what you want about the casting of Elliot page…firstly he’s not Achilles and I agree that would have been an odd casting he’s playing sinon and actually is the perfect choice for that character in this particular film and NAILS it! Nolan does this amazing thing where he makes it seem like the gods really did exist on our planet but at the same time makes it seem like this is fantasy. It’s dark and real but with just the right amount of myth. I personally thought the score was so good, I must admit I don’t know much about movie scores but it felt massive to me but as I said I’m just kind of an average punter. It’s also a little bit sad weirdly. Without spoilers it kind of signals the end of the era of the gods as if you know your Greek mythology the Bronze Age comes to an end in the near future. I think Nolan nails this transition soooo well. What a movie…loved it, and if you’re just a normal dude or girl who likes this stuff trust me….go and see it 🙌🏻
I really like The Odyssey. Surprising amount of effective horror. The fantasy felt very grounded in reality. At times I felt I didn't know who Odysseus was as a character and the pace was inconsistent but other than that just EPIC cinema
This has broke me. Dr Alan Grant was the reason I wanted to be a scientist in the first place. He was the coolest guy in the world to me. Later I learned about the heart and humility of the actor that portrayed him
@MissionMuscle92 You've obviously absolutely smashed it with the wright loss my man! I'm getting there myself and facing the reality of the sagging skin. Trying to stay positive and wear it like a medal but I understand it's hard at times
My experience of telling women about my SA has been largely negative
An ex gf actually said I must have "give her mixed messages" and "if you were hard it can't have been that bad" and told I was "being dramatic" when I said I lived in fear of intimacy for over a year
When I was a sensitive young man, I was dating this woman who spilled her trauma early on. She got beat, threatened with a weapon, sexually assaulted, all of it.
It broke my heart
Well, when I was a child, it happened to me too
I thought I could tell her. I was wrong
A couple months in we were sitting at the dinner table, I was getting ready to tell her, I had never told anyone. Before I could, and I don't remember how it got brought up, she said one of her ex boyfriends told her that he got SAed as a child. "It was gross" so she left him.
It was almost like she could read my mind and was trying to prevent me from telling her. So, in the moment I didn't. But, I thought I was different, so, a month later I told her anyway.
It felt like a weight off my shoulders, and, she began showing me some compassion. For about 30 seconds. Until she started talking about "her experience" and how "this affects her".
She started fighting with me, mainly, just her yelling, because I was sitting there dumbfounded.
Then she left, went HR mode and blocked me.
Because of this meme, which, I thought was just a joke, I learned this is pretty common. And, I mean, just look at how someone online reacted to me sharing my experience.
So, unless I find my wife on Twitter (🤞) and is reading this right now, my wife will never know the truth.
@TheRashadBrand@BDisgusting I first watched this home alone as a teenager when my family were away for the weekend
I stayed up all night, routinely checking all the windows and doors were locked
Last night, Amy Madigan and Michael B. Jordan become two of just EIGHT total actors who have won #Oscars for performances in horror movies over the past 98 years.
That complete list includes:
Best Actor in a Leading Role – Fredric March, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1932)
Best Actress in a Supporting Role – Ruth Gordon, Rosemary’s Baby (1969)
Best Actress in a Leading Role – Kathy Bates, Misery (1991)
Best Actress in a Leading Role – Jodie Foster, The Silence of the Lambs (1992)
Best Actor in a Leading Role – Anthony Hopkins, The Silence of the Lambs (1992)
Best Actress in a Leading Role – Natalie Portman, Black Swan (2011)
Best Actress in a Supporting Role – Amy Madigan, Weapons (2026)
Best Actor in a Leading Role – Michael B. Jordan, Sinners (2026)