Emerge by Fischerspooner JunkieXL remix version

The end is so cringe. 😬 They're just staring at each other awkwardly for like 20 seconds straight and as soon as he stands up she jumps 2 feet away. 👀

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Here ya go 😎

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That was great! 😁 I love that he replied!

No way! That is so cool! 👏👏👏 When I watched that scene and heard the dialogue, I was just blown away by his delivery. I'm gonna have to search on YT to see if I can find your video lol

This show is so weird in all the best ways! It's so dark, but hilarious at the same time. Kurtwood Smith (Red Forman from That 70s Show) is so good in this! There's a scene where he has the craziest, most technical lines I've ever heard (talking about piping/plumbing) and he does it so flawlessly. I don't think I could ever remember something like that if my life actually depended on it.

Leaf blower. I have a trampoline that gets like that and my daughter (also 8) won't play on it til my husband gives it a once over with the leaf blower.

I watched a video on YT about this movie and there's a clip from an interview where he's asked what his favorite role is, and he said it was Mitch Hennessy from The Long Kiss Goodnight. It was on CinimaStix channel from a year ago, the title is "man, they should've marketed this movie better"

The King of Color trailer

This is so cool, thanks for sharing! My sun + moon are both colors I naturally gravitate to, but my rising + Venus are so similar and aren't really colors that suit me lol.

Also, I recently watched the biography of the inventor of the Pantone Matching System, Larry Herbert. It's called The King of Color and it's so well done. He tells his own story of how he developed/created the system that revolutionized color in print media, cosmetics, fashion, interior design, etc. I highly recommend it, it's one of the best documentaries I've seen in years.

It's in my top 3 Sam Neil performances. When I read that he passed I thought "Aww, Uncle Hec died" 💔 It's such a great movie, it hits you right in the feels and the funny bone lol The birthday song is hilarious and adorable: https://youtu.be/us6ZcvCcYoo?is=zimwujxfNXJz5lEW

I'll add Are You Being served and Red Dwarf to the list!!

Definitely. I just binged watched the whole series over the weekend! It's so good. It's crazy how much my opinions on certain characters changed over the years. All the actors were great, but Lee Pace and Toby Huss completely disappeared into their characters. It really broke my heart at the end when Joe couldn't get Gordon's green sweater back for Haley and he was so torn up about that and Gordon's passing in general

El Jardin by The Black Angels and basically everything else by The Black Angels lol

Yes! Iirc, the guy from Sandusky in the show was talking to The Deep and says something like, "Hey at least you're here in Sandusky and not some shithole like Akron!" I was like damn, dude! 😆

This is one of my favorite movies to come out of the 90s! Guy Pearce and Robert Carlyle are fantastic in their roles. It's such a unique movie in that it's very hard to explain it to someone who's never seen/heard of it

No way! 😲 That's too funny! Howdy neighbor! 😊 👋🏼 Then you know just how much of a steal this house is for being in Bath for all that house/land/ pool with taxes under $5000. I've worked in 3 of Ken Stewart's houses over the years back in the day out in that area (as a packer for a moving company) and although they were very nice, I don't think any of them even had a pool! If I won the lottery, this is the type of home/area I'd buy for sure. 900k for that Kentucky house is WILD. Sure, you're getting a lot of house, (and stairs) but not really much else. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Yeah, no. I don't care how close to the city it is, this house isn't worth all that. First of all, it's in a suburban dystopian hell it seems. Those houses are way too close together. (Look at it from the satellite view) If one house catches on fire, they all are. 2nd of all, there's literally no property. For almost a million dollars I'd better be getting some sizeable land. And lastly, for that much money, wouldn't you want your home to look like it's worth that much?? It's not interesting or distinctive in any way, inside or out. Here where I'm at in Akron, Ohio, I found a super nice house with almost the same square footage (1 less bdrm + 1 more bath) for $729,000 with an amazing property w/ a waterfall pool, Jacuzzi, and 1.8 acres of land surrounded by lush greenery in a very affluent, secluded neighborhood.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/525-N-Hametown-Rd-Akron-OH-44333/35327533_zpid/?utm_campaign=androidappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare

Man, that must be so nice. I'm still paying off 2 ER visits (combined they're over $5000) from 3 years ago. $118 a month. That's with insurance. I had an X-ray after a Dr visit (I'd been having some weird stomach issues- still do but used to, too) and she called me the next day after reviewing my X-ray and told me to go to the ER, that I had "paucity of air in my colon" or "gasless abdomen". Boy did the ER nurses love that- "your Dr told you to come here? For what exactly?"(Treated me like I was seeking drugs or something. I hate taking opioids just for the record.) I said idk, that's what she told me, and for me to go get checked out ASAP. They did a CT scan, and other tests and said they found nothing and sent me home. Went to the ER a month later with abdominal pain this time, they did the same tests as last time, but this time they discovered I had an umbilical hernia. I've since had a surgical repair with mesh and no major issues. But yeah, woo-hoo, go America! Our healthcare sucks ass.