https://ufc.usada.org/testing/results/sanctions/
My post was deleted for being under 209 characters so I have to add something else like "pros and cons". So the pros of this list are that you can read it and find out who has has failed a drug test and received a sanction for the failed drug test and such you know? The cons are that the athletes might feel embarrassed about you learning about their filthy habits.
A few months into my PGY2 year and I want to come up with a list of must-know drugs/doses + conditions that require emergent/urgent intervention (won't have time to pull out my phone / go look online, because the patient could crash soon and seconds/minutes matter).
Edit: Excluding ACLS and PALS
Someone on my Tumblr sent me an ask wanting me to list some, so I'm sharing the list I came up with you all.
- ai/ais/aiself
- byte/bytes/byteself
- compute/computes/computeself
- cy/cyb/cyber/cybself
- dre/droid/droids/droidself
- droid/droids/droidself
- exe/exe/exe/exes/txtself
- ge/gear/gears/gearself
- gol/gold/golds/golds/goldself (referencing the gold color of an oscar?? a bit of a reach, perhaps, but still)
- ke/keb/keor/kebor/keyboardself
- ke/key/kes/keys/keyself
- mechie/mechien/mechs/mechself
- pix/pixel/pixelself
- ram/rams/ramself
- robo/robos/roboself
- ri/rib/ribo/ribbon/ribbonself (like film ribbon)
- tech/techne/techan/techself
- wy/wir/wire/wirself
- wri/wri/writes/write/writerself
EDIT 2: we are now at 14 -- NJ, NY, PA, ME, NH, VA, FL, NV, CA, WA, RI, OH, MA, and MD.
EDIT 3: It only counts if the location is in the narrative on camera. The characters just mentioning some place doesn't count., for example Scottsdale, Arizona. We are still at the same 14.
It's a tv progrum.
I was taking a look at next years (2022) list of releases and to me it looks like there are a ridiculous amount of potentially very high grossing movies. This is mainly due to either hype around the movie or being a sequel to a high grossing film. I quickly made a list of potential billion dollar grossers and would like to know other's thoughts on the topic. The list doesn't mean I think every film will make $1 billion, in fact I don't expect all of them too, but that there is a chance.
Each of these films are either from a franchise that has grossed over $1 billion or has the hype and is part of a greater franchise that could push it to gross $1 billion in my eyes.
- The Batman
- Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
- Thor: Love and Thunder
- Jurassic World: Dominion
- Lightyear
- Transformers: Rise of the Beasts
- Minions: The Rise of Gru
- Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
- The Flash
- The Marvels
- Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
- Avatar 2
These are also not in any particular order. I also realize that there are some films that are more likely than other (i.e. Avatar 2/Jurassic World more likely than Lightyear and Transformers). There are also some other potentially high grossing films that I don't think will gross $1 billion but do have a chance at overperforming like: Indiana Jones 5, Black Adam, and Super Mario Bros.
Butterfly Kisses
The Toll 2020
The Mothman Prophecies
It Follows
Candyman 1992 and 2021
Absentia 2011
The Endless
Uzumaki 2000 (read the original manga if you can!)
In the mouth of madness
Pulse 2001
Cure 1997
TEM has become one of my favorite horror films. I believe it's unique, which made it difficult for me to try to think of possible examples, even though ironically it's based (or inspired by) on other source material. To me, none of these movies are a bad time. If you have any other suggestions that you consider as better options perhaps, go ahead please.
I remember seeing the movie posters and thought: mmm I don't know about this. But that was it since I hadn't really seen a trailer so I just did not pay much attention to it, and maybe because other projects like Slender Man disappointed me. It wasn't until I watched a video from Chris Stuckman that I decided to give it a try mainly because I saw this inhuman skeleton on the thumbnail which intrigued me (I don't think I had seen it before that or if I did at some point, it slipped my mind for whatever reason). The runtime also caught my attention and although it's not unheard of for horror, it pushed me even more to it as it's not very usual either. It's a film I watched knowing almost nothing due to skipping parts of the video to avoid any other possible details which ended up being the best reward to me. Just wanted to share my journey, so to speak, to finding and re-finding TEM.
I just signed up for Letterboxd and imported a few movies. Are there ways to customize the view for the "Watched" list and "Diary" list? It seems Watched can only be shown in thumbnail view, and Diary only in list view. Same on both the desktop website and mobile app. Can I show Watched in list view, for instance? When in thumbnail view, can thumbnail size be customized? Can the film's title be shown under the thumbnail too (because some thumbnails don't show titles)?
Where I can find online list of shorts available on Warhammer+?
Thinking about snorting some 2cb for a show tonight but I've heard it's legendarily painful to do so, I've sniffed my fair share of powders, some of which were more gnarly than others but I was wondering if anyone had/could help make a list of most to least painful drugs to snort, here's what I have so far. Meth Rapé Molly Adderall Ket Caffeine Coke Lsd
I've been googling around but I can't find what I'm after.
I think this is a really unique and cool feature to scroll down and see what films are on the watch list for actors like Gal Gadot or director Adam Wingard (The Guest, Kong vs Godzilla). It's a really clever and unique way to promote and highlight some films people might not otherwise give a look to or be exposed to and it's just interesting to see what other people like or are watching.
For example, now they have Mortal Kombat star, Joe Taslim's watchlist and it's got things like Warrior, Spirited Away, Chernobyl, Fury Road, Yojimbo, Phantom Thread and others. I think it just gives a more personal touch to recommendations rather than, 'because you watched X, you might like Y'.
I just watched Martin Scorsese’s After Hours and the illogical behavior of the characters and overall dreamlike tone reminds me of the surreal nature of the world when one stumbles into Satan’s spice cabinet. It’s supposed to be a surreal comedy, but really I just felt lost in some sort of absurd dream modeled after a time capsule of New York.
S: Ketamine, Alcohol
Ketamine makes peeing like a mini game. The toilet seems like it’s ten feet below you. Sometimes you hit sometimes you miss, but it’s a funny experience overall. Alcohol just makes peeing fun. Ripping a nice piss while drunk just feels great. Usually it’s a high volume pee too.
A: MDMA
Feels really nice but you generally just want to get back to the show or party or whatever’s going on outside the bathroom. Washing your hands in warm water while rolling is a great feeling.
B: LSD, Shrooms
Looking in the bathroom mirror is always a trip. Sometimes I feel like my penis looks so odd when I’m tripping
C: Cocaine, Weed, Adderall
Nothing special here. Just an average experience really.
D: Xanax
Nothing special here either but high probability of missing and not cleaning it up immediately.
Hit me with your list and thoughts on mine.
Hey there you sick fucks, made a list for you guys of awesome podcasts that cover extreme cinema. Check them out, they're all on Spotify and let me know if there's one missing that you enjoy listening to.
Here's my list:
Quality violent cinema
Sick on cinema
Morbidhorror
Uneasy terrain explorers club
So I'm a little bit high rn and kinda bored, and not doing much atm so I was wondering what your lists of favorite drugs you've taken. You can elaborate on why. You can choose your favorite substances according to categories and classes... etc.
Whatever you want to tell me will be welcome :) I'm very curious about your tastes :)
I'm not asking why we don't win Oscars or any kind of award. What I'm asking is why aren't Indian films making an appearance in the Foreign Films Sphere. I see at least one film appearing from pretty much every country, when people are looking for recommendations-
Amiele (France)
Solaris (Poland)
Parasite and Oldboy (South Korea)
Pan's Labyrinth (Spanish)
City of God (Brazil)
Life is Beautiful (Italy)
Everyone knows about Japan. Ghost in the Shell, Ghibli. Battle Royale. Satoshi Kon.
The only Film series which gets somewhat recognition is the Apu Trilogy.
I'm genuinely curious to know as to why. Is it the quality of the films we produce, or are the films we produce something which only Indian Audiences fully enjoy?
