After your strip (or pill) dissolves do you guys spit it out or swallow? Is swallowing the saliva more effective? Are there any side effects from swallowing vs not swallowing? I know this may be a stupid question lol but it's really bugging me out and I'm trying to find the most effective way of taking suboxone. Also does cutting the strip in half make a difference in terms of bioavailability? Sometimes I cut it into two and place it on both sides of my tongue because it fits easier. Kinda new to maintenance and any help would definitely be appreciated, want medication to be as effective as possible. Thanks!
I am producing an imaginative comedy-drama short film, entitled Dream Big, written and directed by Essex-based Pip Swallow. This female-led film will be shot on location between Essex and Buckinghamshire in Autumn 2021.
Dream Big
After being passed over for a big promotion at work, Miranda discovers that she can control the world via her model railway. A bittersweet comedy about a derailed woman, trying to mould herself to the institution but ultimately finding the power within to create her own.
Dream Big was selected for the BFI Network’s Short Film Development Programme in 2020.
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Their hair grows out in bangs
Now that's the perfect take on abortion. I went in completely blind and when the story began I was like oh no another abusive relationship ending in a baby the mother will love nevertheless cause BABY. But damn. No tears, no regrets, very nice
The hardest one for me was that HR is not there to protect you. Not from an abusive manager or coworker or anything else, their priority is to protect the company.
I am currently watching this movie, and remember Joe talking about it in the pod. Does anyone by chance know what episode it was?!
Watched this movie last night without knowing ANYTHING about it (genre, plot, cast, etc.) It starts off very slow - and indeed remains a slow burn throughout - but I'm glad I stuck with it. It ended up containing the creepiest scene I've experienced in recent memory.
Highly recommended for anyone interested in mental illness.
There was a post on r/thalassophobia a while back that had a trailer for this movie. It was definitely a Japanese movie, and when I watched the trailer, it didn't seem like it was going to be released in the west.
The whale scene also had lots of bioluminescent stuff on the water. It looked gorgeous, and I haven't been able to find it anywhere, I damn near looked through every r/thalassophobia post.
Imagine being a business owner and accepting payments in a coin that reduces in value 10-80% by the time you need to declare your income or pay for things.
If it goes up in value - great. Until you need to sell it for fiat, which is an additional taxable event.
Businesses need stability and predictability, not additional and unnecessary risk.
Sure, crypto is a great medium of exchange. But the only way crypto can be used for payments on a massive scale (like fiat) is if it’s a stablecoin. It’s tax-efficient and more profitable for businesses (earn high yield safely).
So I made the mistake of watching this today on a bad mental health day and BOY was that a mistake.
Swallow is a brilliant movie but holy fuck is it depressing, especially if you've ever been in a toxic relationship. It put me in a worse mood than I was already in. I'd definitely recommend it but also I'd warn anyone considering checking it out.
I love films and TV series like this, things like Heidi too, children's adventure/camping films without the fantasy element. I love knitting to them and just reliving film versions of books I read in my childhood. I'd love more suggestions!
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