@Saltycroc have you been putting what you've read into practice?

It's tempting to try to read everything before trying anything in the real world, but this is a bad approach.

1) reading too much, too fast doesn't allow yourself time to digest what you've read

2) practical experience really is the best teacher to get real-world results

3) experimenting with what you've read as you read it helps you process it better

@Typo-MAGAshiv

That chicks face made me ignore the rack completely, that look is up to no good

@Vermillion-Rx.

@woodsmoke no updates since this one? Hope everything is OK...

@Typo-MAGAshiv just looked it up on Wikipedia. Not sure I ever watched the movie all the way through but clips always come up. But I realize I read the original Steven King novella as a teen. Pretty intense story for that tender age.

@Typo-MAGAshiv 5 sentences with meat on the bone of each, that you dismissed on the basis of your sense of smell. Fine, here's a photo showing a big spread of the crowd, WHILE Trump is onstage speaking. Look for yourself at the large stretches of empty seats across the ground level section, and the entirety of the upper level, then tell us whether my claim about this specifically, still smells of bullshit or not.

@Bangkok

what is the thing in the film that wouold make you come back to rewatch it

Primarily that it's such a good story, but also convenience: it comes on TV a lot, and I'm familiar enough with the plot that I can work on other shit and just listen to it. There are plenty of other movies like that.

@MentORPHEUS

C: your posts from the last few weeks have had a lot more emojis than is normal for a man (zero or close to zero)

A: you're the one who made claims! I just said that your claims smell like bullshit from start to finish. The burden of proof is on you. This situation is analogous:

Person A: birds aren't real, and the earth is flat.

Person B: bullshit.

Person A: prove your claim!

@Typo-MAGAshiv A: prove your claim with specific information and counterpoints rather than a broad emotive dismissal. B: Agree 100% C: Literally 1 emoticon at the end of this post, upholds a pattern of increased usage??

@Typo-MAGAshiv

I don't even really remember that being a theme.

You're right, there is nothing in the film that point blank guides to my observation theme, there is nothing in the question that directly points to what I mean. I think the questiin would be what is the thing in the film that wouold make you come back to rewatch it.