EverythingsTemporary

At what point do you feel like the show wrapped up a good enough plotline to end off on and you could quit watching to avoid ending it with a bad taste in your mouth?

One of the things I admire about the show is when the dialogue actually feels like how real people talk, or at least how well-written characters in a movie or show would talk. But the therapy sessions. Ugh.

The therapist asks a question, there's a godawfully long pause before she says "Nic?" And then Nic begins describing a very vivid vision of him walking down some hallway or something about birdmen but he does it with almost a sense of deliberation, like he's trying to be 2spooky with the therapist, like withholding some crucial detailing about what he's seeing.

"You were wrong."

"Wrong about what Nic?"

two full hours of hi-fi synth and radio chatter

"I'm not safe. None of us

I'd make this post in r/movies but I figured fans of YMS also seem more likely to overlap as fans of the horror genre.

I watch a lot of horror movies, and I've found a lot of modern horror films just generally kinda suck - so I'm always overjoyed when I find one with an actual plot, some valid scary themes, and some intelligent characters.

Without giving any of the movie experience away, The Ritual is about a group of hikers from the UK in a very remote Nordic region. If you like British movies, Nordic culture, beautiful scenery, good production value and innawoods horror I recommend you check it out.

I remember an old guy who gets drunk often, accepting a woman into his home to stay after she experiences several cases of spousal abuse. Later in the movie she ends up killing her husband after he attempts to rape her, she gets thrown in jail, the old guy comes and visits, and I think there was a funeral scene at the end where they play irish music.

I really want to see it again cause I remember it was some pretty good justiceporn akin to Dragon Tattoo

It was out of 100 points, you needed 80 to pass, and I got 73. I had a handful of mistakes regarding "not looking at the correct mirrors," taking my hand off the wheel (I touch my face when i'm anxious), and understandably, not stopping behind the sign. There goes $35, and to be quite honest - my pride. I have felt immensely dejected and shitty today, and I'm getting a little worried that this feeling will carry over for when I retake it tomorrow morning.

On the way home I was visibly upset, and my dad, who I don't really share many emotions with actually seemed to feel bad for me and tried to cheer me up which is something I didn't really expect. My hope is that months down the line, the

Article: http://www.khq.com/story/31074812/2-children-flown-to-hospital-after-crash-near-deer-park

GoFundMe page for medical expenses and with more information directly from members of the family: https://www.gofundme.com/q7xwsmbw

This would do well in looking through old posts in r/science for example where you have to do some clicking and scrolling to get through all of the deleted comment threads.