Issakaba

u/Issakaba


During the pandemic I had a website built. I have a thriving business as a private english teacher which has now recovered after the pandemic. I'm paying for website hosting each month which so far is only generating spam. It's only one way I get students and since September I've been busy enough, I have a part time job so I've little incentive to look for more online teaching.

I'm looking for someone to work with who knows their way around social media, digital marketing and so on who can get the website to work.

I don't want any money from you. You have the possiblity of free advertising, worldwide. Just make my website work, that is all that is required from you.

DM me if you're inter

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r/horror•

Missouri, the present. Following the tragic death of his wife and young son, an alcoholic ex cop tries to track down the missing teenage daughter of the neighbour he's become romantically involved with. Following some bizarre deaths and apparent suicides his investigations lead him to a sinister new age cult.

Post modernist horror plays on ideas from French structuralist / post structuralist philosophy. The premise is that there is no direct experience of reality, reality is always mediated through language and that we create reality through language. You'll have to watch the film to understand further.

Had me gripped throughout. There's an astounding twenty minute pre credits sequence, al

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r/TEFL•

hello, I agreed to help cover an absence for a class of around ten kids, 7 - 11 years. 9h - 12h with a 20 minute break. I don't normally teach children so please any ideas are welcome. Emphasis on fun and games. I can prepare photocopies beforehand.

So far I've thought of playing bingo using vocab they've learned

Games - duck duck goose again reinforcing their vocab

bit of grammar teaching 'do you like?' yes I do / no I don't

'Does he / she like? '

there's a song that I've been asked to do with them

please please please help me with ideas. Thankyou.

EDIT: Thankyou for the positive suggestions. I have enough ideas now to fill 3 hours. When I've taught kids before there's always been a

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r/gaybros•

Moneyboys is a 2021 Taiwanese / Austrian co production following Fei, a call boy / hustler played by Chinese star Kai Ko, who struggles to let go of his past life, move on, and accept a new love into his life, in the form of Bai, a slightly younger boy from the same village who is eager to dive in to the sophisticated urban gay milieu. Filmed in Taiwan but set in South China it was for this viewer a fascinating window on to another culture as experienced through young gay men as well as a reminder of the universality of the gay experience, dealing with the expectations of family, the ties of home and the pull of the big city with all it's potential for being able to live the life one want

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r/horror•

That's it. All I wanted to say. I grew up on analogue, VHS (not to forget Betamax of course which died a death around 1983) so this show has an intensley nostalgic charm for me. I just finished episode 6 and am so enjoying the slow, moody pace of it although I have to confess I practically shit myself at the end of episode 3.

Genuine spine tingling moments. The economy of this is superb, just the right pacing again, tonight I found episode 6 seriously unnerving.

What I love is how it reworks what are old elements that we've seen time and again into something genuinely fresh and interesting. Isolated, creepy, empty old house in the middle of nowhere. Rosemary's Baby vibes in a New York apar

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