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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @guerratotal 31 Oct \ parent \ on: Stacker Saloon
I like going to Burger King here for the free refills, hahaha, and the straws are made of cardboard.
102 sats \ 0 replies \ @guerratotal OP 31 Oct \ parent \ on: [Review] - Train to Busan (2016) movies
Maybe I'll binge-watch both again... let's see if I can convince my wife, hahaha.
I need my son to grow up soon so he can have a playmate; my wife isn't really helping much.
I thought it would be like that Brad Pitt movie with the zombies running around like crazy. As a fan of The Walking Dead, the zombies in that series have set the bar really high, so I didn't have much faith in it, but I really liked it in the end.
Very good point. I think it also has to do with people's state of consciousness and inner strength. It's like in a prison: a few control thousands, not because they are stronger, but because the others accept that order. When consciousness changes, everything changes.
It's truly incredible how they rose up in self-defense, expelling the drug traffickers, corrupt police, and politicians.
From what I've read, they've managed to maintain an exemplary level of security and organization compared to other regions of the country.
Only once... in fact, I think I've only been in fights 3 or 4 times, and all of them were when I was between 16 and 19.
The time I got punched was because a friend invited me to a pool. He'd invited some other friends, including a girl. We started flirting, and it worked out, but there was another guy in our group who was in love with her, and our friend got jealous. That night, we ended up at an ice cream shop, and the guy grabbed my shoulder. When I turned around, he punched me in the jaw. I didn't react at all; he just walked away, leaving us all behind. A few months later, that girl and I broke up. I learned that you have to find out about girls' lives before you hit on them when you're with a group, haha.