When you're so locked in you lose a couple brain cells. The Rookie (2018) Season 4, Episode 3

Hollywood can forgive a male actor for making a terrible movie. Female actresses are far more likely to have the failure attached to their identity.

This is the best Merlin fight. He used something besides shoving her side to side. He actually used legit magic. Nimueh: Everything Morgana should have been but wasn't.

She was in the bathroom and I mistakenly smacked her on the butt #everybodyhateschris

Thor’s character arc after Infinity War is actually infuriating when you step back and look at it. He lost his mother, his father, his brother, his best friend, his entire home planet, and half his people, all within like two weeks. Then Marvel turned his severe depression into a fat joke for two straight movies.

You won't see a better love story than this today.

Some of the most successful people you know are secretly paying a price nobody talks about. One became rich and lost his peace. One built a company and lost her friends. One achieved everything they dreamed of… and still felt empty. Success doesn't teach everyone the same lesson. Here are 7 people who made it—and what success taught them the hard way. A Thread 🧵

You are sitting in a quiet room when a clock on the wall starts ticking. Tick. Tock. Tick. Tock. It sounds loud, annoying and also impossible to ignore. Ten minutes later, you are reading a book and then, the ticking has vanished. The clock didn't stop your brain simply erased it. This is called: "Sensory Adaptation." Your brain receives millions of bits of information every single second from your eyes, skin, nose, and ears. If it paid attention to all of it, your mind would overload instantly. So, it uses a simple filter: it only cares about change. When a sound, smell or physical feeling stays constant, your brain decides it is no longer a threat or a priority. It turns down the volume on that input to save energy for new information. It's the exact same reason you don't feel the weight of your own clothes touching your skin right now, until someone mentions it. The moment you read those words, your brain reloaded the signal, and suddenly you feel your shirt against your shoulders again.

What if Tony Stark returns as IRON MAN in DOOMSDAY instead of Dr. DOOM 😱

By the end of the night, they were screaming at each other in the same apartment they had once dreamed about sharing forever. Ashley left three days later, taking Biscuit with her. Chris stayed behind with the couch they had fought so hard to choose together. Three days after she moved out, Chris paid the $45 ticket. He never told her. Not because he wanted credit for paying it. He just couldn't bring himself to admit that the whole thing had been his fault. And years later, that was what hurt him most. Not the ticket. Not even the breakup. It was knowing that six years of love had ended because, when it mattered, neither of them could say four simple words: "I was wrong. I'm sorry."

Chris and Ashley had been together for six years. They shared rent, a dog named Biscuit, and a couch they had spent an entire Saturday arguing over before finally agreeing it was the one they both wanted. They had survived job changes, family problems, bad months, and all the ordinary disappointments that come with building a life together. Then one morning, the street sweeper came through and neither of them had moved the car. They both knew who had forgotten. Neither of them wanted to admit it. What started as a small argument about a $45 parking ticket became something much bigger. Ashley accused Chris of always expecting her to fix his mistakes. Chris accused Ashley of never admitting when she was wrong. Six years of old arguments suddenly came pouring into one conversation, and neither of them seemed willing to be the first person to say, "You're right."

Sal wasn’t completely wrong for wanting only Italian faces on his wall. It was his pizzeria. The real question Spike forces is whether ownership still matters once the neighborhood changes. That tension is why the movie still hits like a brick through a window. 🎬📺 Do The Right Thing ❤️🔥⭐⭐⭐

Neither of John’s parent feels entirely like a villain to me. I see two people who were broken by the same cosmic system in different ways. John Sr. was a proud Marine who admitted his fear out of love for his family, but the ring’s rigid, black-and-white test ended up destroying so much of his life. His wife’s coldness is as a result of watching her husband disintegrate. I can’t completely separate that from the way they treated John from childhood. They both sacrificed their relationship with their son because they genuinely believed it was the only way to protect his future.

Some actresses aren't underrated. They're simply being measured against standards Hollywood created for male actors.

My Experience with Down town Los Angeles P rostitutes. I live in downtown LA. One day I was curious and wanted to see how easy and legit it was finding a prostitute online. To my surprise it was way easier to find and get in contact with them or whoever was managing this operation. I didn't go through with it that week. Although I remained curious so the next week I booked an hour with some Asain chick. Paid for a VIP package that came with a massage and stuff up front. They sent me to one address of a motel, gave me a unit, and told me to knock on the door. No answer. I text the number and they told me to knock again. No answer. So I text back and apparently the person replying relayed that the girl told them they were having a stomach ache and called off, so they gave me another location. As sussed out as I was, I was too intrigued. Curiosity killed the cat I guess. So on my way over there, my phone was about to die and I text the number asking if the girl has my type of iphone charger, to which they replied "lol yea". Anyways, I pulled up to a legit traphouse in k-town. Knock on the door, and some Asain lady greets me at the door with "Hey Baby". Walks me to my room, tells me to undress and lay on my stomach and starts giving me a massage. Eventually

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I heard this two combinations work for ulcer. How true is it? Miracle leave and peanut

MIRAGE ALONE AGAINST A HORDE OF ROGUE ROBOTS IN THE PERUVIAN JUNGLE, WILL HE MAKE IT OUT ALIVE? 👀🔥 Watch Till The End 👀🎬

Forget Thanos and Galactus, Molecule man is the most dangerous being in Marvel history, but absolutely no one talks about it. This Guy isn't just powerful, he's terrifyingly omnipotent. Owen Reese A.K.A Molecule man, has the ability to manipulate all matter and energy at a molecular level. That means he can erase planets, rewrite reality and even break the laws of physics with a single thought. But here's the Kicker, he was holding back the entire time, Marvel downplays his power. But the truth is if molecule man actually used his full potential there would be no Marvel universe Left to safe. This is the guy who made the beyonders tremble, while characters like Doctor Doom and Thanos get all the credit for reshaping reality It was Molecule man's power that made it all possible. Doom literally used him as a power source in secret was , proving that even the so called biggest villains aren't on his level and yet marvel keeps treating him like some background character, downplaying the fact that he could wipe out every hero and villain with a flick of his hand if he's really that powerful, why doesn't marvel push him as the ultimate cosmic threat

Ryan: “Marcus… what are you doing?” Marcus: “Nothing.” Ryan: “I just saw you take something from that trash can.” Marcus: “Please, Ryan. Don't tell anyone.” Ryan: “Why would I tell anyone?” Marcus: “Because they'll laugh at me.” Ryan: “I'm not going to laugh at you. Are you hungry?” Marcus stayed silent. Ryan: “Marcus, look at me.” Marcus: “I haven't eaten since yesterday.” Ryan immediately opened his backpack. Ryan: “Here. Take my lunch.” Marcus: “But that's yours.” Ryan: “I can get another one. You need it more than I do.” Marcus: “Why are you helping me?” Ryan: “Because you're my friend.” Marcus: “But you're rich. I'm not.” Ryan: “So what? Does money decide who deserves a friend?” Marcus smiled for the first time that day. Marcus: “Thank you.” Ryan: “Promise me something.” Marcus: “What?” Ryan: “Don't ever be ashamed of being poor.” Marcus: “I'll try.” Ryan: “Good. Now eat before I change my mind.” They both laughed. But a few weeks later, Marcus suddenly stopped coming to school. Ryan: “Where's Marcus?” Classmate: “I heard his family can't afford their rent anymore.” Ryan: “What?”

Every mutant in the new #ResidentEvil movie because WHAT was going on in Raccoon City You’ve got the standard T-Virus zombies, the faster and more aggressive infected, the girl whose foot turns into tendrils before her face literally splits open, and the infected dog with a flower-like mouth full of tentacles. Then it gets completely insane: the bloated guy whose stomach opens and releases rats, the acid-spitting mutant, the giant mass made from multiple infected bodies fused together, and those absolutely horrifying mutated babies in the hospital. And then there’s Bryan… who goes from a regular medical courier trying to survive the night to a full-on B.O.W. with tentacles, an abdominal mouth and a giant eye. Zach Cregger really said “let’s see how disgusting we can make this.” #ResidentEvilmovie