arianah4199e46db

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arianah4199e46db commented on 18 Eye-Widening Movie Scenes That Were Supposed To Be Super Serious, But People Cried Laughing Instead
Went with some friends to see the Pope's Exorcist when it came out this past spring. There is a scene when the demon in possessed boy was playing mind games with the younger priest assisting Russell Croww. Earlier in the movie, the young priest had promised Russell he would not let…
1/9/2024
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arianah4199e46db commented on 18 Eye-Widening Movie Scenes That Were Supposed To Be Super Serious, But People Cried Laughing Instead
Yeah that last entry seemed a bit much with the fake outrage. That scene was fun.
1/9/2024
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arianah4199e46db commented on Women Are Sharing The Time They Were Shamed Or Dismissed By A Medical Professional, And I'm Stunned At Several
I'm in my early 40s now, and I go to a Warby Parker eye doctor for an exam. We still had to wear masks at all medical facilities there in NYC. The doctor called me in, a man in his late 60s, early 70s. I took off my jacket and hung it up with my purse. I turned around and he's ogling…
1/9/2023
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arianah4199e46db commented on Women Are Sharing The Time They Were Shamed Or Dismissed By A Medical Professional, And I'm Stunned At Several
When I was a teenager, we had me health insurance and I went to a new primary doctor. My mom was with me in the exam room. He was asking me a list of questions and asked if I was sexually active. I was a virgin and immediately told him so. He smirked and gave a little chuckle, then…
1/9/2023
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arianah4199e46db commented on Normal People Are Confessing The Early Pandemic Decisions That, In Hindsight, Were A Colossal Mistake
Not moving in 2020. A bunch of the transplants living in NYC moved back to their home states/cities. Landlords were so desperate to fill the vacancies that they slashed rents, gave away free months, etc. But I was working from home and my team's job is procuring technically for the…
12/26/2022
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arianah4199e46db commented on If Any Of These Pics Remind You Of Your Childhood, Then It's Time To Get Your AARP Card And Call A Back Doctor ('Cause You're Old)
My Lord, I remember going on road trips and one of us reading the MapQuest directions to whoever was driving. I need to start picking out retirement homes.
10/21/2022
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arianah4199e46db commented on McDonald's Just Brought Back The Iconic Halloween Happy Meal Pails, And Honestly, I'm A Little Disappointed
I think my mom may still have one if the original ones from the 80s (using it a planter lol) so I may have to pay her a visit and take the measurements. I'm pretty sure it's seems smaller because we are now grown adults and everything seemed bigger when we were kids.
10/19/2022
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arianah4199e46db commented on This Woman Experienced A Glitch In The Matrix Cutting A Lemon At Work, And The Security Camera Footage Is Making People Believe We Are Living In A Simulation
She just didn't cut it all the way through, and it felt intact when she held it in her hand. You can see put a little work in the closet time she cut it, but she cut it much easier the second time than the first time because she went through the slice. No glitch, sorry.
6/11/2022
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arianah4199e46db commented on Traumatized People Are Sharing The Most Horrifying Things They Experienced, And I Won't Be Sleeping At All Tonight
11 years ago, my husband was recovering from a bone marrow transplant. A week before he was scheduled to go home, he caught an infection that quickly turned septic due to his weakened immune system. It manifested as a skin rash that turned into huge, painful boils all over his body.…
5/1/2022
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arianah4199e46db commented on 77 Movies That Are Absolutely Fantastic But Far Too Emotionally Exhausting To Ever Watch Again
P.S., I Love You. I watched it with my husband, who had been diagnosed with cancer, and we both sobbed so much. Then I tried to watch it a year after he passes away and as a young widow, I just don't know why I tortured myself. It's been 10 years since he's been gone and I can't ever…
12/8/2021
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