I won't go into details of how and why I came to watch the thing. I will say that it was so horrible that I couldn't even laugh at how bad it was. It was the perfect storm of terrible. Not 15 minutes in, Edward is actually all sullen and emo because he...wait for it...can't commit suicide. How angsty is that? I'm so angsty that I want to die...only I can't because I'm already dead. BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWW. Only he can't really "baw", and neither can any of the other actors, because I don't think anyone actually moves their lips when they spoke in some misguided attempt to appear brooding and expressionless.
Our one vehicle won't start. I think it is the battery, so not a big issue (I hope), but it is delaying my progress into work.
Symptoms? Does it click when you turn the key? Can you hear the fuel pump prime? Your vehicle is relatively new, right? It's odd the battery would go so early in its life.
Our one vehicle won't start. I think it is the battery, so not a big issue (I hope), but it is delaying my progress into work.
Symptoms? Does it click when you turn the key? Can you hear the fuel pump prime? Your vehicle is relatively new, right? It's odd the battery would go so early in its life.
There was build up on the connector. The battery, starter, etc. all tested fine once the build up was cleaned. The battery and the car are over 2 years old and we put a lot of miles on it (over 56,000) in that time.
There was build up on the connector. The battery, starter, etc. all tested fine once the build up was cleaned. The battery and the car are over 2 years old and we put a lot of miles on it (over 56,000) in that time.
Miles matter not to batteries, it's mostly age and wear and tear (charging, discharging, and the extreme temperatures of summer and winter.) I'm surpirsed they corroded that badly, new cars don't usually have that problem anymore.
There was build up on the connector. The battery, starter, etc. all tested fine once the build up was cleaned. The battery and the car are over 2 years old and we put a lot of miles on it (over 56,000) in that time.
Miles matter not to batteries, it's mostly age and wear and tear (charging, discharging, and the extreme temperatures of summer and winter.) I'm surpirsed they corroded that badly, new cars don't usually have that problem anymore.
Would storing it outdoors in a northern climate effect that? We don't have a garage or carport.
Okay then. That's weird. My friends were asking if I saw the story of Hachiko and I was like "Sure!" thinking of all the made for TV shorts and stuff concerning the famous sad story. I wonder if this is what they were talking about.
Why does every dog story have to be sad? Why can't someone write a story like, "There was this dude who had a dog. They were good friends and they were happy together. Every now and then they'd go to the park and hang out, where they were even happier. THE END."
Why does every dog story have to be sad? Why can't someone write a story like, "There was this dude who had a dog. They were good friends and they were happy together. Every now and then they'd go to the park and hang out, where they were even happier. THE END."
Because stories where there are no changes aren't really stories.
What about a story where the dog changes from a terrified formerly-abused cowardly dog into a happy, loving dog with her new family? That's the story of my mom's dog, Star. She was left outside chained up and beaten up all the time by the person who owned her before she was dropped at the shelter. We rescued her from the shelter after she had been scheduled for euthanasia 3 times...the staff all loved her and couldn't bear to put her down. It took about 5 years with us for her to have mostly-normal behavior, but now she is a happy, lovey doggie!
There. Happy story. Change and everything.
FAIL that people can treat pets like that evil guy. >:(
I will say that it was so horrible that I couldn't even laugh at how bad it was. It was the perfect storm of terrible...There are no words for how bad this thing was.
Some female cousins coerced me into seeing it with them after Thanksgiving dinner. It transcends Plan 9... I mean, I can see how these character might be appealing in some weird, guilty-pleasure-purple-prose way to readers of the books, but the movie requires an almost De Sade-like level of masochism to actually enjoy.
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Good lord...
I'm so angsty that I want to die...only I can't because I'm already dead. BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWW.
Only he can't really "baw", and neither can any of the other actors, because I don't think anyone actually moves their lips when they spoke in some misguided attempt to appear brooding and expressionless.
There are no words for how bad this thing was.
Okay then. That's weird. My friends were asking if I saw the story of Hachiko and I was like "Sure!" thinking of all the made for TV shorts and stuff concerning the famous sad story. I wonder if this is what they were talking about.
There. Happy story. Change and everything.
FAIL that people can treat pets like that evil guy. >:(