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Games / Re: Answer the question with a...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 10:20:11 AM
What's your favorite old song?
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Games / Re: Movie Title Chains
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 10:17:21 AM"Streets" is not the same as "street" but I'll play anyway.
Mean Girls
Mean Girls
#4
Entertainment / Re: What have you been listeni...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 09:42:03 AM
Jonathan Swift poems set to (rock) music.
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Off Topic Discussion / Re: Regional food
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 09:08:59 AMLouisville:
Hot Brown - open-faced turkey sandwich with bacon smothered in mornay sauce. Very heavy, not something people eat often (and not something everyone likes). You should put it on your bucket list.
Derby Pie - overly-sweet chocolate pie usually only served at Derby time. Not a fan at all.
Bourbon balls - Chocolate candy with bourbon centers. Also a Derby favorite but available all year. These are fantastic!
We also claim to be the home of the cheeseburger, so anytime you eat a cheeseburger you're eating my local cuisine.
Hot Brown - open-faced turkey sandwich with bacon smothered in mornay sauce. Very heavy, not something people eat often (and not something everyone likes). You should put it on your bucket list.
Derby Pie - overly-sweet chocolate pie usually only served at Derby time. Not a fan at all.
Bourbon balls - Chocolate candy with bourbon centers. Also a Derby favorite but available all year. These are fantastic!
We also claim to be the home of the cheeseburger, so anytime you eat a cheeseburger you're eating my local cuisine.
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What Was That Film? / Blind woman, accident and blue...
Last post by wositelec - Today at 08:32:11 AMIt isn't See No Evil (1971) or Blink (1993).
I'm looking for a movie. A young woman with a pixie cut hair wakes up in hospital with bandage over eyes, presumably after accident. When she removes the bandages, she discovers she cannot see. After returning home, she feels as though someone is trying to kill her. A distinctive feature of the film was that the protagonist saw blue flashes before her eyes and seemed to be suffering from headaches. The film ends with the woman regaining her sight after one of the flashes and spotting a man who is her partner or saviour, and she hugs him.
My friend watched it in the autumn of 1999–2001, not before or after that. The film could have been made in the 1960s to 1990s, but the whole thing was shot in rather gloomy, dark colours, which would suggest the 1970s or 1980s. Made in US probably, but it isn't sure. Genre: rather drama or thriller movie.
Thank you in advance.
I'm looking for a movie. A young woman with a pixie cut hair wakes up in hospital with bandage over eyes, presumably after accident. When she removes the bandages, she discovers she cannot see. After returning home, she feels as though someone is trying to kill her. A distinctive feature of the film was that the protagonist saw blue flashes before her eyes and seemed to be suffering from headaches. The film ends with the woman regaining her sight after one of the flashes and spotting a man who is her partner or saviour, and she hugs him.
My friend watched it in the autumn of 1999–2001, not before or after that. The film could have been made in the 1960s to 1990s, but the whole thing was shot in rather gloomy, dark colours, which would suggest the 1970s or 1980s. Made in US probably, but it isn't sure. Genre: rather drama or thriller movie.
Thank you in advance.
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What Was That Film? / Old woman in a wheelchair and ...
Last post by wositelec - Today at 08:29:37 AMI'm looking for drama movie. It isn't horror. My friend remembers a storyline about an older, white, gray-haired woman in a wheelchair (?), who was known to be dying soon. The death scene was quite strange—her soul, looking exactly like her, emerged from her body and stood next to her. The setting was either a garden or a lawn. He watched the movie on TV no later than 1998, so I'm sure this isn't just his imagination. In this movie, the woman was sitting in a wheelchair; she was probably hooked up to an IV, and the scene took place in the spring or summer.
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
#9
Good Movies / Re: Recent theatrical viewings
Last post by M.10rda - Today at 05:44:28 AMI find those "spot the anomaly" video games to be very little fun. I guess there are a lot of first-person horror fans who also love puzzle games? Give me a shotgun and some zombies any day...
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Off Topic Discussion / Re: Regional food
Last post by Trevor - Today at 04:35:25 AMQuote from: HappyGilmore on April 20, 2026, 05:49:57 PMSo, I'm curious about where everyone here lives, and any sort of food your area invented or is known for/regional. I noticed in the pizza thread a few people mentioned tuna and sweetcorn which I think is British?
I'm in the Philadelphia area. Known for cheesesteaks, obviously. I've heard the hoagie was invented here (uncertain if true.) We have the Texas Tommy (hot dog, wrapped in bacon, grilled or fried.) Scrapple (breakfast meat, a pre-formed block of meat made with pork scraps, cornmeal, spices. Tastes better than it sounds.) Stromboli, similar to a calzone. Irish potatoes.
There's more. I know Chicago has a deep dish pizza, Chicago dogs, etc...
A braai [barbecue] in South Africa is the best example of our home meals 🤤😋