However it is such a waste of time. There are far too many ads and rubbish posted.
The powers that be on there are either overzealous or disinterested.
It's also a great way of making yourself miserable by comparing your life to others (which is often massaged to look better than reality)
I don't think I could leave Facebook but sometimes I kinda wish I'd not joined in the first place.

Studies on Science and the Innovation Process: Selected Works by Nathan Rosenberg
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Science and technology have become increasingly intertwined in the twentieth century. However,...

La Boda de Valentina (2018)
Movie Watch
Valentina (Marimar Vega) seems to have the perfect life in New York, with a perfect job and a...

Billy Gibbons recommended White Women by Chromeo in Music (curated)

The Marinated Meeple (1853 KP) rated Vikings in Tabletop Games
Sep 2, 2019
All that said: don't expect to do viking things, there is no killing and pillaging, and raiding... your warriors defend, and don't attack... seems like a miss as far as theme goes.

The Green Mile
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The original story was published as a series of 6 short books, beginning in 1996. Later in 2000, the...

ReCore: Definitive Edition
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From legendary creator Keiji Inafune and the makers of Metroid Prime comes the “ReCore Definitive...
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Star Wars: Women of the Galaxy
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They are heroes and villains, Sith and Jedi, senators and scoundrels, mothers, mercenaries, artists,...

Cold As The Grave
Book
Her mummified body is hidden in the dark corner of a basement room, a room which seems to have been...

David McK (3540 KP) rated Aladdin (2019) in Movies
Aug 11, 2019 (Updated Dec 28, 2022)
While this does hew pretty closely to the original, this is not quite the shot-for-shot remake I was expecting (or feared), with Jasmine in particular given far more agency here, and with Will Smith's Genie 'bookending' the entire narrative.
Talking of Will Smith: he had some big shoes to fill and - thankfully - he wisely does not attempt a Robin Williams impersonation, instead making the character more his own (although, of course, he has the same musical numbers to belt out).
On the down side, however, this version of Jafar is far less menacing than the original ...