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Porno (2019)
Movie
Four repressed, religious teens and a straight-edge projectionist working at a small-town movie...

Smile and Say Hi
Book
Michael Joe Bob is remarkably shy. When he meets someone new, he won’t smile and say hi. Mike runs...
Children Picture Books Dragons Adventure Courage

Jcadden76 (64 KP) rated Evil Apples: Dirty as ____. in Apps
Jun 15, 2018
Online Cards Against Humanity
Easy to get a game together. As you play you open up more and more cards and decks to play with. Nice way to pass an evening with friends both in the room and far from home.
A quick story: We had family in town. One of the nephews suggested we play Evil Apples. By the end of the night we had eight people playing in three different states. It was such a good family moment... based around horribly funny cards, thoughts and visual images that made some of us sleep badly - LOL.
Good job Evil Apples.
A quick story: We had family in town. One of the nephews suggested we play Evil Apples. By the end of the night we had eight people playing in three different states. It was such a good family moment... based around horribly funny cards, thoughts and visual images that made some of us sleep badly - LOL.
Good job Evil Apples.

Gaby (0 KP) rated Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine in Books
Nov 11, 2018 (Updated Nov 11, 2018)
Restores your faith in humanity
A gentle story that deals with some hard issues. The central characters are beautifully created and although you don’t immediately love Eleanor, by chapter 5 you want to rent her your spare room.
She lives her life guarded, hurt and stuck in her routines. She has no interest in the lives of others and struggles to understand the behaviours of her colleagues, but her weekends are devastatingly lonely.
An unusual series of events opens Eleanor’s eyes to lives of those around her and to the beauty of letting others in to your world.
She lives her life guarded, hurt and stuck in her routines. She has no interest in the lives of others and struggles to understand the behaviours of her colleagues, but her weekends are devastatingly lonely.
An unusual series of events opens Eleanor’s eyes to lives of those around her and to the beauty of letting others in to your world.

Wild
Book
A darkly comic play that explores the unexpected, bewildering, and life-changing consequences of...