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Lineman Thunder Storm Hawaiian Hawaiian Shirt is ridiculously overpriced. We had a hard time finding a place we could afford 5 years ago. But I’m not getting how a HH combined income of 150k+ is complaining here. To me it sounds like quite a few people have a financial planning problem and less of a problem with the market….. we bought our place in our late 20s just outside of the GTA but both had accumulated savings from our 20s. We also took advantage of the RRSP first time homebuyers program to dip into our locked up savings for the down payment. A lot of people only make lol 50k a year….. those are the people who are priced out.That’s the scary part is how quickly values went up. Well here in Montreal anyways… While we might have been undervalued for ages some of the prices are absolutely insane. My sister in law purchased her home for 299k in 2008, she just had it appraised at 890K with renovations she’s done over the last 10 years which were maybe 100k over that period. The stack of relator cards left in the front door is laughable, my bro in law and I were outside while one walked up. Said has a buyer immediately and would charge 3% vs 5% commission.
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Same with me, I didn’t have the big brother experience but I grew up with an over active imagination, making myself constantly scared. When I grew up and started watching horror films, I realised that nothing was scarier than what my brain would come up with. I tend to laugh at a lot of horror, not to “look tough” and be a wanker saying films are bad because they don’t scare me but literally just because I laugh. Should also be noted that some of my favourite films that I hold in high regard have been films I have laughed at. Just because someone laughs at something doesn’t necessarily mean they think its bad, they could just be desensitised.I take her to HorrorHound Indy and the one in OH (sometimes) and she LOVES Lineman Thunder Storm Hawaiian Hawaiian Shirtall the stars and they seem to get a kick out of her, answering crazy questions, shaking her hand (it’s her thing), and signing special autographs just for her. They almost never charge her (if there’s a handler and a line that’s too long, they get annoyed that the handler took my money).So, she laughs at horror. It’s great! We go to the drive-in every weekend it’s open and see some horror movie or another, usually a double feature. To her, Nightmare on Elm Street is as funny as Ernest Goes to Camp.
I kind of agree with you in one sense, OP. If some macho man makes a point to be like, “Oh, you found scary? I was laughing at it the whole time”! Then yeah, fuck that dude, he’s just putting the movie and the listener down for no real good reason. That bothers me as well.But then there is another way to “laugh at horror”. I love Lineman Thunder Storm Hawaiian Hawaiian Shirt, personally. I think campiness in movies is the most honest a story can get. When I watch a campy movie, I feel the human touches all over it. It stops feeling like a production, like a product, like an elaborate lie, and starts feeling like something made by real people. Humans fuck up. We make mistakes. When the veil is sort of lifted on a movie through genuine (not faked) campiness, I feel a closer connection to that movie.It’s not a matter of laughing it, at that point. It becomes laughing it. I don’t enjoy the whole “let’s make fun of the hard work that tons of people put into making this thing!” That feels lazy and, frankly, insulting. But when you laugh with it, even if it wasn’t trying to make you laugh, that’s a different story.I saw the new Conjuring movie with my buddy the other day.