[Zizu]

Coat hangers


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[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

When there's an awesome song in a movie but the characters won't stop talking for a second so I can Shazam

…there’s probably lots of sites but the one I use is Tunefund…(…just because I’m familiar with navigating the layout etc…)…but you’ll be able to get every track from a movie/series soundtrack…and (..I think…)..it might list the scene as well that the track plays in, so it’s easier to find…I’m not sure about that bit, though …so you might have to scroll through other songs from the soundtrack…that doesn’t take long, though …because each one is only a few seconds of the song…anyway, Shazam will become an antiquated old fool once you discover Tunefund….

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Redway

Knots being tied too tight.

…unless it’s a know that’s holding you on a mountain face or something and stopping you from falling …?..I would want that knot pretty darn tight…as tight as tight can be…

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…there’s probably lots of sites but the one I use is Tunefund…(…just because I’m familiar with navigating the layout etc…)…but you’ll be able to get every track from a movie/series soundtrack…and (..I think…)..it might list the scene as well that the track plays in, so it’s easier to find…I’m not sure about that bit, though …so you might have to scroll through other songs from the soundtrack…that doesn’t take long, though …because each one is only a few seconds of the song…anyway, Shazam will become an antiquated old fool once you discover Tunefund….

Really ?

I can’t imagine life without Shazam




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[Zizu]

Link to Tunefund ??


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[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Really ?

I can’t imagine life without Shazam




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…if that’s what works for you and you’re generally able to find your tune quickly etc…?…then that’s all good…but in terms of what CeeCee described and you don’t have enough of the tune to Shazam…?…then Tunefund is a great site, it’s my go to…

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Link to Tunefund ??


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https://www.tunefind.com/


…(…a ‘please’ would have been very lovely …but, you’re welcome…)….

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Ammi

https://www.tunefind.com/


…(…a ‘please’ would have been very lovely …but, you’re welcome…)….

Thank you !!



Apologies…

My manners are usually impeccable ..


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[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Thank you !!



Apologies…

My manners are usually impeccable ..


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Ammi

https://www.tunefind.com/


…(…a ‘please’ would have been very lovely …but, you’re welcome…)….

Looks interesting but it looks like it works alongside Shazam rather instead of ??


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[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Looks interesting but it looks like it works alongside Shazam rather instead of ??


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…as CeeCee said, though…about not been able to Shazam because the dialogue was voiced too loudly over the track…?…it doesn’t require being able to Shazam a few seconds or knowing a lyric line or whatever…you just need to know what you’re watching at the time……and it’ll give you the complete soundtrack…

[Beso]

Warwick Davis

[Ammi]

……you looney, parmnion…he might say that you’re a big thing that irritates him…

[Redway]

The fact that the world as it is is so capitalistic that you’re disciplined for being off sick like a naughty school kid who kicked a ball on a teacher’s head by accident. People can’t help being ill and that’s generally something you’d want to meet with more sympathy than scolding.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Ammi

……you looney, parmnion…he might say that you’re a big thing that irritates him…

I feel bad now .....

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…as CeeCee said, though…about not been able to Shazam because the dialogue was voiced too loudly over the track…?…it doesn’t require being able to Shazam a few seconds or knowing a lyric line or whatever…you just need to know what you’re watching at the time……and it’ll give you the complete soundtrack…

Shazam rarely fails and then i just google the lyrics I can hear ..


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[Redway]

People calling depression “fake news”. You don’t understand depression (real, serious depression), you don’t understand mental illness and you’re exposing your ignorance. Everyone don’t gotta be a glorifier of the suited hustle-and-bustle world and fundamentally struggle with empathy. The world needs shrinks, counsellors and empathetic people more than it needs more runners-up for Wall Street and a career that’s more interesting on LinkedIn paper than in reality. And serious depression is almost worse than cancer.

Again, it all comes down to this issue of people lightening and trivialising the word “depression” and thinking it’s a pedestal for people with ‘fake’ issues and minor day-to-day anxieties of life to jump on for sympathy or attention on social media. Severe depression is a completely different kettle of fish and one of the most horrible illnesses someone can have. Often psychotic. In any case way beyond just needing to hit the gym more and remember that other people have it worse than them. You can find that out for yourself if you visit an ECT ward or generally just come close-up to someone suffering with severe depression. Even mild depression, the next step from that is often suicide or at least heart-attack. And that ain’t no joke.
So people really need to stop saying they have “depression and anxiety” or lumping them together too much. It lightens the true meaning of depression, undermines its potential severity and … ya. Plus there are plenty of disorders chilling (or not chilling) in the neighbourhood of “anxiety” so if you’re trying to go anywhere with that, be more specific. Is it generalised anxiety, social anxiety, agoraphobia or regular panic attacks?

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Redway

People calling depression “fake news”. You don’t understand depression (real, serious depression), you don’t understand mental illness and you’re exposing your ignorance. Everyone don’t gotta be a glorifier of the suited hustle-and-bustle world and fundamentally struggle with empathy. The world needs shrinks, counsellors and empathetic people more than it needs more runners-up for Wall Street and a career that’s more interesting on LinkedIn paper than in reality. And serious depression is almost worse than cancer.

Again, it all comes down to this issue of people lightening and trivialising the word “depression” and thinking it’s a pedestal for people with ‘fake’ issues and minor day-to-day anxieties of life to jump on for sympathy or attention on social media. Severe depression is a completely different kettle of fish and one of the most horrible illnesses someone can have. Often psychotic. In any case way beyond just needing to hit the gym more and remember that other people have it worse for them. You can find that out for yourself if you visit an ECT ward or generally just come close-up to someone suffering with severe depression. Even mild depression, the next step from that is often suicide or at least heart-attack. And that ain’t no joke.
So people really need to stop saying they have “depression and anxiety” or lumping them together too much. It lightens the true meaning of depression, undermines its potential severity and … ya. Plus there are plenty of disorders chilling (or not chilling) in the neighbourhood of “anxiety” so if you’re trying to go anywhere with that, be more specific. Is it generalised anxiety, social anxiety, agoraphobia or regular panic attacks?

Fabulous post !!!


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[Redway]

I seriously implore anyone who doesn’t believe in depression to visit an inpatient unit for the severely depressed.

“Suicide shouldn’t even be on your mind if you have money.”

When someone’s literally on death’s door and living in a world of nihilistic delusion it’s not really about how many numbers they have in their bank account. But people who don't know much about heavy depression don’t know how far the train goes inside the bottom-most pits of hell and torture. It really is a horrible set of illnesses. If you say otherwise it’s just because you don’t know what severe or even moderate types of depression look like. Simple.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Redway

I seriously implore anyone who doesn’t believe in depression to visit an inpatient unit for the severely depressed.

“Suicide shouldn’t even be on your mind if you have money.”

When someone’s literally on death’s door and living in a world of nihilistic delusion it’s not really about how many numbers they have in their bank account. But people who don't know much about heavy depression don’t know how far the train goes inside the bottom-most pits of hell and torture. It really is a horrible set of illnesses. If you say otherwise it’s just because you don’t know what severe or even moderate types of depression look like. Simple.

Interesting you mentioned money and depression..

It reminds me of Chester Bennington ( Linkin Park) who had untold wealth , fabulously successful career and a beautiful young family …


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[LaLaLand]

Originally Posted by Redway

People calling depression “fake news”. You don’t understand depression (real, serious depression), you don’t understand mental illness and you’re exposing your ignorance. Everyone don’t gotta be a glorifier of the suited hustle-and-bustle world and fundamentally struggle with empathy. The world needs shrinks, counsellors and empathetic people more than it needs more runners-up for Wall Street and a career that’s more interesting on LinkedIn paper than in reality. And serious depression is almost worse than cancer.

Again, it all comes down to this issue of people lightening and trivialising the word “depression” and thinking it’s a pedestal for people with ‘fake’ issues and minor day-to-day anxieties of life to jump on for sympathy or attention on social media. Severe depression is a completely different kettle of fish and one of the most horrible illnesses someone can have. Often psychotic. In any case way beyond just needing to hit the gym more and remember that other people have it worse than them. You can find that out for yourself if you visit an ECT ward or generally just come close-up to someone suffering with severe depression. Even mild depression, the next step from that is often suicide or at least heart-attack. And that ain’t no joke.
So people really need to stop saying they have “depression and anxiety” or lumping them together too much. It lightens the true meaning of depression, undermines its potential severity and … ya. Plus there are plenty of disorders chilling (or not chilling) in the neighbourhood of “anxiety” so if you’re trying to go anywhere with that, be more specific. Is it generalised anxiety, social anxiety, agoraphobia or regular panic attacks?

As someone who has suffered with chronic and at times quite severe, bedridden-ing depression for almost fifteen years this was a joy to read Redway.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by LaLaLand

As someone who has suffered with chronic and at times quite severe, bedridden-ing depression for almost fifteen years this was a joy to read Redway.

Yes … sadly depression and extreme anxiety came with my Aspergers/ autism as a ‘bonus extra’ … even pne of my primary school reports when I was about 6 mentions that I was an ‘anxious little boy’

No improvements 60 years later..


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[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Redway

People calling depression “fake news”. You don’t understand depression (real, serious depression), you don’t understand mental illness and you’re exposing your ignorance. Everyone don’t gotta be a glorifier of the suited hustle-and-bustle world and fundamentally struggle with empathy. The world needs shrinks, counsellors and empathetic people more than it needs more runners-up for Wall Street and a career that’s more interesting on LinkedIn paper than in reality. And serious depression is almost worse than cancer.

Again, it all comes down to this issue of people lightening and trivialising the word “depression” and thinking it’s a pedestal for people with ‘fake’ issues and minor day-to-day anxieties of life to jump on for sympathy or attention on social media. Severe depression is a completely different kettle of fish and one of the most horrible illnesses someone can have. Often psychotic. In any case way beyond just needing to hit the gym more and remember that other people have it worse than them. You can find that out for yourself if you visit an ECT ward or generally just come close-up to someone suffering with severe depression. Even mild depression, the next step from that is often suicide or at least heart-attack. And that ain’t no joke.
So people really need to stop saying they have “depression and anxiety” or lumping them together too much. It lightens the true meaning of depression, undermines its potential severity and … ya. Plus there are plenty of disorders chilling (or not chilling) in the neighbourhood of “anxiety” so if you’re trying to go anywhere with that, be more specific. Is it generalised anxiety, social anxiety, agoraphobia or regular panic attacks?

I definitely agree with a lot of your points Redway.

My controversial belief, is that Celeb culture has unfortunately trivialized Mental Health issues to the point of having a bad week/month is them having "poor Mental Health" rather than just a bad period in their lives.

I mean I am personally lucky that I have never experienced poor Mental Health, I've had horrible stuff happen (like everyone does tbf, I'm not special in that regard) but I have never been mentally broken by them, I've probably come close a couple of times, but I do try to have Guts's mentality from Berserk of fighting on (obviously in a very different situation to Guts) but hopefully you get what I mean.

So basically I'm not a Mental Health expert, but I do believe that some Celebrities (not all,) are seeing the fact that society in general is opening up more about their Mental Health struggles, and having more sympathy for the people with poor Mental Health compared to a decade ago, and unfortunately I do think that some of these Celebrities are claiming falsely that they have had Mental Health issues, and the reason I think is for said Celeb to revitalize their fading career.

And what I think is then happening, is that some of society are unfortunately trivializing everybody who has poor Mental Health into the same negative stereotypes.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Interesting you mentioned money and depression..

It reminds me of Chester Bennington ( Linkin Park) who had untold wealth , fabulously successful career and a beautiful young family …


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Chester Bennington will always be a sad loss to the world imo.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by parmnion

I feel bad now .....

…how weird that was …but no, don’t feel bad because it was said with lightness and affection and not in any type of negative way…