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Everyone talks about Rockstar’s biggest games, but always forgets this absolute banger. I loved State of Emergency as a kid, and honestly, revisiting it just now was actually really fun. It is pure PS2-era chaos and still has something about it that games today just do not offer. You...

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this was such a cool movie to see as a kid because Keenan Ivory Wayans, was actually one of the first private investigators I saw on screen. not like the ones from Heat of the Night at grandma's house or the ones that seemed like serious cops, but a really cool and funny one. and you know I had to include the 'Bernard! Scene' 😂
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this was such a cool movie to see as a kid because Keenan Ivory Wayans, was actually one of the first private investigators I saw on screen. not like the ones from Heat of the Night at grandma's house or the ones that seemed like serious cops, but a really cool and funny one. and you know I had to include the 'Bernard! Scene' 😂

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Went for a swim today cause I just couldn’t face going to the park needed something different and I got exactly what I needed. The sunshine behind me is not a reflection of how the pool actually was. It was a very, very gloomy swim. The sun has only come out now and I’ve hardly eaten the last 2 days but I look as flat as I have ever looked in gosh months.
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Went for a swim today cause I just couldn’t face going to the park needed something different and I got exactly what I needed. The sunshine behind me is not a reflection of how the pool actually was. It was a very, very gloomy swim. The sun has only come out now and I’ve hardly eaten the last 2 days but I look as flat as I have ever looked in gosh months.

Sam's Tailor

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Yoon Jaechan talks about Kim Hyeyoon comforting him during Salmokji filming: “She’s really a good sunbae and colleague” While I was filming the movie, I was also filming a drama at the same time… It was weighing on my mind, and at that time I also wasn’t really able to sleep properly, so my head was hurting a lot, and while trying to get through the filming I kept thinking, “ah, my condition isn’t good today” and I was kind of lying face down in the car like this, and then… our god-Hyeyoon sunbaenim patted my back and said, “just feel everything as much as you want to feel it, you can use all the time you need, so take all the time you need and do the acting you want as much as possible.” She said something like that, and I think it comforted me a lot at the time. I think it really comforted me then, and it made me think, “ah, she is really a good sunbae and also, she is a good colleague too”
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Yoon Jaechan talks about Kim Hyeyoon comforting him during Salmokji filming: “She’s really a good sunbae and colleague” While I was filming the movie, I was also filming a drama at the same time… It was weighing on my mind, and at that time I also wasn’t really able to sleep properly, so my head was hurting a lot, and while trying to get through the filming I kept thinking, “ah, my condition isn’t good today” and I was kind of lying face down in the car like this, and then… our god-Hyeyoon sunbaenim patted my back and said, “just feel everything as much as you want to feel it, you can use all the time you need, so take all the time you need and do the acting you want as much as possible.” She said something like that, and I think it comforted me a lot at the time. I think it really comforted me then, and it made me think, “ah, she is really a good sunbae and also, she is a good colleague too”

HYEYOON BASE

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