Mayt dayminnnn!!!! Mayt daymin Mat daymin?
Here it is also....
....would have been funnier if Giselle was "visiting" and came out of Matt's house at the end.
They should've included Affleck and Wahlberg too.
Sarah Silverman would have been funnier considering that's where this started.
This is what passes as comedy today?
Belichick's press conference immediately after: "We're on to the next house. Next question."
Matt Damon's press conference: "Mayyt Dayyyminnn!!!!"
Mayt dayminnnn!!!! Mayt daymin Mat daymin?
Another Koallity post...I would ask if you had something better to do than obsess over Matt Damon but apparently you don't!
Unbearable.
Drop Bear-able.
Drop Bears (like Joe) are vile, wretched creatures.
https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/news/2013/04/drop-bears-target-tourists-study-says/
What do you all think about the TB12 Method?
Don’t know much about sport science but I’m pretty sure his guy Alex Guerrero is considered to be “unscientific” and as a result in a way unethical with his practices.
A lot of people vouch for the methods though so I’m not sure what to believe!
Someone at work simplified the diet portion of Guerrero's methods to eating a more alkaline rich diet. Haven't bothered to look into what the really means.
I switched over to drinking alkaline water and lost the dad bod. I could only imagine what dedicating yourself to a complete alkaline diet does.
Plus, in laboratory studies, cancer cannot grow in alkaline environments. Only time will tell but I haven't seen any side effects or heard of dangers (like what Keto diets can do to liver and kidneys) from an alkaline diet either.
Cancer can't grow in alcoholic environments either, but that's not the best dietary advice to give someone.
Also can't grow in bleach environments. Nor P32 radioactive isotope environments. The list of upcoming fad diets goes on.
Curious - did you change anything else other than the water (i.e. any changes in diet, exercise, etc.)? If not, how much weight did you lose and over what period of time?
Alkaline water typically has a pH around 8 (compared to regular water at 7), so it's surprising that changing the water alone would have such transformative results.
Nope... just the water
At first I cut out anything with High Fructose Corn Syrup in it. Lost 15 pounds.
Then switched to water and lost another 15.
Always been active... I just had a stubborn fup which wouldn't go away. Plus I'm over 40 so the metabolism is different. So no other lifestyle changes.
Alkaline water typically has a pH around 8 (compared to regular water at 7), so it's surprising that changing the water alone would have such transformative results.
Last time I tested, my water was 8.9. Considering the average tap is 6, a two to three swing in readings is a big difference.
I'm all for it if it helps me land an underwear model wife.
Google "Alex Guerrero" and you will have plenty of info but essentially he is a quack that preaches alternative medicine and alkaline diets. Mostly associated with athletes and celebrities that lack the basic understanding that the body MUST maintain acid-base homeostasis and while your urine pH may change with your diet your stomach and blood pH will not maintain a pH outside a specific range unless you have a disease process, are in the ICU, or dead/dying. While alkaline diets can very easily be healthy, it is because you have made the switch to eating unprocessed and whole foods and drinking more water, which does not require paying twice as much for fancy bottled water.
So how does drinking alkaline water, into a highly acidic stomach, maintain its alkalinity? Then again I haven’t taken inorganic chem in 40 years.
He's a natural... I see an NFL broadcaster in his future when he retires from football in anther 10-15 years!
I thought he was going to be UM's QB Coach!
Cue a bunch of people who have an odd irrational hate for Matt Damon for reasons they cannot articulate.
I'm not up on pop culture -- why do people dislike him?
Something something Hollywood elite... yada yada #metoo......something something....Ben Affleck.
That is what I have been able to put together.
Is there Matt Damon hate? I know there is Ben Affleck hate which is very real and within reason.
Yeah, there is Matt Damon hate. It isn't as strong as Ben Affleck hate but it is a thing.
What is the rationale for the Ben Affleck hate? Having an affair?
I think some of it which is misdirected is his relationship with JLo, which, it's his own private life but then he made Gigli with her and yeah... that movie... wow!
Outside of the work he's done with Matt Damon, it's not anything great, by any means. He's been in more good/bad movies than anything. Movies that aren't really that good at all and his performance isn't but they're entertaining at 2am when nothing else is in, see Boiler Room.
He's been in a ton of movies, and if you look at the first half of his career, it's a good career but the second half leaves a lot to be desired and brings down the body of work as a whole.
Disagree. There are times when he leaves a lot to be desired as an actor but he has legit directing chops, and that is where he spends most of his time these days. Gone Baby Gone, The Town, and Argo are really good movies. I think he also gave a really under-appreciated performance in Gone Girl as well. I personally thought he should have been nominated for it.
I think you mean Argo.
I did and fixed, thanks.
People may dislike him and say his movies aren’t great, but good gosh damn is The Town a great movie.
The Town is probably one of my favorite movies of all time.
"What? You think you're the only guy in Charlestown with a gun? Get it through your head, I'm not fuckin' workin' for ya!"
I think it is close to a masterpiece through the first two acts. The Fenway job and corresponding events jumped the shark though and I don't think the last third held up. It was still really good but I think could have been Best Picture good if it didn't turn into Die Hard at the end.
Gone Baby Gone is also fantastic.
Bourne never gets old. Watched them about twenty times.
Ah, yes.....I had nearly (rightfully) forgotten about Gigli.
One of those rare films that had a budget of millions and made maybe $10 at the box office.
Ben Affleck ruined Jack Ryan.
Agreed, but I think this calls for an official "Rank the Jack Ryan" thread. My rankings:
1. Alec Baldwin (if for no other reason than his Sean Connery impersonation during the movie)
2. Harrison Ford (a close second)
3. John Krasinski
4. Chris Pine
5. Other actors that weren't cast
6. Ben Affleck
Because he (Ben) sucks as an actor?
His interaction with Sam Harris shows that he's not particularly bright, and made him seem like an asshole. That's why I don't care for him, but i do like him as an actor
Really? I think he made a few really good points in that discussion.
I thought he let his own emotions and feelings get in the way of logic and common sense, but that's just my opinion
I think he was emotional about the topic, but spoke reasonably and made good points.
You missed their best roles.
Great scene. I have an animal loving, vegan friend who I call Brent because of that movie .