Looking for slightly lower speaker standards I have these kind of standards at the moment but I am looking for something half the height or very close to half the height
Watched in 2009/2010, live-action, might have been non-English Beginning of the movie starts out with a bunch of young girls (around 12 or so) being taught ballet by a mean, old lady. Eventually, they're performing for old men to be bought as slaves. The main character is potentially raped by the man who buys her. The end of the movie is a POV shot from the house/cabin the man lives in with the girl running away.
Anyone know of any good places were I can find interesting topics about events and topics throughout history that are actually interesting? Whenever you search up about interesting history events it gives you the most basic dogshit answers like the moon landing or I have a dream speech. I want to know about legit interesting facts, like legal codes or reforms in how wars were fought or anything like that.
I saw this video on /v/ years ago. This guy is either playing DOTA or League, already screaming " Fuck these guys!" at his team. He starts typing in game chat, and when one of his teammates responds with a salt emoji he loses it, screaming loud enough to blow his mic out and smashing his keyboard into his desk several times. When he smashes the keyboard it types some random shit in the chat box. The video was called "Press (whatever was typed) To Pay Respect" on YouTube. If only I could remember what was typed I could probably find it. Hopefully one of you guy remembers it or has better search skills than me.
I found a mod that I want to download for a game but it's locked behind a password that you can get (for free) by scanning this QR code and joining a WeChat group. I've spent maybe the past four (4) hours trying to make an account and giving up after a lot of bs. I'd figure I'd try asking here in the extremely offchance someone does have an account and wouldn't mind getting the password for me. Thanks.
Is there a way to filter text/filenames containing two or more underscores but letting text with only one underscore be unaffected by the regex filter?