I don't love any movie I consider terrible, but I do enjoy some parts of movies I consider terrible.
I have a love hate relationship with Michael Bay Transformers. Love the character designs, the flashy action scenes, but I absolutely abhor the plot (yeah if you can call it a plot).
Later during my teens I wanted to be an artist. And I did.
I pursued the arts for a very long time. Started as a silversmith while I was still in my teens, a career that lasted about 15 years give or take. Meanwhile I kept studying arts. I managed to get some illustrations published but it wasn't a lot. As my silversmith era was ending, I got into 3D design/VFX. I managed to work for a small studio for two years. Best job in my whole life, unfortunately it ended too roughly with a mix of industry collapse, burnout and personal relationship problems all entangled.
That was a couple years ago and in spite of my best efforts I couldn't get a job in 3D ever again. This in turn drove me into depression, of which I'm crawling out of, currently holding a job in retail ( I jumped from one retail place to another until I found a decent work environment) but unfortunately my creative side is not giving any signs of life. The current AI debacle adds insult to injury, discouraging sharing new work at all if I had anything substantial to produce.
It's shit. But it used to be great. I wonder if there's something of Phoenix in me or if I'm just a pile of ashes. Only time will tell but the years keep piling up and things don't improve.
You need motivation? Think of how much you would save over a year. Because it is an ongoing expense. At the moment you are spending $1320 dollars every year if my math is right. Judging from most comments here, prepaid plans are around $30 a month or so, that's a massive difference! What would you do with $900 to spare? Also most carriers let you keep your number, right? So what's to lose?
I'm not reading this wall of text but if I understand your introduction to it- are you pasting someone's journal entry for everyone to read???? Even after admitting that reading that for yourself was wrong? Can't you summarize the gist of it if there is something you really really need to discuss instead of copying it verbatim?
An appraiser will definitely be more familiar with things such as how horns age, and would be able to see the item first hand. It's a nice horn but yes there isn't anything too outstanding about it. Glad I could share something interesting about it, sorry it's not really much.
Not at all where I am