Rafa Boladeras

3 weeks ago | ranker.com | Rafa Boladeras

From a former Redditor:For clarity, we've never actually argued about this, and it's mostly a forgotten issue, but every time we go to a concert, she gets very sick. She suffers from migraines, and I'm not sure if that has anything to do with it, but I'm sure the loud bass affects her somehow and makes her physically ill. The last 4 times we've been out, she's ended up with her head in my lap, vomiting profusely (outdoor events) while I sit and miss the show.

3 weeks ago | ranker.com | Rafa Boladeras

A movie's opening scene tells you a lot about what you’re about to watch next. They set the tone, present the most important characters, and get you fired up about what you’ve just started watching. In the best films, they're so good they could be their own movie. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case, as there are memorable films with unmemorable opening scenes and even movies with opening scenes so blunt they make you immediately say, “Nope” and stop watching.

3 weeks ago | ranker.com | Rafa Boladeras

From Redditor u/EvieEverything777:The cast: Me Evie, age 28. Fiancé: Daniel, age 32. Service dog: Maddie, age 6 ½. Nephew: Nathan, age 19. Details to start: my fiancé has a service dog for his epilepsy. He has seizures that, thanks to medication, have gotten better and are almost on a schedule (2-week gaps). He's had this service dog for 6 years now, a lab named Maddie. We take her everywhere. Because of his health, his family never took him to a theme park, so I brought it up.

3 weeks ago | ranker.com | Rafa Boladeras

From a former Redditor:Hear me out. I (31F) and my husband tried for 5 years to get pregnant. Testing eventually revealed I have eggs of f*cking steel, and without medical help, I'll never get pregnant. So that's what we did. We gave our samples and one petri dish, and 9 months later, I have 2 beautiful fraternal twin boys, Jake and Adam. The thing is Jake has a condition. Without going into detail, it requires a shot once a week. Once he is older, he can take pills.

1 month ago | ranker.com | Rafa Boladeras

Braveheart's climax is all about the execution of William Wallace (Mel Gibson) by the English. He’s already been tortured and will get a quick death if he repents, yet Wallace does the contrary, consequences be damned, and he gets disemboweled for it. When he shouts “Freedom!” it’s an inspiring yet tragic moment as both the audience and the character know what’s coming next: his beheading. Believe it or not, Wallace’s true execution was even worse.