A few things: 1) Pretty sure the opening sermon scene happens AFTER the courthouse scene, timeline-wise. That’s why one says “I do believe the Monsignor’s finally got the point.”
2) Of course he doesn’t recognize the main characters, he was imprisoned before they were old enough to recognize them. They specifically…

A shoe rack in your trunk. You out there living in 3018 and we at Marshall’s tryna find matching shoes.

Funny story about shoes...So this one time Stephen Crockett was in my car..and I told him I had to change my shoes when we got out of the car...So I popped open my trunk & there he saw my shoe rack..with about 30 options...lol. I truly have a shoe addiction..but it’s mainly boots..anything from Fyre to Cole Haan...to…

I still have my copy of the OEF Rules of Engagement from when I was deployed to Kosovo 10 years ago.

Keep in mind that the police were only supposed to be looking for someone who, at worst, was committing property crimes. Yet they managed to escalate that into the taking of an innocent man’s life. Having your car broken into sucks, but nothing like being dead forever. If I owned one of the damaged cars and heard that…

Because they’re trained not too. They are trained that their lives are more important than anyone else’s and when in doubt, shoot first.

They do a lot to avoid sweatshop labor, are attempting to minimize their products’ impact on the environment, and sponsor a lot of womens’ organizations. Their product is expensive for what it is, but it’s because of the (relative) amount of corporate responsibility.

Did you find a cheaper car with similar specs and miles under 18k?

I’m not really sure what kind of answer you want, but I think you should but a Miata.

Back when I was in college, I had this one Principal Investigator (a professor who heads up an academic research group, for those not in-the-know) who grew up in Hyderabad. Whenever any undergrad came in talking about their yoga class, he would grill them relentlessly on Hinduism and Indian spiritual culture, much to…

This isn’t entirely related, but it’s funny how the “yoga community” doesn’t have one single Indian. I hate that it’s become so associated with upper middle class white women and their “wellness” moment.

I’m laughing at the three most currently lopsided ones, all which have <10 votes at the time of this post; anti-vaxxers, megachurches, and... Bitcoin!

My only trip-up was Pro Hairstylists vs 70 Degree Days. I got some difficult hair.

I think social media, smart-phones, and texting/messaging play a huge part.

1-800-273-TALK

Upside:

I totally understand their lack of panic.

I think it would be interesting to look at well-written heroes who are near-universally loved pretty much only by only women (Anne Shirley, Jo March, Elizabeth Bennet, trying to think of a similar example in movies not based on books...).

I’ma start offering my services as an Executive Assistant of Googling Shit to old white people who should know better but don’t.

Good thing there’s a better book choice out there for all of us, just in time for Easter-