Ah, yes, how could I forget my dad?!

And her “breakout” role/“best” performance was overdubbed and altered, about which she had this to say:

BECAUSE WOMEN ARE HYSTERICAL, AND GROSS THINGS HAPPEN BETWEEN THEIR LEGS, AND THEY SHOULD BE ECSTATIC TO BE MIRACLE FACTORIES!! I screech as a totally down-to-earth, calm, cool and collected man in complete control of all of my emotions.

You were pickin’ up what I was puttin’ down. :)

If I ever make it over to Jolly Ol’, you know I got some for Marge’s grave!

We can practice on Cheney’s. 

Oh, for sure.
For my scene, I’d add an end title card: Cara Dune née Carl Dune was buried at space.

Ah, yes, the ol’ Tesla Messla Distraction. He’s employed that one as masterfully W. using the “Terror Alert” during his presidency.

You’re right, of course.

Didn’t Liz Cheney vote in line with Trump way more than Elise Stefanik? Topsy-turvy world.

I apologize for giving this wayyyyyy too much thought, but is this some sort of attempt by Elon to appease his alt-right incel fanboys who think his trip to Israel was a little too much? By defending Carano and her “right” to spew anti-semitic bullshit on TwiX, does he think he’ll be back in their loving arms soon…

After getting accused of being in a movie that’s tOo WoKE! for the Daily Wire crowd, it seems like Gina decided she better try to... get recast in The Mandalorian?  

From The Hollywood Reporter:

You mean, you weren’t one of the fives of people who went out on opening day to see Prayer of the Terry–er, Terror on the Prairie, rather?! It made a whopping $804 in the US that day... boffo box office!

It either doesn’t work, or it works too well, and the, ahem... deplorables go, “Oooh, cruelty as the main policy? Let’s try that!”

Don’t really know what the big deal is—dictators famously cede power quickly and without much fuss.

Oh, 100%. The bastardization of 1984 in recent years has been verrrrrry annoying.

It’s absolute bullshit to act like nations should hold hands and sing kumbaya with people who recently attacked them.

😂

Oh, interesting. I’ve always known it as a Chicago term.