Precisely. Everyone is so wrapped up in the now that they forget wondering how W got into Yale as an underacheiving drug addict.

“My book exposed a grubby secret of American higher education: that the rich buy their underachieving children’s way into elite universities with massive, tax-deductible donations,”

I’m not sure about that. Keep in mind that Garth was a character on SNL before the movie and Spheeris was involved. It’s not impossible that Myers and Carvey created Garth specifically thinking of Spheeris, but it would have been a pretty long while before she was involved with the movie.

Pretty clear to see what Garth’s look was based off of.

Here’s a thought, and I’m just spit-balling: What if the school guarantees the kid won’t get paid? 

How did they decide who gets to look at the camera for that picture?

But...isn’t that exactly what he did?

A few years ago, a client invited me to the member/guest outing at his country club. We were about half way through our round, about to tee off, when a guy ran across our fairway, club in hand, full sprint to the green of an adjacent hole, where he swung his club in an attempt to take another guy’s head off. He…

Next time, turn him away from the hospital and let him die. Let these kids start dying and let’s see how long it takes for the anti-vaxxer movement to stop.

Makes sense, since his roster-building sensibilities is like someone who plays MyLeague with budgets off.

Agreed. If the stories and scriptures are actually correct... It was a united front from the Israeli Governing body and the Romans that put this dude to death.

Caiaphas is actually shown in a relatively sympathetic light, especially compared to historical, anti-Jewish passion plays: He dismisses baseless & contradictory testimony, and only sentences Jesus when he hears a direct confession that he intends to tear down the Temple— which to him is sacrilege. He’s doing what he…

What are you talking about? They throw/have balls thrown at them for a living. Suggesting a player throw a ball back at him for throwing them too hard to begin with is not a threat.

Yeah that’s not really an appalling quote. Now if Smith had said, “You’re a quarterback for Buffalo,” *that* would be appalling.

and speculated that the injury could have been much worse given that clouds had covered up the harsh sun that shined over Orlando prior to the game

It what world would that quote ever be appalling?

He’s not jacked he is cut, jacked means big (Cavill for example) and cut means small but good lean body mass.

I have to admit, in the age of Infinity War and Aquaman, you really have to give Fox and Kinberg props for making a superhero movie that looks as if it could have been made in 2009.

If only she could change into an actor with more an emotional range beyond the simple A to B. It’s like watching Hayden Christensen grow breasts.

“That resolution will not pass the Senate. And you can take that back to whoever sent you here.”