Mulder always looks like he’s a kid borrowing his dad’s suit.
Mulder always looks like he’s a kid borrowing his dad’s suit.
Plus it means your trash doesn’t ever stink.
I’d still charge that guy more than $400 per month for sticking that box in my living room and then occupying it every night.
Article said Sunset, I think. Confusing.
“Come on you guys, stop putting your wine glasses and stuff on my box.”
It’s terrible from most places except possibly the east bay and even then, it’s still expensive.
Yeah, I thought $400 seemed cheap for what he’s getting and not worth it for the other roommates ($1000 a month plus this ugly occupied box in the living room - I’d charge more).
Dating someone who lives in their >friend’s< parent’s basement. It happened to me.
So did DeNiro’s publicist take him aside and explain to him how terrible defending this film made him look? Because a few days ago, he wanted us all to have a nice discussion about this.
I’ve started reading these reviews purely to play plot-or-character-error bingo.
I had the same depressing thought yesterday.
Nope, wrong, Miguel. Most of the time, I forget that I had one. Pregnancy, however, made me suicidal.
Don’t buy it. Horses don’t tend to trample people on purpose. When people get trampled by horses, it’s because it was unavoidable, ie, there was no other place for the horse to go without itself falling over.
It’s okay. I’ve never actually gone through with recycling a bad book, it seems wrong somehow. But I’ve definitely considered it. Freedom came from the library, so I wasn’t able to entertain the fantasy.
Was it one of those books you were tempted to put in the recycling rather than give it away because you thought the world would be a better place with one less copy of it?
SO ANNOYING
Where were all of you when I had to read Freedom for my stupid book club and everyone loved it??
I would argue that any kind of scolding of adults is problematic.