I was just looking into this this week because of the release of Infinity War, and, FWIW, it looks like part of the issue is pricing and exclusivity — Infinity War is $25 through Vudu, while Apple is committed to selling their 4k movies for $20.
I was just looking into this this week because of the release of Infinity War, and, FWIW, it looks like part of the issue is pricing and exclusivity — Infinity War is $25 through Vudu, while Apple is committed to selling their 4k movies for $20.
Cliff > Chris
“He’s like Reese, only he still kills people” is exactly how I explained Frank to the spouse.
Given the state of Emma in the movies, I hope it’s just an allusion to the Cuckoos.
I’ve been reading The Punisher since the ‘80s and had the same issue as Caroline. It’s not that he killed them — it’s that he killed them gleefully after they were no longer threats. They weren’t hardened killers like in DD s2, or even later in the same episode, and they weren’t killed in the heat of the fight.
that both BuzzFeed and Vice would miss their revenue targets this year
...at what point is it fair to think someone is stupid because they don’t agree with my beliefs? I mean, I’m willing to accept some nuance around tax policy or the DH, but a wholesale rejection of science is a bit much.
This is my new favorite thing.
seems a bit slow on the plot side and not too much has happened.
It’s almost like players being trapped against their will without alternatives flies in the face of “they’re paid with an education, no one’s forcing them to do anything” rhetoric.
Maybe they are big fans of the Aurora Teagarden mystery series on Hallmark?
His album is worth checking out too (It’s on Spotify) — “Spicy Chicken Stir Fry” is an amazing bit.
I mean, it’s almost like he waited to release a statement because he knew proof was going to come out.
I saw it on PFT and was expecting the worst, but full credit, the majority of posters seemed to sympathize with him, and the “pics or it didnt happen” crew was relatively minor.
Nvm, nothing to see here.
Most of the people I know who shop at Whole Foods (myself included at one point) do so because it’s walking distance and convenient.
If it matters, the protests in Ferguson and at the University of Missouri had actual list of demands of concrete actions they wanted to see achieved. You can google, but I believe one of them was about instituting programs that train police officers in de-escalating violence. I would guess mandatory body cams was also…
If BP runs an ad — including branded content — to tell you how great it is for the environment, or a political party or advocacy group does the same, it’s still an ad even if they aren’t trying to sell you something.
“I don’t remember Gandhi playing a team sport, idiot!”
It’s like when people say “I’m fine with (protests, diversity efforts, whatever), but I can see how it would upset some people.”