Nah, the question is why do glorified administrators get to pocket billions of dollars on the backs of unpaid college athletes.
Nah, the question is why do glorified administrators get to pocket billions of dollars on the backs of unpaid college athletes.
Nope. The military serves civilians in this country. You don’t get to use “morale” - i.e., makes the troglodytes uncomfortable - as an excuse to exclude broad classes of people from one of the major sources of political leadership in this nation - especially for non-wealthy citizens.
I’m imagining him spending all few days of the “marriage” whining about “the one that got away,” until she finally realizes her mistake and fucks off too.
Maybe!
*yawn*
Thank you for taking note of my CUNT- Creativity, Uniqueness, Nerve, and Talent!
That’s general (and longstanding) Times style on second reference. It’s Mr. XYZ and Mrs. ABC. That’s just how they do it. It isn’t meant to belittle anyone.
The New York Times eschews the standard AP practice of using only last names and always adds Mr/Mrs/Ms in their stories.
It’s Saturday and nothing big has happened. Pretty much the definition of a slow news day.
Given that they got your clicks/pageviews instead of you ignoring the headline, it wasn’t a waste on their part.
We call those people ‘Bakersfieldians’. Actually, we used to call them Valley Rats because they would come to the beaches in the summer and fucking destroy them. Beer cans, gas cans, oil slicks, trash, old tires etc etc. just left on the beach without a care. Every year we’d have to organize several beach clean ups…
Oh crap. I forgot about Diana Ross being her mother-in-law.
She named one of her kids “Chutney”, so....
I feel like there is something implied by telling Diana Ross that you named her granddaughter after a popular singer from the 60s and 70s... Mick Jagger.
He dorked it up with Nelson as the middle name. Jagger Nelson’s twin sister is named Jules Presley. (We are good friends though, his son is a little weird but his daughter is so much like me it is scary...I tend to give my attitude to girl children tangential to me by some sort of osmosis.)
My ex-husband named his son Jagger. I once broke up with him in high school for not taking me to a Rolling Stones concert. I feel like there may be some underlying thing going on there.
80s team up movie about a Cop with nothing to lose, a Boxer one week from retirement, a Wildcard rogue soldier, and the best damn recruit out of West Point all joining forces to fight the one war they can’t win alone. Played by Jean Claude Van Damme, Carl Weathers, Steven Segal, and Bridgette Neilson.
It’s like Comic Sans got drunk on chardonnay and started wearing a cheap pink feather boa.
Maybe a law firm?
I agree. BTW, did anyone call out Christopher Nolan when there was the shooting during The Dark Knight Rises and ask him to advocate for gun control? I don’t remember.