I don’t know, I feel like there are actors you watch because of their range and talent (a good male example is Daniel Day-Lewis), and actors you watch because of some inborn charisma/star quality that just makes them enormous fun to watch. Goldblum is one of the latter, for me at least.

Here I am as Catwoman, Eartha Kitt style:

Popcorn! Bummer is, I work alone in my office, so no one even gets to see it :(

Yeah, that didn’t seem like a typical faint. I’ve fainted plenty. Panicky stumbling and dramatic raising of arms are not on the menu when I’m passing out. More like, experiencing cold, clammy hand of death as you become unable to move your body and the light at the end of the tunnel fades. But maybe that’s just me.

That was no fainting from the heat of the lights. This woman is used to stage lights, heavy wigs, makeup, etc...

“He has changed a lot in the past few months.”

Rory standing up to Chris is hands down my favourite Rory moment (to be fair there aren’t many to choose from). It’s one of the few times you see her caring about Lorelai’s happiness a lot more than any desire she might have to see her family reunited. She knows Chris is toxic garbage and pretty much tells him as…

“Exotic” as a descriptor has been used so much by people when they ask me “what are you?” that it makes my skin crawl. I had a guy follow me two whole train car lengths asking me “what breed are you?” and me telling him to leave me alone. It’s not flattering and it’s not fun to spill out my ancestry to every Tom, Dick…

There is no way you can ask without being an asshole. Just don’t.

Yeah, Europe, Canada and Australia (I don’t know about the UK) have very strict advertising and labelling rules - this is a good thing.

So now it’s just he said vs she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said,…

This is just wrong. Champagne is a defined and regulated thing. It’s like if you went to buy an iphone and they gave you a knockoff. They do the same functions, would you still complain?

NO. Read the facts of the fucking case. She an elderly woman who got third god damn degree burns. COFFEE SHOULD NOT BE SERVED BOILING.

Champagne, prosecco, sekt, cava etc are made differently and/or with different grapes. Franciacorta I guess would be most similar or maybe one of the sparkling wines made in the champenoise method from more northern CA. I mean it’s like buying a knockoff bag. Those people who care will get mad and other people who may…

They promised product X for money. They took the money and provided product Y instead of X. Sounds pretty dishonest to me.

Are you trolling or did you seriously not see the multiple comments explaining how the woman ENDED UP IN THE HOSPITAL WITH SEVERE BURNS ANd $20K IN BILLS because McD’s made a little bit more money with super heated coffee they could sell faster?

Same here. If you advertise a Champagner-Frühstück, you have to serve Champgne at breakfast, not Sekt. Which can be just as good, but it would be a Sektfrühstück.

These are completely separate cases. In one case, person received an inferior product the the one that was promised. In another case, a woman was burned almost to death and ended up with permanent disabilities and disfigurement. Not to mention that her lawyers eventually found out that employees, management, and…

In that case the coffee was so hot that it MELTED her jeans to her skin. She deserves every penny that she got from them. McDicks was very smart to play the press game and insure that everyone thought that she was an idiot who didn’t realize that coffee is in fact hot.

Let this be the first and only joke of its kind.