I think longer hair lengths do a lot for him. Not era appropriate for Queen’s Gambit, but here we are:

He’s like, in between actual, real-person nice and politician nice.

*Character spoilers for Gambit, in case you still haven’t watched it. Why the hell haven’t you watched it yet? It’s literally seven episodes???*

Yes! I’m 68 and I cannot wait to see it.

What’s age got to do with it? I’m over 50 and am ecstatic about this film, along with all my friends, of all ages.

To me, those are non-starters. I fucking hate them. If you’re going to present me with a murderer, make them realistic. Psychopaths don’t have consciences.

Dexter is the worst of them all. A way for people to get the vicarious thrill of being a serial killer with a clear conscience because the victims “deserve” it.

Ugh. We’ve been here already with yesteryear’s child stars from the movie industry, none of whom appeared to survive unscathed (if at all) and I’m feeling worried and depressed already for all the YouTube kids who could become a next generation of f***ed up adults. No amount of money is worth that. Absolutely none.

Well, if y’all had taken your hydroxychloroquine and disinfectant injections like you were advised by your stable genius president, you wouldn't be in this predicament right now.

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The fuck!?!

Plus his dad is Darth Vader!

“Become able” is not the same as “start caring” you said they will stop caring at 65 not that they will still care to but are prevented.

So youre saying Mitch *had* a stake in the country but then turned 66 and suddenly it was gone?

Yeah even just getting my grandmothers and mom (she works in a nursing home) vaccinated will be a big relief. I’ve heard mixed things about whether you can still be infectious after so i’m hoping that gets clarified soon

I think people are underestimating how quickly things will begin to change as vaccines start rolling out. The relief I’ll feel when my grandmothers, my husband’s immune-compromised father, my parents who work in schools, are vaccinated will be unreal. And the threshold for things going slowly back to normal isn’t…

Yeah, this. The teachers, medical personnel and retail & service workers haven’t been able to hunker down at home and they are feeling the effects. I also have a few family members who are immunocompromised. Being able to go to medical appointments without feeling like they’re risking their lives and being able to do…

For people who work from home, then the road ahead probably sounds tedious. For people who must go to work and interact with other people, getting the vaccine (whether this month or four months from now) will provide more peace of mind even if they can’t go out for after-work drinks and hug their grandmother just yet.

The trouble with age limits are that individuals can vary so widely. I know 75 year olds who are as sharp as they’ve ever been and 60 year olds who are showing signs of decline. I don’t know how one can fairly and reasonably account for the whole spectrum.