Her lack of introspection or empathy rings true as well. Just a while ago she was brushing stuntmen off as having really easy jobs and now when a stuntman goes to the hospital she's brushing him off again.

I'm not your pal, buddy.

In what used to be a Baja Fresh!

Same thing happened to me. Came here to see if anyone was talking about how the Chipotle CEO was a dick to some waiter and ended up with antifa mockery. The new comments system claims another victim. #worsethan911GhaziGate

The "Brian's a dog" reminders always seemed to jibe awkwardly with him having a human girlfriend. But maybe I'm overthinking it.

This reminds me of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, which I just saw. The theme of devotion to and exaltation of endless repetition as a preferred state of being and not the existential nightmare that it is was just one of the problems I had with the movie. Eva Green was fetch though.

She's not your brah, friend.

I just blue myself.

I betting on it for Jessa. She was manic and talking about how hot she felt. I think Adam just feeds on her energy so becomes manic by proxy.

They hold equity in the PwC partnership. By general definition, a partner in a partnership holds equity in that partnership. However, that doesn't necessarily mean they're entitled to a share in the profits or that it would be costly to push them out. The Big 4 have different levels of "partner." The bottom,…

They're both regional managing partners for a Big 4 public accounting firm. This is publicly embarrassing but will have no impact on their professional careers.

I only knew Holmes through his (annoying) appearances on Doug Loves Movies. I also know he had a short lived TV show but I didn't watch it. So I had no idea about his Christian identity. But I understood pretty clearly his character and background from the pilot.

Gah. It's just a good luck symbol. You leftist SJWs are always calling everybody Nazis for no reason. This is how you forced us to vote for Trump!

Thanks for sharing. So many actors have to get that first break through some sort of hustle (getting auditions through a friend of a friend, saying "sure, I can ride a horse," etc.) it's refreshing to hear a legit, no-corners-cut story.

Just out of curiosity, how did you get Pearl Harbor? I used to work with actors and I always felt bad for them because of how hard it usually was to get that first legit job (can't get a SAG card or representation without a job, can't get a job without a SAG card or representation).

Back when the Tea Party was a thing, they sponsored "Tea Party" Republican debates and gave Michele fucking Bachmann hours of free air time.

"We shut up and took it for 8 years! Now it's your turn!"

Was Wilson your first agent? I'm always interested in stories of people parting ways with their first agent.

Ho boy. When we went back in forth on that Kesha story a few days ago, I gave you the benefit of the doubt and figured you just needed rape culture explained to you. But I guess you're just a sexist/homophobic troll looking to troll.

Dunno. Why have you not heard that she's been working regularly?