It’s also a reassurance to the person asking. It lets them go on with their lives. They want to think the person is improving, not that life is hell and they sometimes think about stepping in front of a train.
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She also said that fire doesn’t melt steel after 9/11, so he was hardly alone in going after her.
Don’t forget the accent.
It was an owned asset when whatever the legacy company was called at the time sold. Kinja was free to use, so Kinja it was. There was a recent confirmation from one of the writers that Paste is moving comments to WordPress, though. So hopefully this is temporary.
Soon!
I’m sure it will uphold the Blues Brothers legacy of essential belated sequels to beloved movies.
I don’t think that will be an unpopular opinion. I’m squarely in the demographic and loved it as another overly silly Brooks production (the opening shot of the cruiser passing overhead, mocking the beginning of Star Wars, is a prime example of funny, silly, not funny, back around to being funny again humor) but have…
“The other biker wives are nothing more than coat hangers for leather jackets.”
Now that’s a bike.
Stone classic.
Probably found out she didn’t actually agree with him about the blacks and the Jews.
I think he was someone who New York real estate people knew was a total promoter; attached his name to as many expensive properties as possible using other peoples’ money and/or licensing agreements but wasn’t actually accomplished in any measurable way other than notoriety.
During the Apprentice (early days, anyway) he still carried the reputation of someone who was highly successful and presumably knew how to hire talented people. He really wasn’t a loudmouth and IIRC didn’t yell at all; to the contrary he was normally pretty thoughtful and restrained. That’s the persona he rode into…
Her reaction in real-time pretty much sealed it. She put on an “oh my I’m so hot right now but what just happened?” expression while holding he pose.
Don’t all custom leather halftime outfits come with a velcro tear-away breast cover, no undergarment and a nipple ring, that the performer’s partner is unaware of but just happens to rip off right at the finale?
He’s out in the Hamptons during the summer where half the people on the road are probably above the legal limit so I doubt he thought twice about it. BAC will tell a big part of the story here. An extra glass of wine with dinner, or all day by the pool and pulling a Wolf of Wall Street back to his place?
Maybe that’s why he relinquished his license, you can’t take your car to jail.
That’s the best part!
It sure didn’t explore how he drowned as a child, snatched the lone survivor from a canoe 20 years later (still child-sized), and shortly thereafter had the build of a middle linebacker.
It’s possible they’d budgeted $4 - 5 million for where the production was at that point but twice that had already been spent.