ever, and ever, and ever eternally in the greys...mmmm, maybe one of these years I won’t be

Yes, that is a universal and quite useful question to diffuse nosey a$$holes. I’ve had to use it to put an end to questioning more than once, as in:

Wow, wow, wow!! Are you trying to be obtuse?!

Hey, Diane Keaton, if might be of interest for you to take a look at this article from Vanity Fair. And make note of word “Undeniable” in the article title.

The tooth was eventually found on the floor of the strip club and returned to him,

Yes, yes, yes! All the stars for you.

I would beg to differ on the “nice dresses.” They look like long ice skating dresses.

That was must exact thought too when reading this. I was thinking, “Please, please, please don’t say she had to actually give him an injection in his dick; please, please, please.”

Did you notice the “waddler” under his chin that definitely has a crease—makes it look like a neck-butt.

Jesus, Mary and Joseph...what IS that??! Barf-o-rama. <shudder>

Agreed. She was great in Monster with Charlize Theron.

I’m forever in the greys, and yet this douchenozzle who isn’t, can convey his/her ignorant laziness in the comments section.

I soooo look forward to this every day; thank you for your service.

Ha! Me too. I live for the daily addition to the color palette.

The movie Star 80 came out in 1983 about Dorothy and Paul - awesomely played by Mariel Hemingway and Eric Roberts. I hated Eric Roberts for the longest time after seeing him in this role.

Exactly. And thank goodness we don’t play the anthem at my job before I start work like they do at games before the players start their jobs.

Yet I’m sure you don’t have any trouble with people going to get a beer or talking when the anthem is playing.

Crushing right there with you on Redford. My favorite time era of him was when he was in The Natural.

Are you, perchance, related to Stan Finger of the Wichita Eagle?

Yep, that was the first thing I noticed. Does this chick not have a stylist? Or if she does, she needs an update on proper apparel lengths.