Or a Tractor Supply commercial. 

I agree 1923 is the show to watch out of the others in the Yellowstone saga.

Pacino was probably busy making that Nazi Hunter series for Amazon. 

I don’t recall that at all. If they couldn’t afford it, how did they buy it?

Post traumatic stress is apparently something these folks have never experienced.

How do you know what his family gave him?

What series are all of you watching?

Haven’t we seen stories about women having fat removed from one part of their bodies and injected somewhere else?

Harry gave up his relationship with his family. Previously, Meghan gave up a career to marry him. That was her choice and she did it willingly. But she also tried very hard to make her new position work, and for everything she tried to do right, they fucked her over.

No one is giving them money, except Netflix and the publisher of Harry’s book.

And I also sincerely hope that this is the last I hear of any of it.

I don’t recall them once saying they needed money. Harry said he needed to find a security company. He said they would work on behalf of the Queen and not expect to be part of the RF payroll, only that the Palace provide security when they went out on behalf of it.

They’re going to be really sad when they get older. Losing that type of fat in your face is what causes your skin to sag. You can rebuild the muscle with facial exercises to make up for it but it would be easier just to buy a contouring kit with the bronzer and highlighter than go thru having fat in your face removed.…

If we know anything about that crowd, they accuse all their enemies of doing the disgusting shit they’re guilty of. 

The dog is a yellow Lab. 

Both dogs and a Siamese cat make it in the original “The Incredible Journey”. (as well as the remake Homeward Bound).

Rich gorgeous couple live in a house right out of Architectural Digest, raise chickens and have security.

I thought the way he asked her was adorable. Doesn’t anyone who works for the RF have a heart or sense of romance?

So much for the annual Dumb People Town podcast segment “Things people got stuck in their butts” , which I believe is taken from the pages of this very website. 

Stephen Colbert used to say Karl Rove’s face looked like a large canned ham. I think we found the replacement for that analogy.