This is one good thing about having terrible vision. Effects always look fine to me because my brain is just making up half of what I’m looking at.

I have bad news, friend: Baby Yoda is, in fact, a remote controlled puppet.

The current animators at ILM who worked on the original likely have the tools, talent, and creativity to do the same thing as Shamook. They also probably had corporate pressure to put out a product on a strict timeline and a supervisor saying it was good enough and it needs to get submitted for final editing so it can…

Nicole said “You won’t share a giant room with your brother” but never bedroom—since the kitchen is off it, and given the set up (the sofa bed, etc) I still assume it’s the living room of the suite. Which, yeah, is kinda weird.

I was with you till your last comment--even if it wasn’t the Pineapple Suite, I thought the honeymooning couple’s set up seem... pretty nice?  I mean I know Shane’s meant to be well off and I admit I haven’t stayed in many fancy resorts, but...

To be fair, I am never mad at someone for landing themselves a plum gig doing something they’re passionate about, however they managed to achieve it.

“we’re still not sure if we can spoil“

Honestly, it’s not like Baby Yoda ever looked like anything more than a remote control puppet.  

That’s a stretch.

The explanation is bullshit. The cop throws the baggie into the vehicle and then puts on gloves. The act of putting on gloves shows that he was preparing to search the vehicle. Why does that matter? Well, cops need probable cause to search a vehicle. Previously, the cops did not have any probable cause. Upon…

*Is* he that affected by the dead body? He was okay to casually mention that they were loading the dead body on their plane, which suggests the dead body isn’t the bigger issue for him. He’s more bothered by the fact that his wife isn’t with him and the reason she’s not with him is because she left him. If the dead…

The “Back the Blue” crowd really only loves cops when they’re doing bad things like this. I’m not sure what their goal is. Do they want all Americans to stop questioning LEOs when they do illicit shit like this? Pretty sure that’s fascism.

Before I was a 46 year old dad who drives 3 miles out of the way to save 20 cents per gallon at Costco (the math still works out)... I’d say I was pulled over about 15 times for speeding. Anywhere from 15 to 35 mph over the limit. Not once was I ever asked to get out of the car (or subjected to any search).

I think the police do a lot of shady stuff. But, “even the appearance of impropriety must stop,” is akin to, “just do what the cop tells you to do and you’ll be fine.” Both are common sense, but not really pertinent to whether or not a crime is being committed.

“was killed” is also what you would say if someone died from a falling safe, too. 

Even the police statement of what happened is pretty shitty.  A pretextual stop used to do what should be an illegal search of someone going about their day. 

This is a great reminder to never consent to a voluntary search.

seems legit? i disagree. One question i have. so the cop threw the bag on the backseat then proceeds to put on purple gloves. why put on the gloves at that point when he was just “returning” the bag?

I can barely handle the dread of the inevitable moment when Belinda realizes Tanya is either completely full of shit or just flakey and insincere about funding her business.

Another HBO show that I cannot decide if I like or not but I watching despite by profound trauma induced hatred for spoiled rich assholes. The music is a bit loud and annoying.