Dear r/AmITheAsshole,
So, I was recently put in charge of an already successful website by this private equity firm. I covered the site in loud, obnoxious ads, drove readers away and than started firing the people who made the website successful in the first place when they wouldn’t kiss my ass. But, I mean, those…
So everyone’s gone crazy over a court decision at the Court of Session in Scotland that judged that the prorogation of Parliament is unlawful due to being aimed at stifling debate. Of course many were quick to start demanding that MPs should start sitting again immediately.
About the only people in all this that I have respect for are the Tory rebels; it took genuine guts to give up political careers.
I watched parts of this live, and it was far more dramatic than implied here.
Proroguing Parliament is normal for a new administration, but Prime Minister Boris Johnson is quite clearly using it as a tactic to run out the clock on leaving the EU and force a no-deal Brexit.
“Not every resident of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland was happy to hear the news today that Larry has been elected Prime Minister.”
I don’t want to be Mr. Red!
I am almost 100% sure that hat is made by Solumbra which is a company whose hats are made of sun protective material. I bought one, cut it up and lined a star hat with the material.
Agreed on the crime hat. Practical yet stylish. Looks easy to clean too.
Bill Irwin, so good. That escape was mesmerizing.
Their version of femininity is a throwback to an era the rest of us gladly left behind. Ridiculous amounts of make-up, clothes that accentuate tits & ass and women are responsible for “their man’s” well-being. Backwards logic such as a strong woman beats up the woman “her man” cheated with. Jealousy, threats of…
Hate to say it, but D&D made the right decision and maintained a holistic vision for the show’s ending. Excellent direction would have been jarring alongside piddle-poor writing.
citation needed
If only there'd been a massively popular novel written in like 1997 describing fatal lag jams caused by inexperienced climbers paying negligent guide companies to summit that could warn the good doctor....
Unless it’s not showing properly on my phone, Nicole Cliffe’s twitter feed on this might have been taken down.
I just mainlined this doc, and - well, saying I “had a great time” doesn’t feel appropriate considering the relative solemnity with which Furst and Nason handle their subject, but it certainly captured everything I was interested in and more about a topic that fascinates me.
Join me for some fine champagne.