Oh, that sounds awful. I wonder if anyone's ever filed a workers comp claim through SAG...
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Well that would explain a lot.
When the cat deems the bed ready to be separated from him. Otherwise, you risk loosing a finger.
he did not stop smiling when he saw me coming towards him (this has happened to me before, and it’s never really a good sign)
Ack. Does that mean there's someone out there with the job title "Miley's Eye Drop Lackey"?
I know I'm not an "actress" or "entertainer," so maybe there's some stage secret to crying on cue, but how the heck does anyone get all welled up with tears when there's a camera 6 inches from her face? It's. right. there.
What about the sledgehammer. WHY WON'T ANYONE THINK OF THE SLEDGEHAMMER???
I think (considering the general hiplessness of most high fashion models) these must be really poorly executed examples of peplums, because I actually agree with you. Just like low-waisted pants, there are a select few who can wear them successfully, but they tend to be applied with more frequency than wise.
Mostly very nice, but peplums need to die a horrible firey death as soon as possible.
But it is not a statistically common cause of accidents... GPS devices, passengers and eating are all more frequent causes, and those are not gender-specific. I just don't think it's fair to play to the "women be bad drivers" stereotype this way when it's not actually a large chunk of the problem.
It's also inaccurate to put undue pressure on a class of people for a problem that is not predominantly their fault. The top 5 causes of distracted driving accidents are:
I was picking gender neutral things. There's no need for this to be a gendered campaign, is all. I'm sure roughly half of men admit to doing something other than driving while driving too.
I see that now, but it's a little esoteric for a mass market campaign.
A. What the heck kind of weapon is the blush one? I can't figure it out... grenade?
why they existed