I don’t know. And neither do you.

But...everyone doesn’t die. Just a lot of people. Like happens in war zones.

I don’t. I loved the ending. It was correct to happen. Not everyone will survive in a war and the writers shouldn’t twist themselves in knots to make it happen.

Oh, my god, their series are soooooooooooooooooo boring!!!!

With a bang that leaves viewers whimpering before forgetting the show even existed.

Because if there’s one thing I know, it’s that thieves looking for quick exploitable vulnerabilities would always rather fool around with hacker tools than just find an open window, sliding door, unlocked entry on a house without a Nest or other camera in obvious sight.

When a viral marketing scheme for a movie turns organically (I hope) into an actual viral protest scheme for political engagement.

Why would he, since his supporters love the term and use it freely now?

My attitude is, if the student fees aren’t paying for it and it’s not on university grounds, go for it.

My point, again, is that the mother only was able to bring it to the attention of the police because the uncle told her.

Nearly all of whom likely don’t follow her antics but subscribed and forgot they even did. And god knows how many of those were just bought subscribers.

“I need money. Hmmm...Aston made all that money with that Punk’d show, and he’s not even as smart as me....”

His great uncle’s actions led to a constitutional crisis.

Logic.

Record companies don’t have to release a completed album.

I doubt Ms. Reynolds read the whole thing.

How would the matriarchy change how an adult person, who signs a contract in full knowledge, should be seen?

40 people all known to each other and who likely had sketchy reasons to all know each other.

Okay.