Where’s a truck’s taint? Right next to that, or in the driver’s mouth. Either way.
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Palmer Luckey says he’s sorry he “negatively impacted” Oculus. Well, sorry that he’s costing himself money isn’t very sorry at all. There’s a lot of commenting that he catching criticism for supporting Trump - it’s not good to be a Trump supporter, but it not what he should be sorry for. What he did, and what he…
It’s very hard to imagine that this conspiracy didn’t extend to C-level, with the involvement of warranty concerns and repairs. How did they justify this change to those concerned with warranty repair frequency?
This is not a defense, in fact it inculpates them. The real problem is how much it would cost to bring them down in court to obtain damages, but there’s another way:
“Legitimate websites, like the Huffington Post”? Are you kidding? Most of their stuff is plagiarized from other sites, much as this article is sourced from other websites - which are at least named at the end of the article.
Didn’t Crisco do it before Pepin? I remember the phrase “it all comes back except for one tablespoon.” (and we also colloqially referred to people frying their brains on drugs as having lost too many tablespoons).
++Kaufman - he’s got the sense of surrealism needed. Tony Scott, Director of “Spy Game,” would have done better at spy stuff than brother Ridley.
Now that there’s an PGA (Producer’s Guild of America), perhaps that practice (making everybody an executive producer) will stop. It may have started as a vehicle for some participants to get a piece of the gross revenue, and now it seems that all senior series actors get XP’d in the later years of successful series.
Indeed, there’s four episodes that were pure filler and lack at least one of the two main characters: The Village and The Prisoner: These are the last four filmed before the ending: “Many Happy Returns,” “Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling,” “Living in Harmony” and “Girl Who Was Death.” None of these were filmed in the…