proved to be an affable host charming his way —> proved to be an affable host, charming his way
cybersybil5
cybersybil5
It’s like my efforts to shame them into improving have all been for naught
“...when an unknown assailant struck him across the face ahead.”
Oh c’mon. It’s great you like her stuff, but she was never “experimental.”
5,6250 employees. Yes, about 5 and two thirds employees (maybe they have an amputee on staff). It’s a decimal comma! Look it up, the “decimal point” isn’t universal!
“Could this restoration BE any more Meiji?”
After Perry’s first departure, the The shōgun Tokugawa Ieyoshi died, and control of the shogunate passed to Tokugawa Iesada. As Iesada was a sickly young boy, the head of the rōjū Abe Masahiro polled all of the daimyō for their opinions on Perry’s demands, which had the unforeseen consequence of portraying the…
I also like the marketing. It’s a better version of cruise control. As a driver that has used cruise control for 30+ years, I know what that means. The car does stuff, but I have to pay attention, because sometimes the car is stupid.
Murray also stayed by Radner’s side until the end when she was dying, and they remained great friends up until her final moments. As noted elsewhere here, he also punched Chevy Chase and devastatingly called him a “medium talent” for being insanely terrible to the women on SNL. Maybe he’s a human being with flaws,…
“You can’t get a body like mine in a bottle,
Yes! A Bjork article on The AV Club (that isn’t poking fun at her, no less) And for once I didn’t sigh at being put through a slide show!
Left out the part that they won 500k last year and a boat while probably cheating which is why these guys are so pissed.
(Typo: Jon Stewart, no H)
I preferred Between the Scenes than his Daily Show. BTS revealed Noah as a very considerate, candid interviewer and speaker with the skill to kindly and precisely dismantle an argument. I remembe him talking about reparations or the Liam Neeson racism comments in a way that really layed down a wider perspective on…
Time for downer facts!
Representation is important. However, this particular argument seems asinine. The character in The Whale is supposed to be 600lbs. Unless they found a 600 lb actor, this role was always going to be a “fat suit” role. This guy, as much as I loved him in Mean Girls, doesn’t look like he’s that much more “obese” than…
Y’know, the headline and overall tone of the article almost had me thinking “what a hypocrite!” But the juxtaposition of her statement against Netflix with her statement showing Netflix has acquiesced to getting a wider range of voices on their platform seems like a win.
Sylvester McCoy is in this thing? Most excellent!
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