At least I don’t make 400 burner profiles to pretend to be another person’s pretend online persona. Nerd.
Devonna
devonna
I’m screaming at the damage control. This is the Don’t Worry Darling of 2023 with worse hair.
That’s the general tone I’ve seen. Say what you will about them going ahead with the movie: it’s A Choice! But it’s been a minute since any DC movie got an “enthusiastic rollout”.
I probably wouldn’t have seen this in theaters anyway, but seeing the studio’s absolute insistence that this movie, with this person, has to happen, even after they nuked Batgirl, which would have been Keaton’s return to DC, has made it a total no-go for me. I’ll watch it on HBOGoNowMaxnowaitit’sjustMaxnow next year.
Them. No need to be needlessly rude to a shitbag.
Can we talk about how WTF that last trailer was in opening with a scene of teenaged girls fangirling over seeing Flash in the street?
Especially given all the Ezra stuff. I don’t know WHO thought reminding the audience of all that was a good idea.
He also wrote some kickass 90s Marvel Presents stories with Ghost Rider and Werewolf by Night...but the bigots aren’t ready for that conversation.
Is it just me or is Actors on Actors super fucking boring. I like the premise but for the most part it just doesn’t work. Neither of the actors are being authentic, they are also trying not offend the other actor while lavishing praise on the other person. Most of the time one of them is hogging all the spotlight.…
Vaccine injuries actually do happen, because injuries happen from every medical intervention. Nothing is 100% safe and effective. In fact, the federal government maintains a public database of potential vaccine injuries.
Yeah, vaccine injuries do happen, which is why the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT literally maintains a PUBLIC database documenting potential adverse reactions to vaccines. Which really puts the lie to this notion that there is some unseen trove of horrific consequences that are just being hidden from the public.
It probably wouldn’t, but it demonstrates how they’re not even trying to be intellectually honest.
They’re always “just asking questions” but not actually asking the people who can (and would probably be very happy to) answer them.
I can’t stand anti-vaxxers. They’re always “just asking questions” but not actually asking the people who can (and would probably be very happy to) answer them. During lockdown, I was reading articles about potential COVID vaccines, their development, the science, etc. The information is out there, which shows that…
People are OK with asking questions like “Are we sure it’s safe to use?”, what people have a problem with is that folks like your husband refuse to ever accept an answer that says they were tested and checked and marked safe. The problem is that there are so many out there like him who won’t believe any answer that…
I think you might be misguided by the fact that the 3 children have long hair in the photo. Both boys and girls have had long hair in different cultures at different times, only recently has the freedom of length been policed.
His campaign is pure vanity and doomed from the start.
Honestly, this is a fight on sight if I’m Brian Austin Greene. Whoever this Robby Starbuck is should not be talking about someone’s children like this - it’s absolutely disgusting.
I’M REALLY CONCERNED ABOUT THE WELL BEING OF CHILDREN SO I’M GOING TO BLAST THE PICUTRES AND IDENTIFIES OF THESE FREAK KIDS FOR EVERYONE TO RIDICULE
No. All she’s said is that her eldest has non-standard clothing preferences. It’s not clear what he identifies as, but it is fairly clear she doesn’t want to talk about it in public. From the Glamour article:
The intersting thing about this exchange is the kids have a dad that’s in their life and seems to have a good relationship with Fox. I’m sure if the kids really felt like they were forced to wear certain clothes their father would do something about it.