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JeffSmith
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He's way worse than some of them. Some of them are pretty smart people, whereas Trump is a mook with zero chance of understanding any of the important things that a President needs to be able to wrap his head around.
Ya, everything he does is based on how he's feeling. If the Republican Party treats him fairly, he won't run on a Third Party Ticket, and now Fox News hasn't been fair to him so he's shunning them.
His success is partly an illusion created by the fact that he started campaigning early. When he started raving about Mexicans several months ago, nobody serious was even thinking about running. They tried to ignore him for a while, but eventually the media attention forced other candidates to respond to his nonsense.
I think I speak for all of us when I say "No, I don't remember that interview at all."
I love the Spanish Conquistador at 1:14 for no apparent reason. :)
He looks just like Rory Calhoun!
Maybe the reasoning is that someone is by definition more sexually open minded if they're bi-sexual? And have twice as many temptations?
Keep in mind that he had to edit the original letter "for clarity" and even he himself had to read it three times to sort through the clusterfuckery.
It's a silent "www"
…what?
The judge must have heard that horrifying alternative being floated around.
You know what these interviews reveal - without something already written down on a piece of paper for them, most actors have nothing to say.
"Betsy Brandt" sounds like a superhero name.
I agree. And I always just assumed they had lives anyway. The Avengers aren't like the X-Men where they all live in the same place and operate as a team all the time. They're loosely affiliated by an agreement to come together and protect the planet when called upon.
I was sort of ready to say, "Hey, it's something he did 14 years ago when he was 23. Still weird, but that's a lot of time and he could have changed since then."
Is she going to shave his Columella Nasi?
The article isn't really about the expense. It's about the emptiness of the experience.