Why would he?
I’m with you.
Yeah, whatever. I’m glad it’s doing well enough but reviews I’ve heard from non-neckbeard critics say that’s it a so-so movie that I personally won’t be going to see.
To my fellow commenters:
Not really. It’s just fame.
Because she IS.
That’s the story of Hunter S. Thompson, too. Look it up sometime.
It’s Kelly Rowland’s “Gurl, you know we only on a pass as it is, don’t make it easier for Bey to call for our dismissal! I WILL let you be thrown off the island!” that make this so truly truly excellent. (note: all expressions attributed to Ms. Rowland are adjusted to be time appropriate to the gif.)
Secondly, this note was written by someone with penmanship typically associated with 12-year-old girls.
You’re forgetting my favorite, the Peter option.
I’ve seen some great versions of them, though, used in very small spaces, e.g. Manhattan studio apartments. They can be made to look very nice now and I’ve seen ones that have shelves and storage that stays stationary even when the bed is in the dropped position.
Is it “Crazy Blonde Woman Week” and nobody told us?
When I was much younger I thought it would be great to be famous, well known.
I think it’s valid and fair for a celeb not to want to give all of themselves away to the public but to keep some things to themselves,whether to protect their image or just because they don’t want to share outside their friends and family.
Oh, Paul’s got a hot shot for him, though. Macca don’t play about his money. Look what he did to Michael Jackson!
The New Yorker is calling him AS WE SPEAK.
He can tap-dance on 42nd street with a cast of desnudas as chorus girls and I’m still not interested in his freaky-deaky weird-ass why-aren’t-these-motherfuckers-UNDER-the-jail? book.
Ah, the glory days.
Why is she wearing a sheet?