From an article 20 things you may not know about John Krasinski.

That’s ridiculous. The movie makes it very clear that going back in time and changing things doesn’t actually change what happened in your timeline, it just creates a new one. So you’d just be leaving the world where everyone was snapped, and creating one where they weren’t. How is that *better* than bringing everyone…

My favorite part is how if the guy who put up that article yesterday about how the show is explaining too much, or not enough, or whatever the hell he was trying to say, had just waited 24 hours, he probably could have used this episode to make his point a lot clearer.

Years of Black Lives Matter protests and somehow we never managed to kill a single cop.

It’s funny to think that the first episode (in the SW Skywalker chronology) is a cool movie that ended up ruined by a horrible character, and the last one is horrible movie that ended up “less bad” because of a cool character.

Memory-wiped Threepio was an exploitive abomination played for a laugh at his expense, rather than to create any drama or self reflection by his organic friends masters. Bad opinion is bad.

Ah yes. There’s an entire industry where people literally find joy in essentially providing free advertising for media companies, in a way that cannot ever take profits away from the sales of merch and media—and corporations just ask, “where is my cut?”, not knowing or caring that this move will just destroy said…

Oh my god! That’s disgusting! Naked pics online! Where? Where did he post them?

I went through exactly what you did last October. It really sucks and it hurts every day. Four months in, I still cry randomly. But you will get through it. Hugs and sympathy from an internet stranger :-)

I’m so sorry about your father, I’m sure he loved and was proud of you. 

I’m so, so sorry. It’s a little over a year since my dad passed away from cancer complications at 67. It’s too young, and it’s so not fair, how it happens to the best people who worked so hard and did everything right and deserved to experience so much more. I can’t imagine how much harder it must have been for him…

My grandfather died some forty years ago and I still think about him on a regular basis. Your dad will always be with you. You will find comfort in that as time goes on.

I’m so very sorry, sweetheart.

I’m so sorry for your loss

I’m so sorry. My condolences to you and your family. 

I'm so sorry for your loss. May his memory be a blessing.

I’m so sorry for your loss. My dad died young too, at 61, 22 years ago. It gets easier. But for now, let yourself feel all of it. Just let all the emotions flow like water.

I’m so sorry. The first few months are exhaustion combined with grief and shock. Don’t let anyone tell you “you should be over it by now”; grieving takes as long as it takes, but it is a process that does eventually wind up. You will still feel sad, but it’s not the constant gut punch of the first while.

I am very sorry for your loss.  I hope that he is having grand adventures too.  Peace to you and yours & please remember to be gentle to yourself and each other.  

Your dad would be proud. I lost my dad nearly one year ago at the age of 72 (in 2 weeks it will be a year). It does get easier. I hope you have siblings and close relatives to continue to talk to about him, your memories, and funny stories.