Wait, did Rhea Seehorn not even get nominated?

“I think it should be illegal to even have your phone, your PC, on your anything…having photos that someone doesn’t consent to you having.”

The Hollywood Reporter story earlier this week is looking more accurate by the day. In that they noted the Flash movie is still an unlocked picture, meaning they haven’t even decided on what scenes and sequences are staying in it and that they don’t have a final edit yet.

Yeah that’s part of it. Kumail said on a podcast the largest he got was like 150ish? They’re not putting on a ton of muscle all things considered, it’s another part of the “movie magic” where lighting, blocking, and doing pushups between every take gives off an impression beyond the physical. It’s not necessarily unatt…

Kumail’s face and skull are an IMAX sized billboard for HGH.

It is a fascinating aspect to Japanese culture and law.

This is the exact plot of the movie “Moon” with Sam Rockwell. 

I thought the serious vetting comes AFTER the pitch, at least that’s the case with Canada’s “Dragon’s Den,” the show that the Shark Tank copied. There were a few pitches that “won” on TV but didn’t pass the vetting.

And people had a hard time believing Smith could get jiggy wit it, until he released “Gettin’ Jiggy Wit It”.

Precisely. This is why “[x] but gay” is such a tedious approach to media. [x] either winds up being the most generic execution possible because the queer aspect winds up not being enough of a modifier to actually make it interesting or “gay” (in a very specific mode that calcified in the late 90s) winds up completely…

Not only did I feel the exact same way when I read the headline, I go through a similar period of confusion when I read about beefs between musicians. 

Maybe. But only because they’re far worse than anything that went down between Wilde and Pugh. Women are judged more harshly than men, including by women, but women don’t like to admit to it either. 

I enjoyed this far too much.

If they go to a Jeep dealer and are able to buy a Wagoneer that fits their desires and budget, I don’t think they’ll mind much. 

Exactly, the Germans especially are FAR worse. 

Everything you say makes sense, and I can’t disagree with any of it.

“If you’re popular enough to attract the attention of the organization, wouldn’t that popularity, in most cases, also attract the sponsors?”

If the worst you can say about a person in a particular situation is “Some combo of naivete and greed made her fall for an obvious fraudster,” I’m personally still going to feel some sympathy for that person (I don’t really care much about misuse of company credit cards, that’s between her and the company).

On top of that, the Hornet is unlikely to poach Tonale sales. The number of (non-enthusiast) people considering a Dodge who would ALSO consider an Alfa Romeo are probably in the single digits. 

Nice chatting with you as well. Great write-up. If you like this particular topic, I would suggest checking out Slam Dunk. Its a early 90's sports anime that really congeals all things Shonen of its era. But its depiction of Akagi as one of several black stereotype/tropes is always done with reverence, but possibly…