Hey, they got Capone for tax evasion. We are going through a ludicrous historical period, though — may it be over soon.
Hey, they got Capone for tax evasion. We are going through a ludicrous historical period, though — may it be over soon.
If the festival had untrained or missing medical staff which they were legally obliged to have, sue away. But don’t you mean the cause of death is not publicly released, not “unknown” (and didn’t you say it was a drug overdose in a previous paragraph)? I hope someone finds out how and why this man died, before the…
I’m not sure how much people know about the circumstances, but it was not a single action, or lack of action, that was at issue. Among many things, when Conrad Roy became sick from the carbon monoxide fumes, and got out of his vehicle, she told him by phone to get back in.
Bi-polar and schizophrenic and “mentally disabled” (according to the headline writer)? That is quite a diagnosis.
Eh, they will survive. As another poster said, if it were 20, or even 10 years ago, it would be more scandalous. But since the current ideal of beauty is an inflatable sex doll, patients may use any “revelations” as a reason to book an appointment at this particular clinic.
Maybe its part of a stance that their own terrible grammar doesn’t matter, and what counts is creativity and purity of soul.
What a strange woman. Calling the police 200 times in six years is almost all you need to know about her.
Although what you’re saying is true — wouldn’t it be nice to live in a world where it didn’t feel good to be even a little discriminatory? — let me tell you a story.
American exceptionalism.
If you’re a Kristofer Hivju fan, have you seen him in Force Majeure? It’s mostly a solemn film and not for everybody, but he’s fantastic in it and very funny.
Yep. Unless you can’t get excited about a movie without knowing everything about it before you go DON’T WATCH THIS TRAILER.
Against all odds, you made me laugh tonight. Thank you.