Yes indeedy! Really good! And a great take on Big Julie’s famous book!
Hysterical Paroxysms
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I looove Hardcore History!!
I was thinking she sacrifices herself to resurrect Viserion. Or one of the other dragons. A life for a life, after all.
Alas, his death was also greatly exaggerated. (They probably just shot him). But the ‘alternate facts’ make for a great story.
So does this. Methinks the subject of the article could do with an apprenticeship to a certain pirate captain, yo.
Because buried deep in their subconscious mind is the knowlege they themselves are most definitely not masters of anything.
Trying to decide what type of Becky she is. I’m inclined to think she’s a Reba, though she could also be a Beckzilla or simply a bog-standard Rebecca. Anyone else have thoughts on the matter?
He’s doing it to a group of them. of course, domestic violence is psychologically just a very small cult.
Oh, Hillary, honey, I know you mean well, but you need to de-Beckify, seriously.
Although only the drug-fuelled aspect would be relevant, as it is clear the head of the police union is a goat-donkey hybrid of an especially vile temperament.
So, your ultimate nightmare would be Karol from HR, who drives a Ford Crown Vic and uses an unlisted number, moving into the roach-infested house across the street from you, and then inviting you and a bunch of black friends to a Welcome party for her newly adopted shelter dog, at which you know she will serve rare…
That idiot you replied to is giving me eyeroll strain.
It’s still there. I recommend the one for Justice For All, for its unintended humour, due to the mismatched labels. Sergeant Alvin Yorke, for example, appears to be a nun, Phyllis Schafly is a man, and Moses has multiple bodies disorder.
https://3dprint.com/111718/3d-modeling-image-of-jesus/
Honestly I like this version better.
She also looked more relaxed and even happy, for once.
Thanks for an uncomfortable, but needed read. Appreciated both the humour and the uncomfortable truth, though it took me a few days to get sort through my own issues and avoid posting ‘not all jezebel readers/not all white women/what can I do????’ type comments.
A good summary.