Perhaps it doesn’t matter so very much how she died but that the trauma of having been raped twice in her youth generated such horror that she could no longer see her way clear to live.
Perhaps it doesn’t matter so very much how she died but that the trauma of having been raped twice in her youth generated such horror that she could no longer see her way clear to live.
I’m going straight to hell for laughing at that gif, but it’s so absurd, I can’t stop.
I sincerely hope this woman is ok.
Yet another example of why I’m going to hell: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! I feel so bad for her but can’t help laughing so much...
I thought I was dead inside, but the longer the video went, the more the tech in the helicopter tried to hook the litter with his foot, the harder I laughed. Then they tried to pay out some rope to... what? I guess they didn’t want the patient/litter to hit the skids, so they let her down, which accelerated the spin,…
Finally, a video that belongs on Deadspin.
I sincerely hope this woman is ok. Now. With that out of the way, I cannot stop laughing hysterically and my bartender says I have no soul. I imagine the lady is in there thinking “this is it. I’m going out in a whirl of adrenaline and blood to the head. I should have stayed in the goddam desert.”
JESUS CHRIST ON A CRACKER!!!!! How the hell was that not fatal??? What kind of g-force was that poor lady contending with? She had to have lost consciousness fairly early in the, uh, spin cycle.
“I didn’t even know she rowed!”
She got into USC on a rowing scholarship.
I watched this last weekend and I am in agreement with everything you wrote. HOWEVER I still found it more entertaining and worthwhile than 99% of shit on Netflix these days. If you’re a gory horror fan, definitely check it out.
Oh no a chick flick. His eyes could have burned out of his head.
I think he would have been perfectly fine for another 2-3 seasons if they wanted to give it proper time to finish strong. His stress came from the show ending, not being in it for so long.
I just hope he doesn’t feel bad because of all the people disappointed by the final season, everyone is praising the actors and…
He told a story on Graham Norton that he came up with an idea that after filming he was going to smoothly say “Not anymore” when people asked “aren’t you Jon Snow?”, but the first time someone asked him after filming ended, he immediately started crying when he said it.
Agreed, it has to be difficult to catapult to fame because of a role that everyone loves and then that role ends, and you are no longer that character. I feel bad for him, he seems sweet.
I can only imagine. He went from having no screen credits at all to being one of three main characters in the biggest HBO show ever (he was a stage actor before getting cast).
I love that you added a link to finding help in the Kit Harrington story. Because self-care isn’t just for celebrities.
I have my doubts that they will make that discovery...
You know what, good on that shady doctor for bilking these assholes out of their money.