At least he died doing what he was indifferent to.
Why is it dickish that people don’t like wild animals being held in captivity? Obviously accidents can happen anywhere and are probably even more likely in the wild but I don’t think I’ll ever be 100% comfortable with zoos.
Well, that was just awful all around.
Apparently shooting and poisoning are parts of the plan. I don't see how those two methods could work without at least some collateral damage to the native species they're trying to protect.
So nice of her to take a break from her regular schedule of being a vile racist to do something about cats.
She’s totally right about leaving if you can. There comes a point where you just have to leave a job if you’re not feeling valued. Those feelings aren’t imagined or coming from nowhere. You’re feeling them for a reason. Sometimes fighting the good fight or trying to doesn’t fix shit. Leave before you become convinced…
I know this dance.
This is an illustration of what’s going on mentally as I try to get through the day
Well, the fact that you could come up with only 4 compared to my 9, and that you’ve included Uma Thurman who is widely regarded to be very attractive, would suggest that yes — you do need to go on.
I’m surprised 56-year old Thompson wasn’t considered too old to play a 77 year old prostitute. Her johns must be 100+.
Especially to call delivery in the middle of a bad thunderstorm, or worse, a blizzard. A few blocks away is not terrible, but if you’re calling for delivery all the way across town because you don’t want to risk your precious ass then that’s BS. If I wouldn’t travel out in terrible weather to get my own food I’m also…
I didn’t even think it was that crazy or nonsensical but you do you, that’s why I come here.
I got no sympathy for the last story. It’s not even WTF worthy. Walk your lazy ass to the restaurant, three blocks is not a fucking Arctic expedition.
There is a special place in hell for people who order delivery during snowstorms. And in that hell, crab rangoon will always be Three. Blocks. Away.
She’s upset about “chemicals”. Water is a chemical. ‘Nuff said.
Bindler has a master’s in spiritual psychology from the University of Santa Monica and spent the early part of her career as an editor of a yoga magazine.