Sure, when you basically plagiarize a Newsweek author, the writing is going to look improved. As evidence, here’s the second paragraph of this article:

That was extremely bizarre. That being said, it might have been more odd losing more than a day flying there, having left Milwaukee at noonish on day 1, leaving LAX at 5 pm and landing in Auckland on day 3 at 2:00 am

My worst airplane/airline experience occurred in August 2004 on my way home from a summer abroad in Australia. My buddy and I left Sydney sometime early afternoon and landing at LAX that same morning (yay international date line!). What was supposed to be a roughly 14 hour flight turned out longer due to a backup of…

Great story! I remember that storm well, as the basement in my office building flooded, and that is where we kept all of our files for retention since we were lacking in both file cabinets and space at the time. A lot of people had already left work because of the conditions, so we were a skeleton crew when I hear a…

Yeah. Just say, “It’s noon. On a Sunday. You know where I’ll be.”

fair enough, but my point was that he’s an unlikable schlub

this pretty much sums it up:

damn. yup.

Don’t forget that Fast ‘n loud guy hocking for Dodge.

Your line about when you worked at KSK had me wanting a moment alone to openly weep.

So, you’re saying you have no idea how Curt Flood helped other MLB players? Slow clap.

It might be a bad test case, but if you’re trying to establish a player-friendly precedent, it wouldn’t hurt to take the shot. If successful, Trout could be the modern day Curt Flood.

That Plumlee deal was a head scratcher, but a lot of the local talking head wrote it off because of the increasing salary cap. I don’t really buy it, and it’s especially atrocious when his MPG have dropped by 5 over last season and he’s averaging 2.4 PPG. For $12.5 million a year. Ugh.

You do not fucking DO that because someone could turn the wrong way suddenly and boom, you have an eye injury.

You’re right, it IS funnier since it’s not my mom. But still, your BIL is a jackwagon.

Saturn Outlook

That scene bothered the shit out of me, for the simple fact that idiot rebel kept trying to open a door that wasn’t going to budge, with the disk in his left hand. I was yelling (internally anyways) “put the fucking thing in your left hand and pass it to the guy on the other side of the door. Your dead either way!”

Yeah, in this movie it was pretty much barren desert and Dubai’s Palm Islands

Yeah, that bothered me a bit. It reminded me a little of they way Scrooge looked in the Jim Carrey/Disney version of A Christmas Carol from a few years back - Tarkin’s face was just a bit too animated-looking, especially when they kept cutting back and forth between his and Krennic’s face.

Completely agree on the last 30-45 minutes/3rd act of the film. Despite having a damn good idea what was going to happen to everyone and KNOWING that they succeeded, it was awesome to watch play out on screen.