Cue twitter post by Vin Diesel vigorously defending Cohen and using the word “brother” 50 times in one sentence. 

I too had unsettlingly vague memories of this. I would’ve thought I’d remember a detail like it being his daughter who accused him, but I didn’t.

I could have sworn Rob Cohen was already pulled into the #MeToo stuff already. Thought some women came out last year saying he was filth.

Why is there a picture of a blobfish at the top of this article?

“Why are there women? Why do they all hate me? Who can I take it out on? Ah yes, an online movie critic.”

His lawyer doesn't know the difference between"imply" and "infer." Guilty.

I’m still thinking it was Cohen. He was the first insider to really sing, and he gave everyone the Rosetta Stone of understanding Trump’s wannabe-mafioso orders (the way he never has to ask in exact words, you just do it).

And so, the list of potential “John Dean”s continues to grow.

Coulda fuckin’ fooled me.

Bullshit, tomato.

Nothing will change but i, for one, am greatly enjoying the curtain being pulled back on the fact that money /= intelligence and/or worth.

I’m old enough to remember when Giuliani was widely respected for being the “tough guy” mayor who cleaned up New York and stood steadfast in response to 9/11.

Apparently based on what I learn when I read/listen to the news these days, all I then know is a lie.

I think most people will remember Bruce Glover from Diamonds Are Forever first and foremost, he’s certainly got a much bigger role in that film than his part in Chinatown as one of Jake’s detective agency flunkies.

The Arby’s twitter account jumped right on that shit. Click on the replies (I can’t imbed anything on here for some reason)

Damn, you took that pretty seriously. 

Batman (1989) is still the best joker story we have, and you can pry that opinion out of my cold dead hands.

The whole problem is that they discarded the original backstory and now his origin story is that he was bullied and couldn’t get a girlfriend.  It is incel 101.