“This is written to suggest that his bi-sexuality is on-going, while married”

Thank you for explaining this better than my angry fingers could have typed out. My husband is bi. Our marriage has an open option he’s yet to use, but if and when he does it won’t be because he’s off being “gay” for the day, just like our 3 year relationship hasn’t made him straight. He’s still bisexual.

Oh, I see: You don’t know what being bisexual means.

Oh honey

Because the union isn’t composed of just workers. Clearly you’ve never seen any union leadership. They have more in common with C-level executives than they do with the union rank and file. That’s the other reason HamNo leaves out of his argument: Union leaders have colluded with business for years to negotiate crummy…

It feels like you are working too hard to hate this, (imo) for the wrong reason.

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They do support a lot of weight and take heavy impacts on landing (vertical loads). They are obviously not designed to take much in the way of impulse side loads.

It also takes a village to stone someone.

And if you look for racism hard enough, you’ll find it everywhere, even in places where there was none.

I call my children monkeys when they are climbing shit they shouldn’t. Has nothing to do with race, but congratulations on making it so.

No, your definitions are all wrong. Malice aforethought is mens rea (which means guilty mind). Mens rea is a competent of all criminal law, it is the description of the level of intent a person had in committing a crime. The physical act is the actus rea or the guilty act.

First degree murder is planned ahead of time.…

“That officer is now on paid administrative leave.”

So . . who would that be? Everyone’s got free money and you expect each person to clean toilets or develop microprocessors or till land or do anything but sit around and drink all day?

I read somewhere that the guy was reaching for his waist instead of having his hands on the air?

Officer needs to be charged in this case, they literally took an anonymous tip, did no investigative work, and killed someone when they opened the door with absolutely no resistance.

I just went back and reread your post. I am firmly Team Williams, but while her movies have brought in more awards, Wahlberg’s box office receipts dwarf hers. If Venom turns out to be the superhero blockbuster they hope it will be, maybe we can revisit. But he makes crap films that make shit-tons of money. And she…

Do you have figures to back that up? Looking at her filmography, I recognized like 6 or 7 of those movies. Wahlberg has been in way more high-profile movies, some of which while not actually very good *cough transformers cough*, were still quite profitable.

You didn’t read the article. The $1.5 million wasn’t for reshoots. It was to gain Wahlberg’s contractually required approval for casting Christopher Plummer to replace Kevin Spacey, without which reshoots wouldn’t have been necessary in the first place.

Wait, technically, isn’t it better than you thought?

Before you thought it was the studio exhibiting outrageous sexism and gender inequality by paying a male star 1500 times what his female co-star received for reshoots.

When in reality, it was actually just Mark Wahlberg being a devious, opportunistic, underhanded…