^^^^ This. ^^^^
And not without Perlman, either.

No kidding. I couldn’t stop watching her.

Fuck you, fuck you and fuck you.
And fuck you once again.
And more than happy to give you a raincheck for a fuck you anytime you like.
(and a special fuck you to everyone who played along with “He’s cute” or some such. You helped make this happen, whether you like it or not.)

Yeah, OK.

This is the thing that confounds me.

There’s still talk like this is a legitimate company with a legitimate product out there.

I know in advance that I’m gonna get shit for this, but I agree with her.
There’s a VAST difference between Good Humor bells that ring up until the truck stops and the guy is serving (yeah, I know I’m showing my age), and this incessant cell-phone-ring-like repeated melody that happens outside of your window.
Every…

I LOVE him... but it shoulda been HIM.

I’ll refrain from name-calling here.. and simply say that if you think the placenta is just a filter, then you have no idea what you’re talking about, and you should probably read up a little. But thanks a bunch for the worthy contribution to the dialogue.

For what it’s worth, there are many Midwifery practices that support this, and there is much anecdotal evidence that suggests it’s really helpful for post-partum depression.

What I would absolutely like to strangle to death with my bare hands on NPR is, as of late, the unending practice of people beginning the answer to a question with “So....”
Just stop it.

Yep - here in the Hudson Valley, NY, we’ve got Cairo (cay-ro) and Accord (A as in at - cord).

Another important point:

“three hours of surveillance footage”. They didn’t shoot it.

Just sayin’.

It’s not just the bass that’s clipped. The whole track is just distorted as fuck. I was out by ten seconds.

Had to CP it... it’s sweet, but having to climb behind the front seats to get into the back is just... well, no.

:(

You can clearly see him move several times in the video - and JUST at the end, you can see he has his head held up. SMH.

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NOOOOOO!!!! Knight’s Tale is awesome!