As much as I hate speculating, this story is so bizarre that I’m having trouble exercising restraint and have to agree with you. I just hope this guy wasn’t a fan of It’s Always Sunny . . .

Yup, I read a ton of Nordic crime fiction and it fits the bill. Guess those books are reflective of real phenomena.

Maybe she laughed at him?

Without more evidence, that’s the limit of what they could conceivably hope to convict him of, and even that’s circumstantial at this point since they don’t have a body.

How is sinking a submarine ON PURPOSE with someone inside it INVOLUNTARY manslaughter?

I’ve been seeing this for the last few days and I can’t help but wonder

I feel like this should go without saying but, never go alone into a self built submarine with the weirdo who built it.

My bad. I thought for some reason that it had been inexplicably left off the list of nominees. Maybe I was thinking of Amy Adams not getting nominated in favor of Meryl Streep.

Ah man. The big baseball scene in Parenthood. It’s not the swelling, triumphant crying after he catches it. It’s when the ball is hit and Steve Martin goes “oh shit.” I can’t even watch it. His poor little dude is out there, panicking, and he can’t help him. He can’t help him catch it, and he can’t protect him from…

The better question for me is which movie doesn’t make me cry. I am completely incapable of not crying at any sappy scene whatsoever. There are so many movies I refuse to watch just because I don’t want to end up crying. Moonlight? No chance. Manchester by the Sea? Nope. King Kong (any version)? GTFO.

People are posting Pixar movies, which are designed to make people cry.

The Rugrats Movie. Tommy is about to drench his little brother Dil Pickles in banana flavored baby food. He wants the Monkeys to then eat his little brother. When he sees what he is doing he stop. I cried after a little cartoon baby said, “Monkeys want the ‘naners.”

I cry just thinking about the end of IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE. I know it’s not a stupid movie but I am sitting at my desk now tearing up about it.

Also, more embarrassingly, the part in THE ROCK when Sean Connery comes back to save Nicolas Cage by breaking that bad guy’s neck when he is about to shoot Nic. Then that…

The movie Arrival has several tearjerking moments made to get the audience weepy, and they work quite well, but I also choked up multiple times while watching it just due to ... I don’t even know how to describe it. The way the cinematography, acting, and plot combined to make me contemplate the universe and what a…

>Jerome Barson was taken to a hospital and placed in the intensive care unit with head trauma.

This is the internet bud. I don’t plan on doing something silly like waiting for all the facts.

What defines it being an accident, crash, incident? The headline makes is sound like she Mathew Brodericked a family of four.

Fuck him and his bullfighting self.

He was good, friendly, affable, generous man. With a family. A small daughter. Who tortured and killed animals to entertain a mob.

The metal detectors are also so no one smuggles in a trombone and plays the sad trombone sound when someone misses a word