He does have a point, although it's an ignorant one. Saying Anheuser - Busch is somehow out of line for issuing a statement against domestic violence is like saying Ford and Verizon can't issue statements against texting and driving. A company designs a product; its up to you whether you want to use and abuse that…
1. Creedence Clear
Also they dichotomized all answers to "Any/None" from "Often, sometimes, rarely, once, never." Which, given the vagueness of all the answers implies that even if it was entirely unrelated (or in good measure, such as self-defense) it would be a positive.
Yeah, it's a chronic problem with that metric. It doesn't really take into account context, or severity.
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1a. Cool, clear water
69. Hot-dog-flavored
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Where is it? Not watching half an hour of video.
I also hate "beverage."
Seriously, any dude that uses "libations" (or even worse "m'lady") who is not dressed in period-accurate reproduction clothing needs to be drawn and quartered. The Queen has so ordered.
I have no comments about the clothes because all I could see was the makeup... I guess that makes this collection a fail.
That's a good point. Funny thing that this was the sweatshirt they just happened to pick.
I think it was both things. That's not in any way meant to discount the obvious racism involved, but I think that if the timing had been reversed, Jackson State would have gotten some attention, although that would then have been overwhelmed by much greater attention to Kent State, because racism. As it was, I…
Re the "naturally distressed/faded" claim, yeeeeah, it's interesting how the sun just happened to fade the fabric in the same pattern you get when you bleach fabric.
Third book was amazing. Idk why people hate it so much. It felt real and raw. It didn't pull any punches when it came to personal destruction of someone as war and its consequences slowly tore them apart. It brought NO personal glory to Katniss...because war is not a glorious matter. I loved the third book.
I liked the third book a lot! God forbid we actually deal with the PTSD fallout from the dramatic (read: traumatic) situation that entertained us so much in the first two books. It's what gives this series its darker feel.
i feel like i am the only person who didn't hate book 3. prim was such a bad bitch in it. team prim foreverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr