Cool thanks. I think I will still misidentify it as bigly. It just sounds funnier. ;)

Would read that string of tweets!!!

I saw the first one and then noped out of the rest.

Stop trolling me with your sentence structure and logic!

Is your sentence grammatically correct? The way you use surrounds sounds funny when I read it. I would have capitalized the city name and maybe ended with something different. I still feel iffy about the lack of commas between three adjectives.

I’ve heard that debate before. I’ve never known which is true. Where did you find out what the true phrase is?

Maybe that is true but the flip is she prob has the most protests against her too.

Yes!! I should be studying for my first mock interview for clinical psychology where we meet up with a “client” and do part of a therapy session. The notecards are not helping. There is just too much uncertainty with what the “client” might share during the session.

Yay!! Dancing Blanchie is super cute!

Floof pup!!! <3

So many stars for The Craft reference!! Classic.

Love the Pray the Pence away!!! <3

I don’t know about good for you. My college best friend thought I was a scaredy cat.

I never went in for violent movies when I was younger. I still can’t stand to see horror movies with a R rating. I call them blood porn. Movies that are all gore and no substance.

Yeah, looking back even though my parent’s let me watch R movies when I was 14 they still kinda pre-approved what I saw in theaters. Going to an R movie with your parents forces you to make sure there are no sex scenes in the film before going. Awkward!! My Grandmother thought it was hilarious when I got embarrassed…

Saw it and it was so boring. Not that risque at all. I won’t lie, I went to see it for the sexy times. It did not live up to expectations. Yawn...

Maybe the soundtrack to Dirty Dancing?

Run Lola Run was mine. I loved the movie and even though I had no clue how to speak German I did learn the lyrics to a few songs. Also Dazed and Confused, 70s stoner music was the perfect soundtrack to my high school days.

Twelve, yes for a lot of movies that is young. That is seventh grade right? Though I know that my Mom signed a release with Blockbuster (yeah I’m old) to allow my sister and me to rent R movies in high school. That’s 14 I think.

You are the parent so you know best. Just don’t be like my Uncle who didn’t allow my cousin to see R rated movies until cousin was 18. That made them miss out on a lot of pop culture that all their peers knew about when entering college.