Yup. I don’t give a fuck about intoxicated drivers who risk the lives of others and end up killing themselves. I care about the innocent people they can hurt and the ones they leave behind. Now move along - I hear a child molester committed suicide at their sentencing hearing this week, maybe you can send some good…

You’re the one celebrating an intoxicated driver who killed herself. I think you need to think about that.

No, I wish someone had gotten her some help before she ruined so many lives.

Yes, let’s excuse felonious behavior and celebrate the person who commits it because doing otherwise might keep someone from seeking help.

Oh, look - no response to that. Intoxicated is intoxicated.

I didn’t dump on her career, ya dumb dick. I said it was unlikely due to her coming out and more likely due to other factors - including her mental health issues, something she admitted to in her book.

No, her accident destroyed a person’s home and belongings and probably had a huge effect on the homeowner’s mental health since she came really close to pancaking them. But Anne is the REAL victim here. Gotcha. She had cocaine in her blood draw. She was likely intoxicated. She committed a felony.

I am condemning what she did.

“A 30-year-old writer (Elizabeth Lail) spends a wild weekend in Palm Springs and wakes up to find she has magically transformed into her 70-year-old (Diane Keaton).”

I’m not dumping on the person. I’m saying that someone who is under the influence and drives at a high rate of speed and destroys a person’s house and almost kills the occupant is an asshole.

Could her career also have been killed by a bunch of mediocre movies that never seemed to land?

A lot of sympathy here for a woman who drove under the influence, crashed, and came so close to killing another person. Where I come from those people are called assholes.

Less Christmas, more Wolf Thanksgiving.

I hope that when they do end up talking they talk about boys.

No, they just dubbed it over with non-nonsensical jibberish.

The 2017 version got a great “D” review here

I’m hoping for at least 30 minutes of Jimmy pulling cons in prison for cigarettes or copies of Hustler.

I watched the first three episodes of Season One this week and I don’t think I heard a single “yo”

Here sweetheart, let me get you out of the greys.

I knew Schneider was trouble the minute Mr. Moore stepped into that classroom for the first time and Dennis Blunden did something fat.