Was he playing Hungarian composer Bela Bartok during sex? I would’ve asked him to turn it off, too. That’s not good loving music. However, I would’ve been impressed anyone actually recognized it by ear unless you run with all symphony musicians. Or does Bartok mean something else?

Anybody with sense knows he won’t win this one.

Deployed to Afghanistan is a damn good reason to dislike someone. Especially someone who signed up in 2007, when everyone was well aware of the fact that our wars in the ME are just modern imperialist campaigns.

Your film shoot horror story is that you were a jerk to a group of PAs who were just doing their jobs?

It’s not his resume that makes me dislike him, it’s the gall of thinking that resume is adequate preparation for the presidency. You’ll notice my original post does not compare his record unfavorably to the current occupant of that office. They are both experientially unqualified for the job; one happens to be morally…

Or the protagonist in a Don Bluth film.

One of the few guys that I’ve slept with gently tried to push my head down toward his crotch. I literally said “are you fucking kidding me?” and then left. Apparently, I’m a ‘blue balling bitch who can’t take a joke’.

Agree with everything you said!! Garlic powder has it place as does fresh. Bon Appetite is a dumb magazine. Recipies arent even tested!!! I’m an Americas Test Kitchen die-hard

No. Nope. Just use these.

Reading the article, though, it wasn’t a “relationship/tie” to the Nazi regime; it was “Albert Reimann Jr., [founder of the company and Jean until his death in 1984] was an early disciple of Adolf Hitler and described himself as an “unconditional follower” of Nazi race theory.” He wasn’t forced to deal with the Nazis…

I mean, maybe not literally in a cornfield. Maybe on an airstrip in the middle of nowhere with cornfields around it. There are plenty of little rural airfields in the midwest.

Well, so I think Rich might have found the incident or a comparable one - it’s possible the crash did happen, but it was more of an emergency landing than the yarn being spun here. There’s no way she could have covered up a firey plane crash that resulted in immediate life threatening injuries, she could have covered…

My guess is that Paula really was on a plane that made a rough landing in a cornfield somewhere, and she really did mess up her back and neck from the impact. Everything beyond that is an exaggeration to make it a better story, which is why there’s no record of it at the time.

My cousin went there and there are plenty of places that are perfectly safe from radiation. You have to be careful of the places that aren’t, and sometimes they can be right next to the safe places.

The dome is being used to dismantle and clean the site. It has a powerful crane inside.
Xenon has a half life of 5 days.. I’d be more worried for the Cesium, that’s the real hazard for us, soft humans.

I was there about 10 years ago. We were all equipped with radiation monitors and the radiation was less than in an airplane, even 100 meters from the reactor. I even ate a meal in the old canteen. For people who like abandoned places, Pripyat is really amazing.

I don’t understand why anyone would want to visit Chernobyl. It doesn’t seem to be worth the risk, even today. There’s no way in less than 50 years that it is absolutely safe to be there.

Me too. It’s hard for me to find clothes that fit properly so I always buy multiples of anything that looks good. Same with shoes.

Celebrities often wear the same outfits so that paparazzi cannot sell their photos. It looks like all the photos are taken on the same day and become worthless. Daniel Radcliffe did something similar http://mentalfloss.com/article/501844/daniel-radcliffe%E2%80%99s-clever-trick-evading-paparazzi

Hottest take: It’s OK to not like things other people like and it’s also OK for them to like things you don’t.