He’s always struck me as a guy who grew up with immense privilege and who seems blissfully unaware of this fact. I’m basing my opinion on various interviews. He seems to love the sound of his own voice and often drones on and on with his long-winded point of view on various talk shows. I remember James Corden…
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For best supporting actor.
No, he’s the real thing. He’ll be around working steadily, until he drops dead.
To be honest, I think I’d rather be executed by firing squad rather than suffocated to death for agonizing hours.
Mother likes her soup hot.
But this is a fictional story. She’s choosing to stack the deck by making the character an example of the long-stereotypical “good nazi” — a compulsory member who presumably doesn’t share the Nazis’ beliefs. Even though most of the Hitler Jugend were fanatical little shits who tried to out-SS the SS. My mother…
As the son of an officer, his membership in the Hitler Youth would have been mandatory. It does not make him a Nazi. Some Germans actively tried to fight what was going on in their country. A lot of them were executed. A lot of their families disappeared. Broad painting every German as a ruthless killer of Jewish…
Of course not, but that’s HER buisness, just like me never having kids is MY buisness..why would other people’s opinions make you feel...anything?
Maybe they changed their minds! Jesus. The comments section at Jezebel has gotten so harsh. And ragging on Demi Moore and Bruce Willis’s kids for not being as attractive as you need them to be. Jezebel and the people commenting on here have started stooping so low, to the point that they think it’s ok to make fun of…
This. In my 20s, I was 100% certain that I never wanted to have kids. Now that I’ve been married for four years and have done lots of adventurous things with my life and am in my 30s, I’ve decided having a kid might be a-ok after all. It’s all about perspective and where a person is in their life.
Sir Edmund Vestey, the baronet on his mother’s side was appointed as such for his company’s contribution to the war effort (food production for soldiers). He wasn’t born to it. So not actually a blue blood, but a member of the Peerage.
I am shocked, SHOCKED that a person who makes his living in front of a camera would be effusive and outwardly happy but weirdly insecure.
When I was 19 years of age, the sexual proclivities of young people wasn’t anything, anything like I see today.
I agree, he does seem likable enough, but he comes of very please like me.
If you think Tom doesn’t cry and gaze wistfully at the sea, futilely listening for the singing of the mermaids, you would be incorrect.
Tom is that good-looking guy that you can’t believe is single. And halfway through the first date you realize that there are many valid reasons that no one wants to date him.
Christ, he sounds absolutely exhausting.
Non-disabled people are fucking ridiculous. They expect disabled people to be helpless shut-ins who are incapable of independence or variation amongst each other.