Who believes his lawyers are telling the truth? #notme

This is excellent. Off to donate!

I’m hoping it’s cosplaying Chewbacca’s child.

black T-shirts covered with 100 surprisingly realistic pictures of Maxine Waters dunking on Steve Bannon

“But what happens when it’s just a person they find attractive?”

I really liked Sleight, especially the fact that the main character’s magic was really science. I guess I’m so tired of *still* hearing how we’re not good at STEM fields, that it was wonderful seeing it be just a part of the character. There were definitely production issues like the lighting you mentioned, but that’s…

Gah, do we go to the same gym or are they really playing this at multiple gyms? Anyway this song was terrible the first time around and didn’t need a remake. Neither did ‘Do Ya Think I’m Sexy,’ which my gym now has on auto-repeat.

I can’t speak on the other two, but Creflo Dollar straight up asked people to fund his plane. Why people thought that was a good thing to donate to ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

So telling how little they know with that one sentence. Like you said, wealthy people remain wealthy by not putting up all their money.

You’re right about Rogue One, and the major difference there is they all knew it was a suicide mission. This one in TLJ practically was but they thought it would magically work out, per usual.

I mentioned the same thing before I saw your comment. Sometimes I used to think Hardware Wars was a fever dream I had because no one would know what I was talking about when I’d mention it.

I actually thought the spaceship to iron was a nod to one of the original Star Wars spoofs Hardware Wars. Something for us oldtimers.

That headline is a little too real.

I  took my sister’s have a vinyl copy of Off the Wall and it’s one of my prized possessions. It’s timeless where Thriller feels completely of its time.

I’m particular to when they use phrases that Black people used like 15-20 years ago. Know what I’m sayin, my peeps?

wait, shouldn’t we be coming up on a New Year’s Day marathon?

I liked Tananarive Due’s series too and have been meaning to give her husband, Steven Barnes, books a read.

I’m stealing ‘Ritz, please’ mainly because when I say it they’ll be able to tell from my tone I insulted them, but it’ll probably take a while for them to figure out the insult, if they ever do.

I think this is one of the more devious celebrity apologies. If I taught crisis communications, I’d use this as an example of how to admit to something, while totally obscuring what made the behavior especially heinous.

I’m waiting for him to realize/admit the power he had over them was they were afraid of losing jobs, not that they admired him FFS