The last time I was in New York, and this will date me horribly, I ran into a Law & Order film crew on location and walked by an in-character

Man the Coens got a raw deal.

Saw it for the first time on MoviePlex recently and good grief did Basinger's breasts do everything possible to push that PG-13 rating without actually exposing themselves.

Oh sure, but I was referring to all the offenses he was charged with, which, if he had been found guilty on all counts rather than three out of eight, would have given the judge a lot more latitude to pile on the years.

As Beth pointed out earlier, as terrible as Mark's suffering has been, his entire family also suffered the same horrible loss.

If you liked those two might I suggest The Machine, the 2013 British sci-fi thriller that also explores artificial intelligence and features Denis Lawson (go Wedge!).

Thanks for the links; will check them out.

Good advice, thanks.

Never been shot or worked out the equations for exactly how much energy and momentum a fired handgun round would have, but it wouldn't surprise me that this would be another exaggeration taking advantage of my firearms inexperience.

Andrew Buchan plays a very convincing depressive, but I'd by lying if I said I wasn't impatient for him to either reconcile or cut ties with Beth so we could get back to the criminal investigation.

Not the most regular reader of these discussion posts and comments, but appreciate them all the same.

Adams makes the point that H&CF started out as one kind of show, trying too hard to push Joe and Gordon, but especially Joe, as the male anti-heroes, but became a different, better show when it found that Cameron and Donna had a less often seen, more compelling story to tell, supported by the irrepressible Boz.

You lucky motherfucker.

WASHINGTON/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The Trump administration wants to revamp and rename a U.S. government program designed to counter all violent ideologies so that it focuses solely on Islamist extremism, five people briefed on the matter told Reuters.

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It's even stronger in Chinese society where it's not uncommon to have genealogical records going back thirty generations and family clans have reunions numbering in the several hundred.

Rather than thinking about pointing to a certain chromosome or gene as the "African" DNA, it's more useful to think about genetic diversity or variability as a whole and and how, as groups left Africa and took up residence in various far-flung corners of the world, they reduced their genetic diversity to whatever…

With such ease of availability it's becoming harder for the porn
connoisseur to get the frisson of taboo, so they are pushed to further explore loves which dare not speak their name.

Vox has a cool animation that will show exactly how much eclipse you can expect based on your zip code.
https://www.vox.com/science…

Thanks.

I briefly thought about replying to @Peccatori:disqus with corrections and links, but was stymied at where to being when all the assumptions and basic premises were so off base.