I agree. Kind of odd this didn't come up in a basic Google search. Maybe they didn't Google? (Always Google). Also wtf does it take to get outta the greys round here?
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It’s awesome, but a little confusing. There’s a very popular musician with the same name using basically the same font and aesthetic. http://tychomusic.com/awake/
Annie SULLIVAN.
Actually, it's not bad for you at all, and there is no conclusively proven link to high blood pressure either. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/03/opi…
Never trust anyone named Holden.
That’s the old testament. Evangelical wingnuts call that the Torah. If Jesus didn’t say it, it doesn’t count.
“So it seems the Kardashians and the Jenners need a little help with their cyber security prowess.”
From http://www.australianstogether.org.au/stories/detail… “In recent decades, however, many historians have exposed the narrative of peaceful colonisation as a myth, using first hand accounts, newspaper articles and diaries to reveal the tragically violent and bloody nature of Australia’s settlement. Coming to terms…
Ha ha ha. Really? YES! Violent overthrow and oppression of the native populations. Jesus Christ.
Seriously? That's how all countries were initially formed.
“In fact, research shows that “snake oil salesmen” have been around since homo sapiens discovered snakes. [Citation needed.] “
WTF. Ew. No. Stop. Why would anyone do that? Yuck.
This is no different from any other retail job I ever had. Seriously, I see nothing unique here.
The ole “Amazon isn’t profitable” trope is pretty played and out of date. They do turn a profit, a huge one, and they reinvest a huge amount of money back into the company.
Correction re Somewhere In Time. Christopher Reeve is approached by an older woman, not an alderwoman. Elise was an actress not a municipal leader sheesh.
How is this not fucking TREASON?
Actually, she's a natural blonde.
Yes he’s been doing this for years. And shockingly won a major decision defending his “right” to do so. It's sickening. He's a hack. And a very bad man. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/26/art…