“I always felt that while the ethical concerns were real, it was always more Jane looking for an excuse to blow things up with Tom. If not this, something else.”
“I always felt that while the ethical concerns were real, it was always more Jane looking for an excuse to blow things up with Tom. If not this, something else.”
. . . good for you?
*readies The Hook*
She brought a knife to a gunfight.
Agreed. Everyone in the newsroom (women especially) were oohing and cooing over Tom’s tears, and the story became more about Tom than about the victim or the subject . . . which of course was too much for Aaron and led to his outraged shitty comment.
Actually, it’s a pretty great way to ruin a middlin’ movie.
And thus is a Blockhead born.
I do remember watching “Kukla, Fran and Ollie”. Don’t remember anything aside from a human woman and two puppets.
I liked S2, but I can’t disagree with anything you said.
I’ve got a bad feeling about this . . . .
All the stars I can give for that story.
I remember seeing this back in the day. I had been really looking forward to it but missed it in theaters, so I was glad to catch it in full on cable.
That would be the one, yes.
To be fair, it’s better than having to actually talk to actual people.
Dude . . . just play along with the charade. There doesn’t seem to be a reason to change.
You’d get more stars for that speech if you’d delivered it wearing a sea-foam one-piece that accentuated your legs and decolletege.
So much for the old saying, “it takes a Fucking village” . . .
Thank you.
Do you actually have any plans for retirement?
“ . . . “Philadelphia Icing.” I feel like that should be a sexual euphemism,”