I love your .gif and I love your name. Can you just adopt me? Too much too soon?
I love your .gif and I love your name. Can you just adopt me? Too much too soon?
Oh, I think she's used to missing Bill's peck. (And I love them both!)
Amazing and well-informed smackdown!
Perfect! You, too, could have a fine career as a Republican operative! (kidding, just kidding)
I applaud your devotion to accuracy and Google (or search engine of your choice)!
She may have removed the ear monitor because there was a delay between what she was hearing from the speaker stacks and what she was hearing in her ear. That would have made the lip-syncing more difficult.
Thank you. I made this point here the other day. Bad acoustics, being far away from where the band/orchestra is performing, cold weather and you have the perfect recipe for a bad performance. And it's her recording, ffs. I'm not even a Beyonce fan and I thought it was dandy. This is such a tempest in a teapot.
Is your purse bigger on the inside than the outside?
God, it's been a long damn time since I played that game. I think I went without the tunic — maybe got it later. But, yes, I drowned. What can I say, sometimes I have a shitty learning curve.
I've noticed that emeralds sometimes don't photograph well. These don't even look emerald color to me — they look like they're leaning toward a greenish-aquamarine.
Or, you give many more fucks about Doctor Who companions than you do about learning French.
Epona!!!!! And I hated that damn water temple. So much drowning.
Mine too. And friends of mine are battling a terrible virus that's laid several of their cats low. The outdoor cats have given it to the indoor cats. I know there are people who think it's mean, but when you look at outdoor cat life expectancy compared to ones who are kept inside, well, I prefer to keep my…
Of course, and nowhere in my comment did I suggest that one shouldn't be aware of the pitfalls of naming, too. Sorry if I wasn't explicit enough.
Yes, but throwing out the baby with the bath water is the problem here. Sure there are awesome non-Biblical names. The whole point of the article is that names are fraught with meaning. (Why do you think in fairy tales there's so much made about the naming of things. Hey, it's even in the Bible! Adam is tasked by…
And I think that's the crux of the biscuit. Permission wasn't given. They may have agreed to being video taped, or maybe not. There's no evidence provided either way. But when someone says, "I didn't agree for my likeness to be used in this manner" take that shit down.
And once again, I'm incredibly grateful that the Internet wasn't around when I was younger. And the ease with which people can video tape intimate moments and then share them — and worse, think it's okay to share them — with anyone with an Internet connection just squiks me out.
I agree with most of your points, but if you're writing period fiction, especially set in the 1800s in America, and you decide that all Biblical names are verboten, it's going to make naming your characters very difficult.
It isn't her thinness, it's her very strong jaw-line that looks modern to me. That said, she has these liquid doe-eyes that make up for that. (And I'm NOT saying strong jaw-lines are bad.)
Actually, the ellipses are what make it appear to lack sincerity. Maybe no message at all would have been better. But Trump can't shut the fuck up, being an attention whore and all.