Make them with CHOCOLATE rice krispies.....
Make them with CHOCOLATE rice krispies.....
There’s also a great example of how you should call out people for making a racist comment. The movie opens with Matthau showing a group of Japanese guests around (they’re from Tokyo’s subway, and are checking out NYC’s subway system) and, thinking they don’t understand English, passes them off to the next person with…
Crème brûlée.
I’ve read some of Butler’s work, and enjoyed it. She deserves the awards she’s received.
My take on the movie:
Would you eat one of these, though?
If your neighborhood HOA won’t let you use a free, solar-powered clothes dryer, tell them to take a hike....
I saw it back when, and left the theater thinking “Meh” and musing on plot holes and where a bit of script doctoring could have improved it.
SPACE COYOTES RULE!
AGREED!
Hey, whatever happened to not becoming outraged over what are certainly unintentional slights?
Why do publishers feel the need to announce their decisions? Why not just do it all quietly, without a press release - or the mandatory apology?
Ya know, if you want to honor someone, here’s a list of people you can choose from:
Enslaving people captured in battle / raids was also fairly ubiquitous in the pre-Columbus New World, too..... for those who didn’t wind up as sacrifices to the gods....or dinner (cannibalism was not unheard of in the Caribbean).
Make a couple of copies, too.
AIMEE FOR THE WIN
THIS. We have to stop using the rules of the present to judge the past.
You want snubs? There’s an ENTIRE CATEGORY of performers that has NEVER been considered by the Academy as being worthy of honor.
To the tune of “Song of the Volga Boatmen”:
You still don’t want to get caught using one on a video chat....