I adored that show. It was as awesome as Xena.
I adored that show. It was as awesome as Xena.
Campy TV Hercules was SO funny. I'm sure it wasn't the cannabis talking, it was just that funny, back in the day.
They were already told that they were not going to be fined, so there's that. There is also the fact that they didn't just "let it go brown" by not watering it, their yard was an overgrown lot of junk and weeds. It's actually like half green because of all the weeds, there are big rotting wooden planks leaning against…
HOAs are literally the worst, but an uptight city ordinance regarding grass is a close second. Xeriscaping should be the standard, not universal grass lawns.
Also:
I love you guys womyn (really, truly), but COME ON.
There's just no fucking pleasing you, is there?
That's actually the back side of their faces — you can swap their heads around for reaction shots if you're doing some kinda storyline. Which I think is fun.
What's up with their facial expressions? We have confused, grumpy, and terrified.
The most forbidden hot dog topping in Chicago is ketchup. But apparently, Chicagoans don't mind topping their streets with another red liquid: blood.
"People like to joke that any Chicago native would shoot you for attempting to order a hot dog with ketchup on it in their town. But no one was joking when 82 Chicagoans were shot in the city this past weekend. Nor were they ordering hot dogs."
Just to nitpick but "The last couple of years have produced seemingly endless stories about the sexual assault crisis on American college campuses" has to do with better Title IX enforcement since 2011. Because it's suddenly being taken seriously on a national level that corresponds to us talking about it more and…
Also it would be a good lesson to the children to return something to it's rightful owner if it was wrongfully taken from him/her/them
That Globe story is incredible, truly inspiring and very touching. And I was stressed about what today?
Looks like Jessica won by a foot
Not mentioned in the article is that Roberta Firstenberg and her granddaughter were assisted in the endeavor by Doctors Eva Rosalene and Neil Watts of the Sigmund Corporation.
Who's cutting onions up in here damn it!