It’s a Black Rain Frog, named for its misguided love of this sub-mediocre movie.
It’s a Black Rain Frog, named for its misguided love of this sub-mediocre movie.
I got out of my chair, bent down, and cleaned up when my then-infant son threw food on the floor. My sister, the Chicago Diva, was visiting. She was simply apoplectic and told me to leave it for the (lowly) waitstaff.
As noted by others here, the question is “is she really into me or just doing her job being nice?”
Raisins!
Would it be fine? Yeah! I’d expect it! And I would be honored.
I’ll do it!
Great film, with great acting by Fraser, et al.
I probably watched half the episodes during that period. I never saw Zamata do anything but be a background player, if she was ion at all. Furthermore, I never heard anyone say ‘this SNL clip with Sasheer Zamata is worth watching,” let alone read an article pointing out her work. I expect she would have been a…
As regards, Zamata, I hope you’re using the SNL talent moniker as sarcasm. She contributed nothing to that show and never demonstrated even one moment of comic personality. I watched infrequently over the years she was on and never saw her be anything more than a background character in someone else’s sketch. I hope…
Cool. My dad worked at the GE Plastics plant there for over a decade.
I believe so. Happy fapping (although it’s gonna be a sad movie, not a cheerful rom-com).
I lived in Evansville, IN, during the 80s, and I was in high school (Class of ‘85 raaaawwwks!). Evansville is larger than Hawkins is supposed to be and more racially and economically diverse than Hawkins.
Are you from Evansville?
Point taken.
Lookin’ a little short there, Kang.
Dude! You out-snarked me! I was heading in here with the same observation, only to find that you had beaten me here (perhaps by millions of years).
This ought to do it for you: Disobedience. She is a repressed, married ultra-orthodox Jewish wife whose childhood love interest (Rachel Weisz) returns after a long exile from their community and rekindles their relationship.
Holy shit, Steak-Umms! I remember when those first came out. I was right in their market space: a hungry 13 year-old who’s Indiana life could only conjure up visions of Philly cheesesteaks and who had just enough kitchen savvy to heat something in a pan and slap it on a roll. I loved those.
Of course, I don’t know what it will be (or, do I?...No, no I don’t.), but they played the Lost in Space movie with Matt LeBlanc straight, and that didn’t do the film any favors.
I think she’s just trying to sound seductive/jazzy, but she doesn’t have the vocal chops to pull it off without it going all wrong.