You should sell an NFT (non-fungible token) of your comment.

1) I loved that movie.

If no director's chairs, which are foldable and thus mobile, what chairs are allowed. I'm not sure that quote quite provides the vindication you think it does. 

User name checks out. 

Do you even know how celebrity blogging works?

I'll be here all week. Tip your waitress. 

We listen to both kinds of music, country and western. 

I’ve never owned a PS, but the same is true for most digital storefronts that I’ve come across that offers freebies.

Big Tech has enough money to say fuck you to the gov’t a little more often. Big Auto sucks at the teat of gov't, so... 

I guess this hasn’t been cross-posted to Jalopnik, cause there’s not a shit ton of fawning defensiveness for Muskie. Instead there is some seriously thoughtful critical writing goin down in these threads. 

Loved her in Jeffrey too.

I agree. That is the unfortunate catch-22 of this hell hole we call the internet: damned if you do, damned if you don’t.

“could be used to unfairly report players for words taken out of context.”

“The idea that universal daycare only appeals to monied careerists and not low-income parents who have less flexibility when it comes to child-rearing simply makes no sense.”

“After all, the film (never to be referred to as a movie) has a certified fresh accreditation on Rotten Tomatoes, with a perfect score—or at least it did, until now.”

Excellent story, told excellently, my friend. 

Often in even more grinding poverty as a result is my guess. Especially since the poor are much more likely to live in food, financial, and other vital service deserts. And often have to travel far to poorly transit-serviced areas for their employment.

... or Sabretooth

It’s Merida, the heroine from Pixar’s “Brave”. A strong female character, and thus another sign of the SJW apocalypse.