They’re turned on by them. The fact that the wearers of yoga pants think they’re creeps is the rage-inducing part but that’s TOTALLY WITHIN THEIR CONTROL. We see your barely contained rage. Quit it and maybe a girl will talk to you instead of crossing the street to get away from you.
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A few visits from the FBI could be enough for someone who thinks he is so smart and flying under the radar to understand that people are watching him. They can’t lock him up but they can ask questions about those past incidents, ask about the songs and why he wrote them -he will infer they have a file and are keeping…
OH GOD. I’m watching and I’m like “it’s not that bad” then a minute thirty and you think “oh no.....why is she acting like that? there is a stool and mike CLEARLY THERE FOR HIM.” Then it hits 3 minutes 20 and I audibly groaned here at work. It’s like watching a trainwreck. I made it to six minutes thirty and the air…
Your second paragraph answers your question. People read these like fan fiction (exhibit A = my mother.) It's the version of celebrity life they want to be real. Feuding! Clothes! Children! Lovers' quarrels! If it was fact-based it would be boring.
On top of that, in the Philippines, Facebook will be the internet: https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/11/15/17/govt-partners-with-facebook-for-high-speed-broadband
Especially with 2020 elections getting closer. They're already stained with the shit he has pulled so far but if they continue to humor him, it will hurt them in a big way long term.
Flora Robson is an underrated treasure - she’s my favorite in Black Narcissus, so sweet and so sad.
I am in a similar boat. I live in the Bay area with plenty of theaters to choose from but the temporary credit card number the app issued to me didn’t work no matter which kind of card I tried to process it as (Amex, Visa, Mastercard). I got into a circular conversation with their customer service via email to try to…
I had to read it several times myself. The word eponymous doesn’t seem to be used correctly in this context. The restaurant is named Alexander which happens to be the same last name as the writer of the article not the owner of the restaurant. If the restaurant was named eponymously it would be named Stanich.
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DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THIS SERVICE. They tell you the “credit card” number they issue to you for each purchase goes through as a MasterCard purchase. It doesn’t - it doesn’t work. You email them and tell them “it’s not working as any of the payment options” and they say “try MasterCard.” You say “I tried MasterCard it…
Another vote for Sophie! She’s frustratingly brilliant as Mary Musgrove in Persuasion (my favorite of the Austen adaptations) and so sweet in Gosford Park.
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I loved last season, especially the women (the characters and actors) but I hope there is less Franco as this season goes on. The premiere had waaaay too much of him and both slimebags he plays and they are the least interesting characters on the show. They add nothing to the historical aspects of the story, their…
This is a true WWII romance along similar lines - love can change hearts and minds:
It contains denatured alcohol, which breaks down your skin's collagen. Bad deal.
It contains denatured alcohol, which breaks down your skin's collagen. Bad deal.
Gee, it’s almost like you read his words in their proper context!
This is fascinating - thank you. I vividly remember that 20/20 episode too and also have wondered what happened to Claude-Pierre. You’ve illustrated really well how medicine can have an inherent conflict between mind/emotions and body. Science says X should work as a treatment but try telling that to someone’s psyche.…
(Love your screen name)