Didn’t sound like that. He clearly said ‘brother to sister to brother’. I think that means the family had come to terms with the sister part and something else moved it back to brother.

I kind of read the exact opposite from this statement. It feels like Alexis’s brother was being very careful in his use of language and was very respectful of Alexis’s preferences/wishes.

But they said, Our brother and then our sister and then our brother... so seems like they were recognizing what alexis wanted.

If you are paying close attention to you will see that at time of death Alexis was going by male pronoun. Please make a note of it.

That “tiny piece of debris” was a bullet, you dip.

(Well, that’s kind of the point of training.)

The Four Rules

Google debunked this:

myth rejected:

White privilege

This is what’s wrong with these new shifters. Without distinct gear positions or indents, you have to consciously control the movement and look at the display to determine what gear you are in. Very easy to see how someone in a rush could mistakenly not put it in the correct gear.

Because there wasn’t anything legally wrong with the shifter. Sure, it was confusing, but that is relatively hard to legally compel a company to do a recall. If you used the shifter correctly, it operated correctly. So, the company recognizing that it was confusing, said “Hey guys, we’ll make it less confusing!” and…

Kinja?

“Caught on”? Really, grandpa? You make it seem like the “Episode IV” nomenclature is A) recent or B) fan-made, neither of which are true. It was called “Star Wars” for four years. Four. Then, for the next 35 years (and counting), it has officially been labeled Episode IV, because it is, in fact, the fourth chapter of…

/eyeroll of epic mega proportions

Why is that annoying? It makes way more sense than Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3, Star Wars, Episode 5, and Episode 6.

That was predestined as soon as they decided to make Empire episode 5, which is probably a decision that was made in like 1978. The film itself was renumbered episode 4 in 1981, a mere four years after its release. It’s time to let that one go.

I thought it was called Machete order because you use a machete to hack Episode 1 to pieces.

V-necks are the only suitable undershirt to actually wear under a button up and let them serve their intended purpose.

And those god-awful 'assumptions' for body fat % based off of waist size alone. I stopped reading there and headed straight for the comments.