Good God. What amuses me about this mindset is that the person obviously feels that entire governments have nothing better to do than run around planting “evidence” of events that (didn’t) happen eighty years ago on the off chance some random researcher would find it. They clearly picture international governing…

;)

But to search Japanese archives, the filmmakers would have needed a researcher who could read Japanese. How do you expect them to do that?

The obvious answer for Earhart’s disappearance:

 

This whole story was so blatantly ridiculous that I was surprised it wasn’t an email forward from my mother

Maybe in Japan things like facts still matter, but we’re making America great one ridiculous rumor at a time!

When are we finally going to stop calling it the history channel, and start calling it the whack job conspiracy channel?

WAIT, PLAYING HOUSE SEASON 3 IS ON DEMAND IN ITS ENTIRETY????????????? YES! YES IT IS! I’M CRYING!

but what is inappropriate about showing my arms and shoulders?? If i am in a dress without sleeves, how is that inappropriate dress?

If you can’t concentrate because a woman is wearing open-toed shoes, you might have a problem. Or be Quentin Tarantino.

I wonder what would happen if a female reporter took this to the extreme and showed up, notebook in hand, in a full burqa? Or perhaps one of those bonnets and old-fashioned dresses the Amish and Mennonite wear?

“what if I wore a blouse with long sleeves but each sleeve said “grab em by the pussy” on it?”

no home shopping comedy reel would be complete without drunk mariah carey! (alack, i am at work and have not the links)

The unnamed reporter, apparently desperate to simply do her job, “ripped out pages from her notebook and stuffed them into her dress’s shoulder openings to create sleeves,”

Paul Ryan has a toe and shoulder fetish!!! Eew! Eew! Eeeeeeeewwww!!!!!!

Praise be motherfuckers.

I use to love the D grade home shopping channels, where it was guys literally yelling at the camera for you to buy either loose gem stones, knives, or coins all day long.

“See, now it’s locked in” has been a family catchphrase for years at this point:

Not QVC nor HSN, but:

Never forget...