If he didn’t have anything to say about America, and he’s seeing “the same stuff happening” in Britain, then I don’t understand why he set it in America. I think he could have better avoided people mapping their political views onto his story if he just made up a country, or used analogs of American cities and states…

“Garland explained that it’s about political divisiveness in general and our insistence on ‘talking and not listening.’ He said there are politicians and people in the media ‘on both sides of the divide’ who are ‘wonderful’ and that ‘left and right are ideological arguments about how to run a state’ and nothing…

Apparently Lola and I have a different definition of ‘reamed’

“Actor yelled at me 20 years ago” is not a news story.

“However, Ontario will still have to convince me that canned mushrooms are really the best choice here.”

I think so too. I think the ghost that got sucked off might be the basement ghost that hooked up with attic girl Stephanie 

TBH I’ve felt this way about several famous UK sitcoms. The central characters are these put-upon sad sacks who are punished for no reason, surrounded by incredibly off-putting or annoying personalities with few redeeming qualities who never change. I’ll watch an episode and find the whole experience mean-spirited or…

I recently started watching the UK show simply because I missed the American one, and it’s not nearly as good. 

I think it was an unknown ghost or one of the Brits that got sucked off and Flower is lost on the property, again.

Flower’s my favorite. I have a funny feeling that she’ll be back. Somehow.

I know it’s common for people to like original (UK shows) better than the American remakes, but the American Ghosts is so so fun. The ghosts are way funnier. 

It’s best to leave him in the grays.

Disney also gave her multiple chances to conform with company policy before letting her go. That alone with the morality clause in her contract likely gives them cover.

Obviously this is a comment thread full of people who have no connection to the suit, no deep knowledge of the suit, and are free to comment their thoughts and opinions without citations because we’re not paid journalists or academics.

You realize you’re projecting with the “so brave” thing, right? Nobody else here is concerned with courage while shitposting on pop culture articles.

shhh i wanna see him have to hire back those twitter employees he fired for criticizing him

I look forward to these people someday realizing that freedom of speech does not actually mean freedom from consequence when you’re talking about a private corporation/entity/employer. Yes, Gina and Elon, you can say whatever the hell you want. But you can still face the repercussions. 

You didn’t include filter and CO2 cost. Their filters are $75 for 350 gallons. That’s good for about 6 months for a single person who drinks/uses a lot of water. So for a couple that could be up to $300/year in just filters. Add to that CO2 at $30 a two pack. 500 8oz glasses for the two pack. Say that lasts a full…

But does your ‘Brita’ let you get rid of the cases upon cases of San Pellegrino taking up your guest house basement?

This is one of the dumbest things written by one of the least relatable people I’ve ever seen on this site. Get a Brita pitcher for like 20 bucks and swap the filter every so often and call it a day.