Thailand, not Taiwan.

He was placing oxygen tanks for the rescue effort, and ended up running out of oxygen himself. 

Heartbreaking that there was still death involved. Saman Gunan should never be forgotten.

Actually, what this tells me is that those two are a bunch of hot-headed old asshole racists who would always get into shit with their neighbors, instead of calling the cops. The cops were likely so goddamn busy defusing their shit that they started tell the fucking drama queens to cut the shit and just call them.

Yeah, she’s lying. Her lips were a thin straight line. She just made them a little smaller than the overfilled look she had for a while.

I never understood the whole fried chicken and watermelon shit.

It’s more biting that way, lol.

I appreciate the dissonance of politely calling him ‘Mr. President’ before lobbing a glorious f-bomb at him.

She’s just following orders.
She’s just processing paperwork.
She’s just enforcing the law.
She’s just doing her job.
She’s just doing the will of the voters.
She’s just a bureaucrat.
She’s just part of the system.
She’s just doing her duty.
She’s just being a patriot.
She’s just doing what her boss told her to do.
She’s just…

I’ve got a two year old. He’s mixed, so he looks exactly like the kids in those pictures, and I can just hear him crying for his mommy and daddy if we were taken away from him and it makes me want to throw up. I’m sitting four feet from him right now with tears in my eyes thinking about it. All the toys and TVs in the…

I’m starting to think that the silence from the Democrats is as bad as the torture being done to these children. The Democrats are useless.

It’s time for these people to be dragged into the streets.

I didn’t see The Shining until I was an adult, and I was too distracted by how much I fucking hated ALL the characters to be much scared. It’s actually the movie that helped me develop the theory that for horror to work well, the audience has to at least somewhat care about the characters who are in peril. Just a…

If I find out that you’ve shown a ten-year-old The Ring, I will call the police and Child Protective Services. I was .. 23? when I saw that movie and it put me off sleeping for a few nights, and I’m uneasy around horses to this day.

Those are obviously fine, and I think Gremlins and Ghostbusters are okay for fairly young kids, too. Poltergeist I’m iffy on (remember the guy’s face coming off in chunks?), and if I ever find out anyone has shown their 10-year-old The Ring I am going to call the police.

It all depends on the kid, my first kid loved horror from the get go, begged to see the new Nightmare on Elm street in the theater when she was just 8. My second kid (now 7) runs out of the room during any commercial with ominous music, even like insurance commercials.

Same re: The Shining. It was good, but it wasn’t scary.

It makes me wonder if this is an area where much research has been done: what is it that can make a given movie terrifying to one person and have almost no effect on somebody else?
Something related: possibly the most iconic death in the original Nightmare On Elm Street is when Johnny Depp’s character is sucked into…

You dont. Children dont want to be taught everything by their parents. let them discover things for themselves, they will find out someday by their own.