I would think that the main purpose for the walmart Oreo knockoffs is recipes for desserts that call for crushed or chopped Oreos. Who would destroy the real thing if a suitable substitute is available.
The other nonsensical bullshit is not letting Gaga talk to the actual woman she was portraying under the pretense of not wanting to glorify a felon. That ship sailed when they cast one of the biggest superstars in the world to play her in a movie. You really can’t glorify someone more than that.
What about a President that single-handedly starts a trade war with a 2am tweet?
Just think how much more confusing it would have been if you had named the dog “Indiana”.
Gotta think his agent took one look at him and said, “Yes. I can find you work.”
Alabama and Canadian native Allison Parliament was in Canada for work...
I follow the advice of the great English poet John Milton -
Pretty much any time someone is busted for embezzling, some sort of addiction (gambling, drugs, gambling, shopping, gambling) is the driving force. It takes a warped mind to think they will get away with it, and that no one will question why they have 500k in cars and bet 10k on a hand of blackjack despite having a 85k…
Left to their own devices, they probably would.
I seem to recall stories of Demi’s multiple drug overdoses followed by brain damage. Is there no one helping this person?
Even though I wasn’t a fan of the show, a D+ for Parks & Rec seems a little harsh.
I’m in the Puget Sound ‘burbs, and I see at least 3 Teslas on each short run to the grocery store. Of course, that grocery store has a SuperCharging station in the parking lot, so it’s a little like seeing moths around a porch light.
Seems that most college ‘ball coaches are driving new cars when they get busted for DUI.
If it’s the same agent that had him do State Farm commercials featuring a sleazy agent stereotype, then shit advice is certainly on-brand. Those are some of the most WTF commercials out there.
I remember going to the Sears hardware department with my Dad in the late 1980's to buy a cheap 1/4" drill to replace a 20 y.o. model that finally died. The sales associate asked him if he wanted to buy the extended warranty on it. He replied, “No. When it dies I will buy another $30 drill.”
We can assume Bradken will simply re-name the company and pretend they had nothing to do with this war profiteering. (We’ve been at war for 20 years now) Kind of like how your cable TV company and phone company kept changing corporate names to run away from their bad reviews.
4) Belarus is a totalitarian state with no protection of “personal liberty”. The government there can whack him any time they like, just for the lulz.