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  1. The worst manager I ever had in my whole career was named Ron Hale, and so I have mixed emotions.
  2. Now this is a bit of surprise. I loved American Pickers until it ran it's course. http://www.cnn.com/2024/10/01/entertainment/frank-fritz-american-pickers-death/index.html
  3. Since Pete Rose had a lifetime ban, maybe they'll put him in the hall of fame now that he has passed. He deserves it.
  4. I believe Kris Kristofferson had dementia/alzheimers. Having to take care of relatives with this awful disease makes me say that death is a gift. It many sound brutal to some, but this is a truly cruel disease for all involved.
  5. I get a lot of Philly TV where I live and although I'm a true blue Giants fan, this Jason Kelce Wawa ad is great. He's a treasure.
  6. It's a warning. Those damn Pop Tarts need to learn to behave.
  7. I'm tired of Kevin Hart, however this made me laugh 😁
  8. Absolutely, that's why it doesn't stand up.
  9. That show was on in the late 1980's, nearly 40 years ago. At that time, a daughter living with two fathers was unique. Particularly since either of them could have been her father. It was pretty progressive at the time.
  10. I loved the show, but I don't know if I can go through those intense emotions again 😜
  11. My Roku wants to teach me Spanish, because a number of shows are listed in Spanish. Why? No idea. Anyway, this is how I see the tile for this show.
  12. You can record a voice in Waze as well. My friend's brother and nephew did that to her waze, and we didn't know that until we turned it on. We BOL. So Cox isn't the first to do that, 😉
  13. The prosecution was definitely incompetent, but as I said in another thread, the fact that they couldn't prosecute him as a producer likely impacted their whole strategy. That was a mistake on the prosecution, because they should have either charged all the producers or none. I think that's what they were hanging their hats on. As to the bullets that were not shared with the defense, I can't help but wonder about chain of custody. Someone off the street brings in live bullets and says they were from the set of Rust. How do they know that for sure? I thought chain of custody was a really big deal. It still doesn't mean that info shouldn't have been shared. What a clusterfuck.
  14. That's the one! I think toward the end of the show's run, she was famous for being the designer that no one wanted to work with, because she did shit like what you described. She ran with that fame and took it way too far.
  15. As soon as the judge ruled that Baldwin couldn't be prosecuted as a producer, and none of his actions that compromised set safety could be considered, the case was effectively doomed. The prosecution was disorganized, and the relationship between the prosecution and defense was hostile. The judge's frustration was evident, so it's understandable why the trial was dismissed. I don't believe the actor did anything wrong, as he was assured by two people that the gun was safe. However, Alec Baldwin's role as a producer is another matter entirely. Regardless, my opinion of Baldwin remains unchanged—I still think he's a total dick.
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