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I hate that they made Barbenheimer a thing. But I guess in the world we live in, everything needs a buzz-worthy zeitgeist-grabbing word that can be hash-tagged on social media.

Hell there are lots of chubbies in the UAE.

Joe Gorga is trying to calculate how much whiskey he will need to consume to get through a night of sexing up Andy just so he and Melissa can stay on the show. And you know Andy would. For some reason, Joe Gorga seems to be the outlier to Andy's rule about only wanting to pork coked up under 25 year old twinks.

They all are.

I remember during spring break, people would sometimes do an internship, except those were called externships...basically, unpaid and less work than an internship, but still a good way to learn some insights about a job and spruce up a resume.

I never said she was dragging it down or that it would be way more successful if she wasn't involved. Just that any success they are having with her involved is probably due to her name being used, and not much else. Member of mensa this woman isn't, and I don't think she really has much business sense.

Oh my God we can spend a whole episode watching her trying to pronounce the names of Hindu gods. "No, Teresa, it's pronounced Sheeva, not Shiv-va. And Ganesh is Ga-nesh, not Gay-nesh". "Ok, I know dat one! Dat's the elephant one, like Dumbo!"

I guess Roseanne can breath a sigh of relief, then, as she is no longer the celebrity with the worst rendition of the national anthem anymore?

Champs, contractors, and commissions, oh my...

Still a classic.

And she'd probably also explain to you what humblebragging means.

Generation Kill author Evan Wright dies aged 59. After Generation Kill, Wright continued to write about topics ranging from environmentalists to neo-Nazis; his other books included American Desperado, about the mafia cocaine smuggler Jon Roberts, and How to Get Away with Murder in America, about a CIA agent who became the focus of an FBI investigation. He also worked as a producer on TV shows including The Bridge, The Man in the High Castle, Homeland, and Dirty John.

Oh, I'm not disputing Envy being somewhat successful, I just think it's success is in spite of Melissa's involvement.

Yeah. maybe not as widespread a phrase as it is now, but I heard it used by other people as well long before apps was used for programs.

Bryn has her own IG account, so she probably learned about Luann via the internet. It isn't that far fetched.

Yeah but it's usually still only the 2 main parties there. Having another party go in a coalition when there isn't a majority doesn't happen too often, though one could say the Liberal Democrats joining with the Conservatives in 2010 kickstarted the 14 years of Conservative rule.

Peter Green: Fleetwood Mac co-founder dies aged 73.

I do think both formats have their merits. As others have pointed out, the book is definitely more of a supernatural horror story, while the movie is more of a psychological horror story. I will say Shelly Duvall's performance is the saving grace of Wendy the movie character version.

Why do these sound like they could be summaries from episodes of an actual anthology/pseudo-docu series on Fox in the mid to late 90s called Karma's a Bitch, hosted by Mitch Pileggi?

Is it really though?

Heather snickers at you as hers are top grade platinum. 24kt gold is for the peasants now.

Don't forget, she always had that bow legged walk. Maybe Juicy was the real Tarzan after all?

For me the biggest sin was Mark and Lizzy being an utter black hole of chemistry. Honestly a morgue of corpses had produced more warmth than they ever did. And we know Lizzy can bring the chemistry, as she did with Peter.

Same here. Indeed. Indeed as well.

I wonder if that's how they sign their Christmas (or any other) party invitations...