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And the alternate universe also explains why so many of the cars had right side steering. Though where they found them all in Canada beats me. But the Sparrows are still horrible people who apparently are running a protection racket on the city. Remember all those signs in the early episodes and the scene of a Sparrow eating food in the pharmacy?
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I don't think a brainless cluster of cells would make much difference at this point. She's first trimester at best and not even quickening. Pregnancy tests these days apparently register within a day or so. This leads to a lot of unnecessary heartbreak since between one third and one half of all pregnancies miscarry before even the first missed period.
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Professional painter's coveralls are traditionally white. The spatters are a sort of badge of honour. Fortunately the PTB allowed the short girl to be bad at something finally. I like Michael Trucco.
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Patience is filmed in Ladysmith Vancouver Island Canada. And comes with Pamela Anderson Lee, who I hope will turn up at some point, perhaps as the owner of a vegan cafe who gives refuge to #42 octupus.
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So if the officers then have to arrest someone, does that guy ride in the back with the family member. That would be interesting, since a lot of those arrested are going to be random drunks or lowlifes who hit on the family member. Smitty was giving away used water bottles filled from his own bathroom tap? Doesn't Smitty live in an RV in a parking lot next to the station? Where does his water come from?
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Quick proposals may work when couples are 30 or younger, but after awhile, there's going to be some baggage—some skeletons in the closet. DH's grandmother's advice "Don't make it a long engagement if you are over 90." She accepted a proposal at 92, and he died on her a few weeks later.
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S03.E07: Fumble in the Dark
femmefan1946 replied to jewel21's topic in Bob ❤️ Abishola (Bob Hearts Abishola)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Nigeria Only in the Northern (Muslim) states and even there only if the trial is under religious law. In the south (pagan/ Christian) and under the secular laws of the northern states, the maximum sentence would be 14 years. Not that that is a great improvement. sock manufacturing isn't really a thing in Detroit. MaxDot does not manufacture in the USA. I think the socks are actually made in Thailand and imported. MaxDot own the brand and do design, marketing, shipping etc. But Christina did show some marketing intelligence in early episodes but was brushed off/fell off the wagon which ended the idea. I'd have to review all the episodes to remember which, but I think it was before she went to the dude ranch. -
All Points Bulletin: All Things Media And News!
femmefan1946 replied to formerlyfreedom's topic in The Rookie
Back to the gunplay thing--- does anyone other than gun nerds actually care if the gunplay is "realistic" ? It goes bang. The bad guy falls down. There you go. If the guns were made of licorice and the actor shouts "bang" when he aims it, might be a little too unrealistic, but I would hope that most people never have handled a dangerous weapon or been confronted with one. The legal parts and the detective parts are a lot more fun. The bang bang stuff is boring. -
S02.E13: A Big African Bassoon
femmefan1946 replied to jewel21's topic in Bob ❤️ Abishola (Bob Hearts Abishola)
She already has a BSc in Nursing. So that's five years off the cost although that depends on where she trained. If it was in Nigeria, Britain, or France she would have little or no student debt, since neither has onerous tuition costs. And Bob is wealthy. She may not need any loans, if he can afford her tuition. Maybe she can become a surgeon? They're not really known for their warmth and people skills. Nor their beside manner. If you don't want to talk to patients, become an anesthesiologist. All the patient ever says is "Ninety nine, ninety eight, ninet........." -
S03.E06: The Devil's Throuple
femmefan1946 replied to jewel21's topic in Bob ❤️ Abishola (Bob Hearts Abishola)
I don't understand how this culture could claim to be quite Christian, yet espouse multiple wives? Well, if you read the Bible there is nothing forbidding plural marriage in the New Testament, and several plural marriages in the Old Testament. Nigeria has a large Muslim and a large "pagan" population, so I suspect that there are no laws forbidding plural marriage there. And a religious marriage is not a legal marriage, it has to be performed by an officiant who is authorized by the civil authorities and registered to be legal. When the couple "sign the register" THAT is the legal marriage. In any case, Kemi and Chuy are not married and did not plan to be. OTOH- Kemi is supposed to have a son the same age as her lover, but in real life the age difference is five years? Shades of Mrs Robinson. -
One of the first TV shows I ever watched was Life with Elizabeth-- starring Betty White. 1953-55. Also the original Goldbergs.
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She's 1.57 metres according to Mr. Google. Don't know how much that is in Imperial. Why would you bring your date to your colleague’s house to babysit her baby Because there is nothing sexier than a man caring for a child. Second best is a puppy. Those guys who parade around fancy cars or big trucks attract other men. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Plus they have zero chemistry. Bradford has chemistry with everything. Chen, ex-wife, Smitty, dirty laundry. I will now go lie down with a cologne soaked hankie on my forehead.
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S03.E03: Dud
femmefan1946 replied to jewel21's topic in Bob ❤️ Abishola (Bob Hearts Abishola)
I agree I have an Eastlake chaise longue that is very pretty and incredibly uncomfortable. Fortunately our LR is big enough that it can sit there like a sculpture while people sit comfortably on the couch or an easy chair. -
It's also mentioned that he is from a wealthy family who mingle with the hoi-polloi.