These things are the worst invention on the face of the planet. They burrow into the sand so that their jaws are right at the surface. They'll take your bits off if you aren't careful and you swim by.
Which version?
Excuse me for a second as I clear my throat.
HELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We still exist, so that's good, and we are still picking, in theory, at least. Let's do it this way this time. @Rebels57, or whatever shrapnel is left of him, is on the clock, DancingPanther is on deck, Strawberry Fields is on the lido deck, and Striiker is on the lido afterdeck with a pair (phrasing). @Magua has gone the longest without making up his make-up pick. @GKJ has gone the second longest without making up his make-up pick. Cannon has the most recent abandoned pick to make up. Having said that, we are still patient as balls and chillaxing to f***, so no pressure. What I mean is that you shouldn't blame yourselves should you be the cause of my nose hemorrhaging again out of impatience and/or rage.
This is the best season of "I am SOLO" so far - the people on there are real characters, especially the girls, all of whom have really interesting personalities, and most of whom are quite scrumptious. I'm also watching the latest season of "The Great British Baking Show," but the hot one on there already got voted off (deservedly, unfortunately), and I find myself much less interested in it in general than I used to be. I don't know how much of that is down to sheer exhaustion with foodie shit, but I think it is more down to the hosts. A little Noel Fielding goes a LONG way, and there is far too much of it here. Matt Lucas lost a bunch of weight, and it really has effected him in a bad way - he is very strangely humorless, which added to his hairlessness makes for a wholly unwelcome viewing experience. I'll finish it off, but I won't like it.
What I will like for sure is season two of "Alice in Borderland," which I will inhale after the final eps are dropped on Jan. 10 and I have re-watched season one.
I hear Wakanda is nice.
One of my childhood friends lives in rural Australia. The last time he came to visit, I asked him and his Australian-born fiancee to speak truth against this notion that all wildlife is out to kill you in Australia. They both paused and he said, "Well ..." He mentioned a beach about an hour from their place that humans can enjoy one month a year when the tide keeps the sharks and Portuguese man-of-wars (men-of-war?) away, and there isn't a crocodile inhabitation. He added that one doesn't put on footwear without shaking it out or reach into a dark cupboard without checking for spiders, scorpions, etc.
They would own Cuck
Black widow, brown recluse, Kensington crackhead.
So Cap doesn't kill me, even if he's ever so polite about wanting to cut me, I will make up my make-up pick!
I haven't found a way to jam this creative work into any other category. In our director's decade draft, I wanted to find a way to fit it, but I couldn't justify it there. But I want it. I need it.
The Honolulu Ghibli better late than never choose as our Dealer's Choice III: L.A. Confidential
I think it's the best noir movie ever, and it's one of my favorites period. As snappy as the dialogue and pacing are, I think it's one of the best photographed/directed movies I've ever seen. It's a perfect hardboiled crime story, a perfect old Hollywood aesthetic, a perfect mixture of highbrow and lowbrow. Glitz and smut never made a better duo. I guess I get the book too? I've never read it, but James Ellroy is a hellvua writer.
Read any others by him? I don't think these qualify as children's books -- we're safe.
I still have not seen thisSo Cap doesn't kill me, even if he's ever so polite about wanting to cut me, I will make up my make-up pick!
I haven't found a way to jam this creative work into any other category. In our director's decade draft, I wanted to find a way to fit it, but I couldn't justify it there. But I want it. I need it.
The Honolulu Ghibli better late than never choose as our Dealer's Choice III: L.A. Confidential
I think it's the best noir movie ever, and it's one of my favorites period. As snappy as the dialogue and pacing are, I think it's one of the best photographed/directed movies I've ever seen. It's a perfect hardboiled crime story, a perfect old Hollywood aesthetic, a perfect mixture of highbrow and lowbrow. Glitz and smut never made a better duo. I guess I get the book too? I've never read it, but James Ellroy is a hellvua writer.
Happy birthday to us!
I think you’re a year off, it likely turned two.
I have actually selected the notification and yes it is 2 years.
