Maybe he’s a throwback to Old Hollywood…. back then the Studio gave you your name, your backstory, and your romantic partner. Even in the modern era, television reporters change their names to fit the genre. Lastly, his opinion on her performance is absolutely accurate if that is how he feels. There have been plenty of child actors who have been on the scene for SO LONG that they’ve had all youthfulness zapped out of them. They DON’T give immature performances (though their childhoods often suffer for it.) Maybe that’s what he was comparing Wallis to.

I know, right? It just kind of looks down like “Damn… I was so hungry, too.” It’s so adorable.

WRONG! Look up one of the commercials and they say POINT BLANK “TEAR FREE For Eyes!” They pronounce it as in crying, and show the little kid wiping shampoo suds out of his eyes while that line is on the screen. The concept was the same as Johnson + Johnson’s baby shampoo - a gentle soap that wouldn’t cause your children to freak the eff out.

Almost every parent of a homosexual I’ve ever talked to has said that they could tell their child was not heterosexual from an early age. It’s called gaydar. Look it up.
Also, why should the mother not allow her child to be what he wants for Halloween? I assume you have no problem with children dressing up as Transformers or baby versions of Rambo, so how exactly is this mother “wrong”?

He’s a little kid, so (other than the standard supervision required of ANY group of children, regardless of gender) no, he doesn’t require extra supervision. Do you live in 1640? Men and women can be in the same rooms, now.

I thought about that, too, but then it occurred to me that since marriage was not legal it WAS technically “mock.” That’s what we should be enraged about, that the gays are forced to fake things because a few people are scared and hateful.

That’s exactly WHY they put up more interests. They are terrified of how they’ll appear to their current (and future) FB Friends, so they click the like button even on pages for movies they only saw once, two decades ago. It’s about building up the “cred” to attempt to impress these people in our social circles.

You DO realize that they hadn’t JUST died minutes before, right? Look at how the bodies are swaddled. It’s essentially the equivalent of a funeral procession, and it’s quite common in other parts of the world. It’s a cultural thing. Don’t be so close-minded.

Yes. Dagget is up there. Number 78.

I was hoping someone would mention that!