PHM8

So in The Holiday, an English woman would’ve gone all the way to America to fall in love with a Scot? Isn’t the whole point that they got out of their comfort zones? Jack Black was perfect as the funny, brash American. (and yes, I know Ewan could’ve played an American but he’s one… Read More

I interviewed at a place that was obsessed with this one “corporate motivation” book. They used all the lingo. They had daily morning meetings about the book where someone would read the “daily passage” (yes, just like the Bible). They said they would only hire people who aligned… Read More

Nobody owes you an autograph. Nobody owes you a hug, photograph, kiss, conversation or anything else. It’s fucking weird to think you can demand such things from anyone, much less a total stranger.

I’m not sure how much better it makes it, but I thought #5 was saying they would pay the dogsitter a discounted rate in light of the fact that they get to use the apartment, pool, etc. not that they were expecting the dogsitter to pay them.

86 was my Freshman year and I think the styling in the show is pretty accurate. I hate when shows make it look like people in the 80s all dressed like we were Madonna or Boy George. Most of us dressed like normal people, just with more acid wash and poofier hair. And guys definitely… Read More

Very good point.

And the feathery Alex P Keaton hair. But definitely not bowl cuts like Will’s.

Horrible choice of format. How on earth is the user supposed to know the exact verbiage?

Please tell me you’re kidding about porn? Even if it’s inaudible, you do know your screen can still be seen by those next you, behind you, across the aisle, and people walking by. It really does not belong on a plane or any public place unless all people present are legally of age… Read More

That was heartbreaking. I’m not going to assume the motive, but you can very clearly see that the person in costume saw the little girls right before giving the adult lady a high-five. He/she also clearly moved away from the girls. If he/she didn’t see them, he/she would’ve walked… Read More