Wealthy people in this country are only ever really punished if they screw over other wealthy people.
Wealthy people in this country are only ever really punished if they screw over other wealthy people.
I would say his character in A.I. would be my second favorite. Maybe not the greatest film, but he did a great job in his role. #1 would definitely be I ♡ Huckabees. Such a great movie, and great cast too.
Probably my third favorite Jude Law roll.
Perhaps women also rated Blade Runner higher, but didn’t for 2049?
I’m in a rural area, and the only pharmacy is locally owned and I love it. Usually in and out, and like you I can get covid and flu shots there. Sure, they don’t sell orange juice and lawn chairs there, but there’s a Family Dollar next door.
I really enjoyed this game, but never figured out how to keep the ones that phase in and out from escaping.
Aww man, that was my go-to weather app. Anybody have FOSS suggestions for android?
Oh shit, never been able to find subbed versions of the Area 88 OVAs!
Agreed!
“I don’t think so Tim.”
I was pretty upset that my grandma got me a Genesis instead of a Super Nintendo, but I played the hell out of Sonic 2, Sonic and Knuckles, and Mortal Kombat. No Super Mario World though. :(
Whhhhhat? That’s awesome!
Imagine going to jail for a Chevy Avalanche.
A rare polar bear that was spotted in a remote village in Iceland was shot by police after being considered a threat, authorities have said.
The bear was killed in the north-west tip of the country after police consulted the national environment agency, which declined to have the animal relocated, according to the Westfjords police chief, Helgi Jensson.
“It’s not something we like to do,” Jensson said. “In this case … the bear was very close to a summer house. There was an old woman in there.”
The owner, who was alone, was frightened and locked herself upstairs as the bear rummaged through her garbage, Jensson said. She contacted her daughter in Reykjavik, the capital, by satellite link, and called for help.
“She stayed there,” Jensson said, adding that other summer residents in the area had gone home. “She knew the danger.”
Do you seriously lack reading comprehension skills? The section of my comment you’ve pointed out says that I value them equally, not that polar bears are more valuable than humans, and not that humans are more valuable than polar bears. This is why I knew it was pointless to argue with you, because you aren’t doing it in good faith. Go protect your imaginary school from the polar bears massing an imminent attack if you want to act like this.
Just feed them to the polar bears.
I never said I didn’t care.
The difference between the two of us is that you think humans are more important than other animals and I don’t. If this polar bear killed a few humans in Iceland, I’m not saying those particular humans would deserve it, but we as a species do. This polar bear didn’t do anything wrong. It has no capacity to, it was just trying to survive. Maybe instead of destroying anything that may potentially be a threat to humans, we should protect the planet we live on and the habitats of our fellow plants and animals. It’s in our own best interests too. No sense arguing about it though, I doubt either of us will change our minds.
So what about humans posing a threat to them? If it’s so rare to have them show up in Iceland, what drove a polar bear to do this? From what I understand, with less ice at the poles it has made it harder for polar bears to hunt seals, leaving many of them starving. As we head towards winter, polar bears have to put on fat stores to survive and feed newborn cubs. It’s really a shame that so many people talk about “animals” as if we aren’t animals too. By your logic, there would be nothing wrong with polar bears rolling into town and eating the species threatening their survival.
The meme is from an episode of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and Charlie here has taken a job with another character, Mac, where they are delivering mail in an office complex. Charlie is in the mail room all day while Mac chats up the office staff and pretends to work in someones office while they are on vacation. Charlie gets increasingly paranoid and cooks up this idea that none of the people he’s getting mail for actually exist. Mac informs him that not only do these people exist, but they are all wondering where their mail is.
So, no, in the show the crazy one, Charlie, is definitely not right, and almost never is.
Carol? Caaaarol?!