it reminds me of the scenes from the doctor’s office in Strangers with Candy, where the penicillin is powerless against the adorable STDs. Also everything reminds me of Strangers with Candy.
They filmed a goodly portion of the Strangers with Candy movie at my high school!
Also, the video for Nada Surf’s “Popular.” And, apparently, the classroom scenes in the video for “Jeremy.”
The thing I don’t like about these Abilify ads is that the protagonist always winds up in a doctor’s office, and the doctor shows a movie of herself dictating the side effect information. Why doesn’t she just nix the film and talk to her patient directly?
I don’t have a problem saying that I liked The Village.
“This blog is popular enough to have been turned into an Urban Outfitters book.”—
God, I can’t wait to be out of my twenties.
And not once have I heard mentioned that Peyton Manning has fewer Super Bowl rings than his baby brother. It’s a relevant fact!
If I told you folks that I was starting a month of vacation and I’m not sure how to occupy my time, would you actually put questions in my stupid ask box?
Welp, time to surrender my computer to my replacement. See you bozos next week.
I am so sorry to hear about what happened.
AAR
- He was well armed (Shotgun, rifle, something else?)
- ballistic vest
- tear gas
- 14 dead and 50 injured as of 0719 EST
I wonder how long he was preparing for this. He picked a night that would have maximum number of people with the midnight release…
While I’m in general not an advocate of handgun ownership restrictions, I have to say that I don’t view being in a theater, caught in the crossfire between a bunch of random gun owners and a crazy person to be an improvement over just the crazy person having the gun. I think it’s highly likely you’d end up with even MORE dead people, as J. Random Gunowners start 1) hitting bystanders by mistake, 2) misidentify the target and start shooting each other, 3) the cops show up in the middle of the firefight and shoot the gunowners, etc.
Maybe an occasional mass shooting is the price we pay for the freedom to own weapons. I don’t know. But the idea that any schmoe who can afford a pistol might start shooting back at a gunman in a public place does not make me feel safer at all.
Last day at the ol’ office.
