Sue London

Watching Night at the Museum (2006) and it feels impossible it is a 20 year old movie. Where does the time go?

Our family went to First Family (1980) and afterwards had a whole family meeting about how next time we go to something that bad we could just leave, and whoever in our family of five first has the idea to do so should speak up.

See something, say something.

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I have to go to the Haberdashers to see what happens, whether I like it or not.

Barring that, my first choice is Star Trek, although I'm still not certain of era. I feel enough novels have been written to qualify as a literary universe.

Your top choices?

Vintage Black woman wearing a beige sweatshirt that reads “Return to Library”

Since we’re discussing libraries, I love this sweatshirt!

And as previously mentioned when I posted this elsewhere, I don’t know why I look high in every pic. It’s just allergies.

I might be allergic to oui’d. 🤷🏽‍♀️

On the first read I thought they were offering you $70, which I would still not want to agree to if I were single.

As though her heart was a vine that would grow all up and around Harry Bobbins, if he would just stand still long enough for it to happen.

(Secrets of the Season)

Oh no. Hope you all feel better soon.

Same and same, Revanche.

Thank you for educating us today, Queen of Land, because I'd not heard it and have intense moral issues with that.

I probably have a variety of yen somewhere from when my dad used to travel to Japan for work. Now I'm wondering which designs they are (from the 70s and 80s).

I like to think Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day was fully aware that the day was repeating, and was actually trying to seduce Bill Murray, but just never got any better at it.

bskyttrpg tag for Oracle

oracle.posters.rip tag for crushed by piano

At some point you probably went to the rpg one, because I think it is opt in. The death one I think has to be opted out of (and I only assume it can be because sometimes I don't see it), but you have to subscribe to see them. Also, I think there is a way to repress all tags in your settings.

The party got suspicious when she started animating non-human enemies we killed...

I've played healers a lot and have had some good fun with back story. My favorite was a spin on when healing spells were necromantic, and she had a healing job because it was 'easy' while she was working on learning her necromancy.

“One man can’t be good at everything, but a clever man can minimize others noticing that.” ~ Lord Lucifer

(Lord Lucifer's Disciple)

Right? I've seen him in so many things, have loved and admired many of his performances, but Trevor is just *chef's kiss*

“When will Henry return?”
Hans shrugged. “That is almost impossible to say. When he wants to, I would assume. No sooner, although possibly later.”

(Sweet Tannenbaum)

a woman in a black turtleneck is holding a white cup on a saucer Alt: Dolly Parton in black turtleneck takes a sip out of large white mug and winks.

"I look like a show horse, but I'm a work horse." - Dolly Parton

Thanks!

When I do promotional events for my book, John Candy: A Life In Comedy, people often ask me to identify, out of the hundreds of interviews I did for the book, who were the most significant. Without hesitation, I tell them, Catherine O’Hara.

I have legit turned to my husband and been like, "Doesn't he not have a manager anymore, or does he just ignore their advice?"

Yep. Just don't watch any of his interviews in the retrospectives, and you're golden.

He makes EVERY version of Bond look like a more evolved male.

Great movie, great Bond, unfortunately Lazenby is a complete jackass in real life.

The above post followes by Shakespeare posting, "Farewell to you, and you, and you,"

Synchronicity in my timeline.

Spotted on Reddit: "Sean Bean is the last person who should try method acting."

If there were any fairness in the world, Ben Kingsley and Yahya Abdul-Mateen would win ALL the awards for this damn thing. #WonderMan

Do you love that line? I love that line. One day Jeremy will get his own novella.