Ed Aycock

Believe it when I see it.

It won’t change anybody’s minds though.

But he said “just kidding” so he totally wasn’t serious.

I went to a talk here in NYC back in 2003 by John Canemaker to promote his book about Mary Blair. It was so nice and I got my book signed. They also screened “Alice in Wonderland” which is my absolute favorite Disney film.

Donald Trump didn’t write “The Art of the Deal” (he probably didn’t even read it) and he sure as hell isn’t writing any of these executive orders. He’s just The Heritage Foundation’s useful idiot.

And “Willow’s Song” from “Wicker Man”.

I have “The Ascent” music from “Picnic at Hanging Rock” going through my head at least once a week. I tried to watch the miniseries from a few years back but I couldn’t make it.

If you have only known them a year, you can easily delete them from your life.

I’ll take “Things siblings shouldn’t discuss” for 400, Alex.

What an ass. He can’t even clean it up immediately which makes the most sense.

Ugh.

He’s so deep but he can barely write a coherent sentence.

Oh to have heard his theory on the stars.

Well that looks heavenly. ❤️

Oh the “great relationship” again.

I swear, everybody in LA must have seen “Jesus Christ Superstar” at the Hollywood Bowl this weekend judging from social media. That is so awesome. #Cynthiaerivo #adamlambert #Jesuschristsuperstar #hollywoodbowl

Should her mom really even have a say in this after the way the daughter saved her butt so much?

The cluelessness of the brother as to why it’s such a weird request is what gets me the most.

Iiiieeewwwww. No. No.

How old is this guy?

What a nerd.

That first guy’s likes. I can see that red flag 70years later.

And generally- to much put on religion for most of them. Some things never change.

Nothing beats the awful Love’s Baby Soft ads from the 70s and 80s both in print and TV. I won’t post here.

Yeah, I thought so too by the use of “yall” and “y’all”.

In 1970, we were told Rhoda was overweight.

Boy. Not everything needs to be shared.

If I were near you, I would totally do that.

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Damn. Who is that Old El Paso cowboy?

All these men turning gay from heterosexual marriage and I still can’t find a date.

To quote Diane Keaton from “The Godfather Part II”, “This must all end!!”

I wish I hadn’t read that.