Search results

I think she sounds the best in Don't Cry.

I get my audiobooks and podcasts confused, so somewhere between the two, this question came up, and it occurred to me again this morning. For me, at work, it's an acknowledgement of my contributions without giving credit to people who did nothing. Because I support other people, sometimes I get...

Right. I wonder if, when the cops responded to the report of the property damage, if he was so clearly out of it or it was more obvious. Kind of bad luck for him, good luck for everyone else that he was stopped before he could drive further in that condition.

@litc - Based on reading some other articles, it sounds like he opened his car door while the taxi was driving by, then entered his car and drove a bit.

Username: centen Reason for request: Completed daily posts Decks: Common: Korean Deck 2; Rare: Deck 2

Maybe, if I didn't have to climb a ladder. :susPepe:I'm not a fan of heights.

Oh, thanks for the reminder to check out the song! I woke up just before 6:00 this morning, so I've finished my exercise for the day (go me!) and started work and had a bagel.

Ponzona to Zombie was so good. :kittylove:

Yeah, I've got secrets~

Sweetheart :sanapray:

oh boy. Thankfully no one was hurt.

It's oddly popular among members of my book club. I've never read it, because the blurb alone reads like bad YA without the courtesy to at least be short.

It was a choice! And there are just other books that do that "what if women suddenly became REALLY powerful" question better, like When Women Were Dragons by Kelly Barnhill. (Fair warning, it's written like it's a memoir, which that style might be off-putting to some people. But I read it right...

I don't even mind dark topics, but it's not apparent that's what you're getting when you read the back-of-the-book blurb. (I just re-read my Goodreads review on it, and while all the assault stands out, the main story is basically "if women were more physically powerful than men, then they would...

Well those are just facts. Add me!:excitedmarch:

Oh, boy, how much time do we have?? The book I absolutely hated the most is The Power by Naomi Alderman. Basically, it turns out women are all Storm from X-Men. Kind of cool, right? Right. Except for the fact that nearly every single chapter -- including the flipping epilogue -- features...

I can't promise how much I actually absorbed, because I really made myself crank through it, but it has a questions for discussion section at the end and I could answer all of them, so I think I at least got the gist. xD

I like the aesthetic of the MV and I really like the orange haired girl's interesting lines in the first prechorus (?), but I'm not sure about it all together. :susPepe: And I like some messy ass songs, tbh. @MK3AM tell me if I'm crazy or not. Is this good messy or just messy?

She has really nice distinct visuals too. I always like visuals when you can immediately go "that's her" regardless of the styling or hair.