From what I can tell, Google takes a legal POV in that there might not be evidence to convict, in a court of law, but that doesn't mean shit, in terms of whether or not he did it. Just that the text, provided to the AI, didn't give enough information for a jury to convict.
Given Ms. Hill's testimony (I remember listening to it on the radio, when I was 11), not. fucking. surprising.
It feels like fewer years between Burton and West than The Batman and The Batman Part II.
Point me at a good recipe. I can't prepare gluten in my house, so this could help me with dinner ideas.
Oooh! That zip code isn't too far from me.
A marquis for a club called the Black Sheep reading "Nekrogoblikon 3/6"
A ticket stub for Nekrogoblikon
A photo of the backdrop for the band. It's a goblin head that's abotmut 6 feet tall.
The band Nekrogoblikon. There's some instruments I'd mess up, and a Goblin singer.
Nekrogoblikon!
Yes!!! Absolute masterpiece! Minghella's direction and the Hitchcockian script are amazing. It's one of the best films to release in an amazing year for film.
New to Trek and I couldn't agree more, with that qualifier. It is a wonderful introduction and just all around, delightful!
Why TF is the mainstream media avoiding this very important story. I hope they pay attention when the dolphins leave.
I've seen it so many times, but not in the past 15 years. I need to fix that (after my busy weekend).
It didn't seem so bad when my dog and I walked out the front door, but we only made it about 5 houses away before both of us had an inch of snow on top of us and we had to turn back.
Oh. OK. I read the article and they seem to confirm my suspicion.
I cannot imagine how one would adapt Artemis, when the moon gravity plays a central role in how it plays out.
For this reason, I'm rooting for a great, but stereotypically-Oscar-winning movie, like Hamnet or F1. Both good films, but not best-ever.
Most of the best movies of all time have not won best picture, at The Oscars. So if Sinners or One Battle After Another doesn't win, they're in good company.
A photo of a Hutt from the new Star Wars movie, and a BlueSky post saying, "Honestly, woud."
I was right:
Hold all my calls
Give the Sonic and Zootopia discourse that happens in the Discover tab, I'm 95% convinced that Gen Z is totally going to sexualize this.
I actually enjoy most of the modern era, but Starfleet Academy and Lower Decks are just SO fun and good!
Never. They're cowards who are afraid of being primaried because they don't know how to do real work.
I grew up with a Bassett. They have the greatest personalities!
No judgement.
Always Sunny - The League, Broad City
Nope - Jaws, ET, Close Encounters, Godzilla Minus One
Interstellar - 2001, The Martian, Moon, Sunshine, Europe Report
My recs might be obvious, but they're what I came up with, in case you hadn't yet seen them.
So, there is a gap between Clone Wars and the Maul show?
Don't blame Lucas for the idiots, online, who bullied him and Ahmed Best.
She won't comply. She didn't comply with the Epstein files, why would she comply now?
It was still pretty cool when Ritchie did it, but Wright did it better.
Guy Ritchie totally stole Edgar Wright's chase-scene needle drop.
Thank you! Really.
I just want a show about the night shift. One for the day; one for the night.
I will flip a car, if it happens.
