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Joined June 2016
He really loves his chair
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yeah, it's perfectly normal if a winery goes defunct, to sell their barrels. Seasoned wine barrels are like a shortcut to better wine. In fact if you go online, there are numerous websites like "SELL US YOUR OLD BARRELS PLEASE"
#BREAKING: Ilhan Omar's former winery sold completely empty barrels of wine, Rep. Comer says.
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Unironically she is the only one who sees Holmes with clear eyes
amanda seyfried portraying holmes like this and then asserting that she did nothing wrong is so tea
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Ok great point being made over on reels, Holmes is absolutely ok with Billy using her image to become MAGA enough that she can ask Trump for a pardon
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Very considerate of Searchlight to finally promote this movie for the first time
You can see Amanda Seyfried and Christopher Abbott in The Testament of Ann Lee
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elizabeth’s holmes’ husband did this interview YESTERDAY and it’s frying me
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Day before seeing YCSE I hung out with my friend who told me about this person she knows who like, when he wants to do something, he just DOES it, he doesn't think about what is standing in the way, so in the back of my mind watching it I'm like, some people really do think that
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It was like an older lady she knew, who was a wealthy executive herself, she had a millionaire son who just DOES it, simple as that, and my friend is telling me this like it's the most inspirational thing I'm like yeah dude that's so awesome.... he just does it....
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I would say having a rich, well connected, and supportive mom probably helped a lot but yeah, nothing more powerful than someone who just decides to do it
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Be extremely intentional with your friendships — not acquaintances, not business partners, actual friends Try to pick high-integrity people — the right people Invest time in those relationships Cut or downgrade folks who are transactional or who don’t show up for you Reallocate that time and energy to the right people who do It's ok to be cutthroat about this, as life is the memories you create with your friends and family. Invest in making moments.
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Told my friend about this guy my mom went on one date with where they went to a movie and while everyone was getting seated this guy stood there calmly watched everyone and then sat down when the movie started and my friend was like, man I wish I could've done that for this movie
Going to see You Can See Everything for a second time just to study people’s reactions
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The way she described it this guy was just really casually leaning against the seat back, arms crossed on, staring at every person and then he sat down like nothing happened lol and I think about it basically every movie I see but it would've been really great for YCSE
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It always makes me laugh too myself because I can't help but imagine some guy just in the front row watching everyone and then you see he's just a normal movie goer like what an absolutely insane thing to do lol
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Saw a very well dressed mom, head held high, 12 pack of coors light balanced on top of her stroller
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I did love that they show Seyfried visibly reckoning with Elizabeth's emotional pain in watching her portray her, especially in the I Get The Fucking Money scene and then later after all that Seyfried does the I Get The Fucking Money bit AGAIN love her lol
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so funny. not gonna elaborate why though
Abbott & Costello - Who's on First Pure comedic genius
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Did anyone else feel that when Holmes was gushing about how her and Billy are so connected that at night in her prison cell she just TALKS to him (presumably telepathically) and he just GETS her, that what's really going is just she has a phone in there lol
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Not that I think she has access to her Twitter account!!!!! But she's definitely texting Billy from her prison phone
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The recent Who's on First discourse made me realize that I actually didn't fully understand the joke either, I first heard of it reading the Westing Game as a kid so I thought an absolutely inextricable component of the joke was that there was a Chinese baseball player named Hu
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I don't necessarily think she wanted him to make the eggs for her (and he literally only mixed them) but she definitely knew that him watching her do it "the wrong way" would cause him to step in and wrest control from her which is what she wanted the camera to see
possible You Can See Everything spoiler. (can you spoil a documentary?) . . . . imagine you really don’t want to make eggs, but you want your partner to make eggs for you without having to ask. what is a way one might do that?
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The Billy defenders are really funny
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