Pretty skeatchy of you to push roman down our throats five years ago, Vince! But now you're paying the price for fuccboi with totally unbiased facts and logic! Get rekd
I want to make a playlist with some fun, easy listening music. Thanks in advance.
TL;DR Kool-Aid was a turbo-bitch about a stupid thing this one time almost 14 years ago, and I cheerfully took the low road when an opportunity for payback presented itself.
(I started this post right after I wrote about Kool-Aid trying to solve her real estate problems with my sick mom's money, so the first real paragraph of the story isn't really relevant anymore, but I couldn't delete it. Also apparently I was annotating myself when I wrote this, I'm so sorry, I'm not pretentious I just have lots of extra details and I think I was trying to give people the option of reading them or not and if you've read my posts before you know my wall of text game is lit af).
Like gently folding whipped cream into a heavy custard to lighten the texture, today I'll contrast my heavy post from earlier in the week with a fluffy, tangential story about how I recently nourished my inner Petty Monster with the sweet, sweet nectar of perfectly aged come-uppance.
Similar to many of the hags we write about here, Kool-Aid was obnoxious as hell during my wedding.
One of the minor grievances that I just could not wrap my head around was her refusal to wear a fucking corsage. She said they were for old ladies, and that wearing one would make her feel old.*
Of course, she never said this a single time over the months and months of wedding planning, during which she had myriad opportunities to save me $5 and a metric fuck-ton of nonsense-induced rectal irritation. Nooo....she saved her feelings on floral adornments for the day of the fucking nuptials.
"I won't wear it! Give it to someone elllllse! I am sorry but I just don't like corsages, they are for old ladies! And I am not old. If you give it to me I will throw it in the trash! Don't waste it!" She held fast to this horseshit like a crab with a tetanus infection and would not let go, even when I, at my wits' end, lost my patience and flat-out said, "You can't wear it for even a few hours on one day because it's important to me? After all the things you asked me to do to honor your culture at this wedding**, you can't just wear a corsage because it's the one thing I'm asking you to do?"
And the bitch laughed sheepishly, like she was actually the teeniest bit embarrassed at what an asshole she was being, and said, "I am sorry, but I cannoooooot." I think we ended up giving her corsage to DH's youngest cousin, who was handing out wedding programs. And I wish I could say I had left this petty disagreement beh
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Clip + transcript here. Windhorst talks about the premiere of the MJ doc. Apparently, they didn't even pre-screen the series to ESPN staff.
For example, when Richard Sherman went to the 49ers, most would've assumed that the 49ers' players would hate Sherman for what he did to their team when he was still with the Seahawks. This doesn't seem to be the case though, with even their fans appreciating him.
Who has had the opposite happen?
Or is it a matter of, "We'll play alongside anyone as long as they help us win?"
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The netflx description page that came out n the 26th says that
‘Based on actual events, this Netflix Original drama is the latest installment in the classic Japanese horror franchise Ju-on. This time, a paranormal investigator’s data reveals an eerie connection between a string of horrifying incidents that occurred between 1958 and 1997: they all stemmed from the same house. Set over the course of 40 years, the series explores the nature of these incidents, building on the established premise of the Ju-on movies and cranking up the terror to new heights. Drawing from actual recorded cases in Japan’s recent past, it offers fresh scares unlike anything J-horror fans have witnessed before. Director Sho Miyake’s Playback was officially entered into competition at the Locarno International Film Festival, while his recent And Your Bird Can Sing was screened at the Berlin International Film Festival, cementing his status as an emerging talent on the international entertainment scene. This series stays true to the core appeal of Japanese horror, while also delving deeper into the human drama beneath.’
https://media.netflix.com/en/press-releases/netflix-expands-japanese-live-action-programming-growing-local-content-library
Hope this one’s actually scary. Been craving some good j-horror, and not a lot of good ones have come out recently.
I know that immaturity is one of Snape's defining character traits, but I would like to read something in which he overcomes it. 10 years of peace is a lot of time to grow up, question your choices, question your beliefs, stop blindly hating yourself, maybe even get into therapy and maybe even fall in love. I would love to read something where Snape does exactly that. Maybe a new nice colleague is the catalyst, maybe he just decides that it is time, maybe he experiences something that inspires him to give change a try.
I know people who thought of themselves as full blown neo nazis in their youths and have now (over a decade later) been hosting refugee families for free for almost 3 years. People can change, especially if they're young.
Please no student/teacher relationships or anything else between teenagers and adults. I am open to just about anything else.
edit: dammit. it is 10 years. not 11.
I just saw that it's on Amazon prime. I don't really like ghost movies, and I've never seen any Japanese horror movies, so I'm wondering if I should watch it
Edit: ok fuck it, it's 11 pm and I'm about to watch it
My SO and I live in a different state than both of our families. We try to travel to see them as often as we can but we both work full time and it gets difficult. Not to mention that in the 12 years we’ve lived in another state that my family has only come to see us 2 times.
A few months ago we planned a trip to see some of my SO’s family. Luckily for us some of my family lives only 2 hours from them. We figured it would be nice to see both in the one trip. I contacted my family months beforehand to let them know exactly when we’d be there. I asked if they would please drive the 2 hours to see us, since we were driving 8+ hours to get there. They agreed and we made plans for a specific day to meet up. We offered to pay for them to stay in a hotel if they’d rather not drive back the same night as well.
Months pass and in that time we talked about the plans for that day and what we’d be doing and what not. Shoot to the day before, I called them to see what time they planned on leaving their house, only for them to tell me that they’re not coming. They said they forgot to take the day off work and that they couldn’t come. We hung up and I haven’t spoken to them since then.
That was about 3 months ago. The rest of my family is telling me that I’m the asshole for holding a grudge, and that they’re busy in their lives (because they have children and SO and I do not) so that I can’t expect them to reach out to me. They’re saying that they probably don’t even know that I’m upset and that if I don’t “be the bigger person” and call them that I’m an asshole because I’m causing a rift in the family. AITA here?
