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yooo how do I get out lol 😂 how do i get out of here 😅😭

if you ever find yourself in a situation where a man tells you he's been previously 'falsely accused' by a woman, there are only 2 things to do. 1) if you're unsure/nosey, ask what happened. don't get accusatory- act neutral or maybe like you're willing to believe him. he WILL out himself. 2) avoid him in all future scenarios forever and always. block, delete, and ignore. 1 is optional. 2 is mandatory.

if you ever find yourself in a situation where a man tells you he's been previously 'falsely accused' by a woman, there are only 2 things to do. 1) if you're unsure/nosey, ask what happened. don't get accusatory- act neutral or maybe like you're willing to believe him. he WILL out himself. 2) avoid him in all future scenarios forever and always. block, delete, and ignore. 1 is optional. 2 is mandatory.

so says the mage with no robes

when people ask me for directions i’m sorry. i’m not that kind of girl

the summer is for having the worst time of your life

Belly conklin

Does anyone have the pdf?

Exhibit 3177

can we stop calling her "lenin's wife", she's a person of her own.

Nicole Kidman is actually working with female directors as she promised and we have Natalie Portman who joked a lot about this issue on the oscars and did absolutely nothing for female directors.

love how she doesn't give a fck about the dog and is actually annoyed when Amanda pays attention to it 😭

If "The Social Network" sequel is not directed by Fincher due to his scheduling conflicts and being unable to step in, they should have waited for him to be available. But if he is not doing it, simply because he was not asked, THAT'S a shame, because the first film was the masterpiece mostly because of him. The script was heavily edited by Fincher, so despite being written by Sorkin, the movie was what it was because of Fincher. I saw Sorkin interview from a few years ago where he said that there were a lot of things in the script that Fincher basically edited and insisted on Sorkin changes, and it was pretty clear that Sorkin did not like it. So if Fincher's non-involvement in the second movie is because of this, then I get why Jesse Eisenberg, who would never say no to a good role or project, backed out of the sequel. If he read the script and said "No", then it feels like a red flag. How are you calling a film a sequel and then have literally not a single main cast member from the original film to tie these movies together? This does not make sense.

i agree with all of this

his performance in this movie >>>