Like, him being sarcastic (which he totally wasn't) about a pandemic ISN'T ANY BETTER! Even his backtracks and cover-ups make him look bad, if you're not already on the Trump train.
I think someone heard about "Kill the Buddha," but didn't understand.
Right before the quarantine here hit and India had its shutdown, I ordered something from India via Etsy. Since March 20, according to the tracking, it's been sitting in a bag in New Delhi. Given the Indian bureaucracy's reputation at the best of times, and especially right now, I think it's safe to say it's going to sit there forever, and I honestly don't know what to do about it. At this point, I'm pretty sure I'm just not going to get it, but I'd feel weird asking for a refund, since it's not the seller's fault, and they're probably dealing with some real problems right now. Thoughts?
It's just his way of having his cake and eating it so that whatever happens, he can say he was right.
San Andreas fault all, "Bitch, you forgot about me, didn't you? Well, here's a rumble just to remind you that this little Apocolypse you have on can get worse! Bye!"
So apparently, some of the children right after the episode were saying that "Burn It Up" is a bad Madonna song and lip-sync, and I just about fainted at the Bad Take. I've had it in my head all day! It's a great Madonna song! Really, some people should know better.
There is the theory that they used Heidi to get rid of Brita because they know Heidi is a great lip-sync, but don't know what Jackie can do, yet, and didn't want to chance it.
I would have LOVED to see the look Widow was talking about. And then Psycho Strings of Crazy music.
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