Lee Ann Newman

@ick_real Dog allergies. I already do that every day for way less money.

If you got paid $50K to talk about 1 subject for 4 hours straight, what would you talk about ??

Shout out to everyone that love's,protects and respects Bee's.🫡🐝🙏🫶

@ComplexPop I would love to watch that. 👎

The original cut of 'Project Hail Mary' was nearly 4 hours. "We subjected some filmmaker friends of ours to a three hour and 45 minute cut of the movie, which was embarrassing." Via Josh Horowitz

@SitoCinema 👎 You know what I mean!

¿Qué te pareció Rocky en #projecthailmary ?

@cineworld 👍

reply with a thumbs up and we'll give you a Rocky quote 👍 #ProjectHailMary

@A_dmg04 I read the book a few years ago, and I immediately hoped they'd make it into a movie. I saw the movie today, and I loved it too!

Project Hail Mary date today. Know nothing about it. No spoilers yet either! Have been seeing praise of the book, will check it out after.

Just saw @projecthailmary and it was everything I hoped it would be!!!!

Tom Felton has reached out to Lox Pratt “Have as much fun as possible, take as many pictures as you can, steal as many props as you can — they’ll be worth a fortune. But also, if you do need a word of encouragement or questions to ask, I’m there.” (via: Happy Sad Confused)

Yadier Molina on the field pregame 🐐 #OpeningDay | #STLCards

Happy Opening Day, St. Louis 🤝🎉

90s so accurate 🤣

@robbysoave Right? That was what I noticed too! What's with the zipper?

I don't have a problem with black Snape, I have a problem with zipper Snape. Snape would not wear zippers!

@WesNemo So I wonder if the scenes of the Marauders bullying Snape might look different if some of the Mauraders are black too. Would it take some steam away from the racism issue? Only James would most likely be white. The other 3 don't have skin tone described, do they? Maybe Sirius.

Snape looks GREAT. NO one is gonna replace Alan Rickman, it was an impossible task. I'm looking forward to Paapa's performance

@PotterWorldW 11

Out of 10, what’s your excitement level for the new Harry Potter series?

@InessaTori7603 @Mr_Husky1 Exactly right. The store didn't put the money into the bag. The previous owner left it in there. By the store owner's logic, they should have to return to the person they bought the bag from. Does anyone think that's going to happen? Of course not. Keep the money.

@Mr_Husky1 You are not wrong at all. Keep it with a clear conscience. It belonged to the previous owner.

I found $100 in a tiny shoulder bag I thrifted, and now the store owner is demanding I give it back. I posted a photo of the cash in a local thrift group just to share the excitement—you never expect to actually find anything in those pockets. But the owner saw my post and messaged me immediately. Said I should return it because it belongs to the store. Here's the thing: when I asked him to describe the bag, he couldn't. Didn't know the color, the size, the brand, nothing. Yet he's insisting that "returning it would be the right thing to do." As if vague moral obligation outweighs the fact that I paid for the bag fair and square, as-is, with no signs anywhere saying "if you find money, it still belongs to us." Multiple people who work in thrift stores commented that items go through sorters, pricers, and hangers—several pairs of hands that could have checked pockets. The bag was processed, tagged, and sold. One woman said she found eight hundred dollars in thrifted pants once, didn't say a word, but donated two hundred to an animal rescue to balance the karma. Now I'm torn. It's not like I stole it. I bought the bag. The money was inside. The owner can't even prove it's from his store specifically, yet he has the nerve to guilt trip me about "doing the right thing" while simultaneously admitting he has no idea what bag I'm talking about. Am I wrong for wanting to keep the money since I purchased the bag as-is with no conditions, or should I give it back to a store owner who can't even describe the item I bought from him? What would you do?

@Atlast1957 @woofknight Also, the cutting off of the finger in Four Rooms. Who saw that coming?!?!?

@lankrc @woofknight It's an underrated film. Everyone went on about Planet Terror & seemed to overlook Death Proof. I loved the 2nd set of so-called victims... I think there should be a sequel to that one. What happened to Lee? Did they sneak her off & go on the run? Did they run? I want closure.🖖

And this ladies and gentleman is why you keep your feet off of the dashboard while riding in a car. Airbags deploy at 100-220 mph.

@shytearen @WorkElizab Yes, those nasty things. My dad loved them. Ick.

Who remembers the Brach’s pick-a-mix candy display? 🍬 🍬🍬 And… what was your favorite candy to grab?? 😋😋😋

@WorkElizab My dad loved those nasty white rectangle ones with the colorful spots. Gross!

@Atlast1957 @woofknight The scene. Stunt Man Mike and the whole thing. "Down in Mexico" Yep. Loved it.

@lankrc @woofknight The idea of it, or this scene from the movie Death Proof? I hate to admit it, but Jungle Julia's leg scene is one of my favorites... It's a horrifying thing to have happened, but it happened so unexpectedly that it became a fave for some reason. I worry about myself.🥴🖖