Harry Lime

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@MarsAutomatic @Vaudeur @FreeNortherner Why would she get more money than they get from the inheritance?

@HLRacketeer @Vaudeur @FreeNortherner The squeaky wheel gets the grease, this is like elementary school logic at this point. Why would you bail out siblings that don't need it?

I'm kinda with the boomer on this He offered to pay if she chose something smart and she chose something stupid with predictable consequences.

@Vaudeur @FreeNortherner So she gets bailed out but her siblings who didn’t saddle themselves with debt get nothing?

@FreeNortherner yes but also no, the statement "unfair to the other kids" is so extremely disqualifying that any preceding logic gets annihilated by it

@FreeNortherner Also he’s right that it would be unfair to the other kids

@runwildkian Love the 2-0 swing at a ball

Francisco Alvarez your good deeds will never go unnoticed by me

@JMDucksworth So then the scenario should be slightly liberal vs. slightly more domineering than you’d prefer.

@HLRacketeer Neither would be great. But the hubris of thinking one can select for every trait they desire in a spouse is something that generates a lot of long-term loneliness. Being slightly liberal is something most people can recover from with sufficient real world responsibility.

For real though, if you're a woman who naturally leans obedient and believes this is proper in the context of Christian marriage, you're better off with a man who leans a bit socially and theologically liberal than one who wants to display your marital submission like a trophy.

Haven’t seen a second of Andor, but I guarantee everyone’s wrong and it sucks

@KdeKercy This sucks

Star Wars fans didn't understand this scene because SW isn't allowed to have this kind of narrative depth. This isn't a random scene, it's a mental breakdown for Mothma, her character is losing it so instead of having a typical scene crying, the writter put her doing what she -

@madis259 I saw a commercial for this movie and genuinely thought it was one of those parody commercials.

I have to give them props for treading new ground and making the first Star Wars movie to be shot entirely in the style of a Verizon commercial

@bigmonkeong It was always the second part

mandalorian was better when it was "what if star wars was a western" and not "what if star wars was marvel"

@nonregemesse She’s extremely ugly

She was great as Brienne as she was written in the show but she didn’t really have the right look. Brienne was meant to be quite ugly and then very shy because of it. Show Brienne was neither ugly nor as young as book Brienne (19) so the shyness wasn’t really there.

@BaseballQuotes1 Nothing wrong here. You can play games, but then don’t be upset if you get thrown at.

we’re fighting if this happens to me

@SteadyMindset1 Best of luck finding a decent house in a decent neighborhood for less than that

@RudeOnion @TheFoxMatriarch She wants to feel better about herself for being a pushover parent

@TheFoxMatriarch They won't starve if you don't have cereal and chicken nuggets in the house.

Sorry I don't starve my child to bend him to my will

@TonyMichaelX Those people are insatiable

The Sandy Hook families can finally rest easy now that The Onion has acquired Infowars

@CantEverDie @rjohnson344453 This is a skit

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no you didn't

@NatashaMontreal Indians don’t value human life.

This is Nancy Lefrançois and her 11-year-old son Loïc. They are dead now. They are dead because Baljeet Singh, who was driving a semi, was so engrossed in playing an online game on his cell phone that he didn't notice that the traffic ahead of him was stopped for road work. Singh mowed down 7 vehicles with his truck. 10 victims other than Nancy and Loïc miraculously survived, but were badly injured. After Singh was treated for shock, he fled the country and went on the lam. For years. Nancy's husband Benoit was unable to attend her funeral because he was in a coma for 3 weeks with serious injuries. The other child in their vehicle suffered injuries to his spine, internal bleeding, a broken nose, and facial injuries requiring plastic surgery. Singh was eventually caught by US authorities and returned to Canada. Singh is now expressing deep regret. Which seems self-serving and convenient because he had a plethora of violations prior to this catastrophic event, suggesting a pattern of reckless disregard for the lives and safety of others. According to CTV News reporter, Joe Lofaro, "A review of the truck’s dash camera showed that he committed more than 40 traffic violations during his last three trips and repeatedly used his cellphone while driving, weaved between lanes, and failed to take his mandatory rest periods, leading him to exceed the number of permitted driving hours." I am tired of writing about the avoidable slaughter of Canadians on our roads. Accidents are an unavoidable reality of driving. Well-meaning people sometimes make unintentional and catastrophic errors that end in tragedy. We all know and accept this. But these events aren't accidents. These are deaths caused by wanton recklessness. The drivers in these cases consciously disregard known risks and as a consequence, people die who would otherwise not. 11-year-old boys die. Little girls die. Moms and Dads die. Grandparents die. Lives are shattered. Innocents have catastrophic injuries that forever change their futures. None of it needs to happen. It's all a choice. Canadians will keep getting slaughtered on our roads if we don't stop mass-importing third worlders to drive semis. Only about 18% of Indians have a driver's license. India has over 150,000 road deaths per year. It is fantastical to believe that people born and raised in places where driving is unusual and recklessness on the roads is the norm will all be cultural outliers. It is pure ignorance to deny that, even for the outliers who do value safety and competence, skills like driving in snow and ice are easily acquired. Canadian driving skills are first learned through observation and experience in a small vehicle. They are not easily acquired by adult foreigners behind the wheel of a semi. It is akin to organised crime to allow companies to bring these drivers in, and it is suicidal not to shut the companies down and deport the offenders when they slaughter Canadians on the road. Elbows Up policies get Canadians killed. The willful blindness of Canadians who refuse to tell the truth and the clinging to bromides about diversity being a strength are destroying Canada.

@Howlingmutant0 Looks like he won that one

I just saw one of the guys he threatened was Scott Adams lmao

An interesting phenomenon I’ve noticed recently is a type of guy who’s whole thing is asking for people’s addresses to fight then apparently hoping they decline to give them

@Messinadress1 90% of teachers aren’t smart enough to teach kids anything

As someone who comes from a family of teachers , 90% of you aren’t smart enough to homeschool your kids and are doing them a serious disservice

@Vision4theBlind Actually he looks exhausted and disoriented in the Lakers image

This is so strange to me. LeBron is 41 years old. Why are you still playing? Like just go away. It tells me there's more to this story. He knows once he retires that little club he is a part of is going to want something in return