His final role was a VO role on Archer, which seems fitting.
His final role was a VO role on Archer, which seems fitting.
Oh you…
Was he showing them in class?
That can be a legitimate thing for professors to do as well.
I’m guessing those that do find out quickly why it was a bad idea.
Right? I admit I don’t have the bravery it takes to do stuff like that, but it seems like neither does anyone else anymore.
Next time, give the dog a Viking funeral. You’re a lot less likely to start a forest fire with a burning boat.
Remember when famous assholes used to get pies in the face? What happened to that?
Definitely Charles Napier.
Yeah, but they were painted by a guy who cut off his ear, so maybe this is the Coalition of Two-Eared Painters.
Why does it have to be an immediate end and not a phase out? Right now, we’re not even phasing out.
Definitely more. You haven’t pissed a bunch of people off that are on your side on this issue.
The people who talk about ‘media blackouts’ also seem to forget that everyone has an internet-connected video camera in their pockets.
Not that I’d want Mr. Lloyd doing that to me, but considering the kids are tied to a tree, that sounds like they got let off easy.
Seems to me that it would be pretty difficult to encounter a media blackout to do this sort of thing at, for example, global climate summits, oil company shareholder meetings, etc.
But I’m not seeing much soup being thrown there.
They thought it was Rubin “Hurricane” Carter.
From what I understand, that is highly contested.
How about I just blame those people for voting for a Putin stooge?
I see shit like this and I think about people like Erin Brockovich and Karen Silkwood…
Maybe she should be the one throwing the soup if that’s what she thinks need to happen?
I would guess that the vast majority of people who treasure art also care a great deal about climate change. So I’m not sure how getting their attention helps.