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Dude.

We find out that canonically Bill Oakley switched sides though.

Good. Lock him up for a long time.

I feel like they really focused on Marion having a computer. Wonder if she's gonna see some Saul shit online or if she's too busy with the cats. I'm guessing she'll be a major player in the next two eps tho, she's already suspicious.

Many. My girlfriend was in a play at a smaller one a couple months ago

Nice. I'm thinking of going with the missus on the 23rd in the evening - it's our last day in work until 3rd January, so it'll be a fun way to start the holiday break.

Yeah, two.

Not been for a couple of years, but planning on grabbing tickets to A Christmas Carol when it plays this Christmas.

Foreclosures.

maybe private is the wrong word but its the offices where you can actually go to a place to talk to a person.

shit i dint know it was out this week. I hope its as good as the trailer looks

It's like those private geico sellers.

Can't believe it's coming out already

Nice IR.... >_>

What was he pulled over for?

NM I found him. Looks like he was a repeat scumbag that was given too many chances

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I think we'll see Kim again but I don't think it'll be like that lol I've been wrong this entire season tho so who knows.

Original actor had scheduling conflicts. Wouldn't look too much into it just go with it lol

Why haven't you modded this topic for trolling?

Thanks. I was freaked out cause I have a lung disease that has been mild my whole life and didn't wanna die if Covid ended up mixing with it in a damning way. Plus, stuff happening like getting a bloody nose and my heart aching after walking 3 blocks didn't help my morale.

I dunno. Nothing was worse then the beginning tho. People who were older or had preexisting conditions (me) had to come to the hard realization that the majority would throw them away if it meant they got to keep going out and having fun instead of taking a break for a couple weeks-month (back then that was the theory). It was hard not to be depressed. But, I got over that and honestly, it probably overall helped my social anxiety when I realized the people I was scared to step on the toes of were willing to X me out of existence so they could go to the club or get a haircut. I still love people as a whole, but I definitely don't respect them anymore. I'll always show respect tho. Because Im respectable, not because they are.

It's overall WAAAY easier for me now that Im adjusted. And then not dying from it made it easier to handle.

"Are we not as guarded as we should be?" is a very different question from "Were risks of COVID exaggerated?", which is also different from "Were the strength of the pandemic measures necessary?"

TBH there should be an investigation to find out who did not get the vaccine voluntarily (that is, there were no health-related concerns with getting it) and hike up their taxes to pay for the damage they caused.

Considering how many died

"look at us now"

That's not sold well to someone who just got it at the beginning of this month lol. I didn't know if I was gonna die or what because of it 3 weeks ago. Didn't know if I was ever gonna taste food again.

Surviving it was good for my overall stress levels tho. Maybe. My heart been feeling weird.

besides the vaccines and boosters?