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Your number one source for stupid headlines.
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Did she have to?
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Ugh.
She did.
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I didn’t think it was possible to eat that many beans, but okay.
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I wish the media would stop saying things like this. They’re not unrecognizable, they’re older. It happens to all of us who reach a certain age. Things sag, they wrinkle. Get over it.
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I’ve been married to a Marine for 41 years. I’m well versed in the meaning of Snafu.
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River's world..... 
Monday morning situation normal – I can’t bring myself to comment on most of these.
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Then my work here is done.
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I had to look up snafu and now I realise it just means ‘life’…
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Pretty much, yes.
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And FUBAR.
I recently taught my former School of IT mentor the phrase PEBCAK (Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard).
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PEBCAK sounds like a good corollary to GIGO.
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Ooh! I didn’t know PEBCAK.
Nice!
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There are so many songs with imagery that is more explicit than “Wood.” Peter Gabriel’s “Sledgehammer,” comes to mind. Or “Raspberry Beret.” Or “Sexual Healing.” But back then we didn’t know the actual person the song was about, which might add in extra layer of ick/TMI! (I am probably going back into WP Prison for the words in this comment, LOL.)
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I shall bake you a cake with a file this afternoon.
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Thank you! Or maybe just send some delectable desserts from one your excursions.
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I think we’re moving beyond SNAFU and into FUBAR.
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True.
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I gotta say – re: Taylor Swift – while I am not very very familiar with her music, and I’ve always thought she looked odd (could be the squinty eyes and bad hair dos) whenever I see her on the Graham Norton Show she is funny, charming, warm, generous to other performers and a teeny tiny bit outrageous. Basically – someone you would actually like to know. Could be an act but she is consistent – so I kinda like her but not the hype. (My 6 and 8 year old granddaughters are now over her. The Swiftie era had ended in my daughters home along with Barbies and Disney princesses. Kids these days!)
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I recently saw her on Graham Norton and got the same feel. To be honest I’ve never understood the hype over her… but then I’m a long way from my teenage years.
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I enjoy The Graham Norton even tho it is just promos really for celebs – I’ve come across some great new music via that show. It was terrific to see Lewis Capaldi back.
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I just started watching it, and while it is shameless celebrity promotion… it’s also a hoot.
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That guy from the Terminator is currently in a superhero series with John Cenna.
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Idk Linda Hamilton aged well. She looks the same to.me 😁
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I don’t think Taylor Swift needed to release that song. She couldn’t have sung it privately to Kelce.
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She could have, yes.
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Edward Furlong was amazing in “American History X.” I guess he’s had quite the hard life since, so just the fact that he’s still alive is pretty good, regardless of how he looks.
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Oh lord. Anything to sell a story! What happens if they split up!? Yikes!
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I think she’s famous for break up songs, isn’t she?
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That really is utter clickbait nonsense about stars being “unrecognizable” simply because they are older. 99% of the time if I was familar with the person before, I immediately know who it is now. Taylor certainly does not need to sensationalize herself to make money, so I can only assume she feels the need to speak on the subject. I am sure it was a hard decision.
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Time will tell what kind of tree she’ll be singing about 5 years from now. A weeping willow…?
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I am one of the lucky ones. When I was younger, I looked like James Dean. When I hit my thirties, I looked more like Brad Pitt. As the sun took its toll, I morphed into Matthew McConaughey. Then I bought a new mirror and realized, somehow, it was all an illusion, as I seemed to look more like Walter Matthau. Huh.
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Ha!
That’s a definite downward spiral….
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Three cheers for your “getting older” response!
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It makes me want to tell the reporter their day is coming…
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