The Great Kentucky Meat Shower. Sounds like a Les Claypool side project.
On 3 March 1876, large hunks of flesh fell from the sky over Olympia Springs in Bath County, Kentucky. According to a New York Times article published the following week, the phenomenon occurred right nearby the house of one Allen Crouch, whose wife was outside making soap when it happened.
We need to create a word, or phrase, or a universal "law", to describe how objects you drop always roll underneath furniture, or all the way to the other side of the room. Like, why tf can't things just drop straight down and not disappear?
My old neighborhood .. Never went into this house, even though I drove by constantly. Beautiful place #kcturtlemo
https://fox4kc.com/news/historic-independence-mansion-to-make-appearance-in-movie/
I thought it was goofy because it was supposed to look she made it herself. If it looked great, it wouldn't be so believable. As a shy girl, I don't think she'd make a form-flattering dress, so it made sense for the character. I would cry too though. Lol
#80sMovies #PrettyinPink #JohnHughes #kcturtlemo
Molly Ringwald 'Burst into Tears' Over Pretty in Pink Prom Dress: 'No One Can Really Look Good in This'
https://people.com/molly-ringwald-pretty-in-pink-prom-dress-made-her-cry-8602699
This is a real ad I just saw in my facebook feed. I cannot stress W T F enough.
There is no such thing as unconditional love. Everyone gets something out of every relationship. Transactional love is a real conversation.
The word "transaction" suggests material goods, but we *give* people our attention, our affection, our ears, and our time... Everything is conditional.
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