LoveThatMoney
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Wildwood Trailer (from LAIKA - Coraline studios)
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 6/1/26 at 1:46 pm
Yeah, that looks fricking heartbreaking and real, all while in stop motion, just like Coraline.
Gonna need to watch that.
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Fackham Hall Had Me Dying
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/31/26 at 8:36 am
Fackham Hall is a send up to the British genre of the Upstairs Downstairs type shows and movies.
Written by Jimmy Carr, among several others.
Stars Damien Lewis and Katherine Waterston.
I cackled at much of the movie. Think Naked Gun or Robin Hood Men in Tights. Lots of puns and wordplay. Pausing it and reading some of the signs and other little jokes was worth it, too.
I was admittedly in a silly mood.
Written by Jimmy Carr, among several others.
Stars Damien Lewis and Katherine Waterston.
I cackled at much of the movie. Think Naked Gun or Robin Hood Men in Tights. Lots of puns and wordplay. Pausing it and reading some of the signs and other little jokes was worth it, too.
I was admittedly in a silly mood.
re: Is the OT still out on Bud Light?
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/31/26 at 8:15 am to VolsOut4Harambe
I drink it if it’s around but I’m a man, I’m 40, so typically it’s not around.
Couldn’t give a frick about tranny politics. I’m not making a political statement with my beer other than, “I like beer.” (But not Devil’s triangles - I’m married)
Couldn’t give a frick about tranny politics. I’m not making a political statement with my beer other than, “I like beer.” (But not Devil’s triangles - I’m married)
re: Legends Netflix
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/29/26 at 9:31 pm to TIGERSTORM
This show has been super enjoyable
re: A quarter of Americans have no retirement savings. Zero.
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/29/26 at 3:56 pm to Slippy
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What happens when social security goes belly up?
FIFY
re: Nate Bargatze film 'The Breadwinner' set for March '26 release
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/29/26 at 3:40 pm to Hayekian serf
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Another dads are worthless idiots movie
I think that is ultimately the opposite of the message that results at the end.
re: Christopher Moore
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/27/26 at 2:36 pm to LordSnow
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My copy of Lamb was black leather with gilded page edges.
ooooOOOoooooo… you fancy.
Yeah that book is laugh out loud funny.
re: Tom Hardy fired from "MobLand"
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/24/26 at 7:49 am to Tchefuncte Tiger
“The reliable Puck News”
Seems like an odd way to lend authority to a source.
Seems like an odd way to lend authority to a source.
Christopher Moore
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/23/26 at 7:44 pm
I have now read three books by Christopher Moore.
Lamb
Fool
Shakespeare for Squirrels
Lamb is one of the best comedies I’ve ever read, with honest laugh out loud moments that bookend biblical stories and ideas to make reading about Christ both thought provoking and enjoyable (in particular, the middle years that no one really talks about).
Fool is also wonderful. It introduces Pocket of Dog Snogging, jester to the court of King Lear, and is a send up of the play King Lear that is riotous and vile and gross and hilarious.
Shakespeare for Squirrels is another book following Pocket, this time in a send up of Midsummer Night’s Dream. It is a little less funny than Fool but by the end I couldn’t continue to read it because I was laughing too hard and had to take a few beats to regain my senses.
All in all, I highly recommend them as they are all wonderful, especially Lamb.
Anyone else read these silly, very adult books?
Lamb
Fool
Shakespeare for Squirrels
Lamb is one of the best comedies I’ve ever read, with honest laugh out loud moments that bookend biblical stories and ideas to make reading about Christ both thought provoking and enjoyable (in particular, the middle years that no one really talks about).
Fool is also wonderful. It introduces Pocket of Dog Snogging, jester to the court of King Lear, and is a send up of the play King Lear that is riotous and vile and gross and hilarious.
Shakespeare for Squirrels is another book following Pocket, this time in a send up of Midsummer Night’s Dream. It is a little less funny than Fool but by the end I couldn’t continue to read it because I was laughing too hard and had to take a few beats to regain my senses.
All in all, I highly recommend them as they are all wonderful, especially Lamb.
Anyone else read these silly, very adult books?
re: Blazing Saddles
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/23/26 at 7:01 pm to Cosmo
Double post
re: Blazing Saddles
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/23/26 at 7:01 pm to Cosmo
frick that shite. Here comes Mongo!
re: Blazing Saddles
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/23/26 at 5:16 pm to dblwall
Le Petomane Thruway?! Now, what'll that a-hole think of next? Does anybody got a dime? Somebody's gotta go back and get a shitload of dimes!
re: Blazing Saddles
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/23/26 at 12:46 pm to Potchafa
Isn’t somebody gonna help that poor man?!
re: S. Carolina state senate pulled an Indiana
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/22/26 at 8:10 pm to prouddawg
What’s the rationale to redraw the maps?
re: Lucky Strike trailer - starring Scott Eastwood & Colin Hanks
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/22/26 at 9:59 am to TouchedTheAxeIn82
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They're going to be making WWII movies for a hundred years.
It was the largest war in the history of the world and ended with two nuclear bombs destroying two whole cities, a demonstration of power so immense that it could literally wipe out life on this planet many times over.
re: Dad has a counseling session with a sex offender VERY NSFW
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/21/26 at 7:55 pm to prouddawg
Oldie but goodie
re: I thought MAGA was losing support because of the Iran conflict? Now they are all neocons?
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/21/26 at 9:03 am to loogaroo
His approval ratings are what they are, but he definitely still has a stranglehold on the GOP’s nuts.
Neither party is popular right now and I don’t see that changing for some time.
Never been a more ripe time for a third party, but that will ultimately fail, as it always has.
Neither party is popular right now and I don’t see that changing for some time.
Never been a more ripe time for a third party, but that will ultimately fail, as it always has.
re: Question for the Massie cult
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/21/26 at 8:59 am to jbdawgs03
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You seem to be taking his loss personally. Do you live in his district
Not taking it personally. Just calling out the tomfoolery rampant in your OP and the obvious impact AIPAC has when it throws millions at a campaign.
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Also, don’t you think if he’d been representing the will of his constituents some commercials wouldn’t impact the race that much?
No, research clearly shows that isn’t the case.
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The truth is he consistently went at Trump in interviews and on social media which turned off a lot of people who support the president.
No doubt. Also turned on a lot of people who supported the president and no longer do or who flat out never have supported Trump. It’s a give and take.
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Praying for you.
Mighty kind of you.
re: Question for the Massie cult
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/21/26 at 6:33 am to Houag80
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Yeah, if these clowns were honest they would admit that Massie didn't move the needle for the sub42 crowd
He got more votes than he did in the prior election. An election he won 75-25.
You’re out of your mind.
re: Question for the Massie cult
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/21/26 at 6:32 am to jbdawgs03
Well, when AIPAC creates AI generated videos of Massie going hand in hand to check into a hotel with AOC and Ilhan Omar, the 60 and 70 year olds are gonna get their walkers out for a midterm.
So, presumably his constituents voted, but let’s not pretend that AIPAC’s funding and tactics didn’t have anything to do with it. There’s a reason they dump literal millions of dollars into a congressional race in bumfrick Kentucky and it isn’t because it doesn’t fricking work.
So, presumably his constituents voted, but let’s not pretend that AIPAC’s funding and tactics didn’t have anything to do with it. There’s a reason they dump literal millions of dollars into a congressional race in bumfrick Kentucky and it isn’t because it doesn’t fricking work.
re: Every state in the US now has average gas prices above $4
Posted by LoveThatMoney on 5/21/26 at 5:44 am to ragincajun03
Where are the Trump stickers that say, “I did that!”
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