I just started watching Sons of Anarchy because I found out
Norris ClaytonTheo Rossi is in it. He is hands down my favorite guest star on Veronica Mars ever. And that’s saying a lot, as he was in the same episode as JTT.Norronica 4eva.
<3 (for both shows, of course)
Brief Interviews with Hideous Men was pretty great. The cast was phenomenal. There were several scenes that were memorable - specifically Christopher Meloni, Frankie Faison, and Dominic Cooper. Actually, also the final scene with John Krasinski. Something about that man crying gets me emotionally involved in whatever the hell the content may be.
Anyway, the first thing I realized once the movie was over was that, while I liked the movie, I definitely wouldn’t like the book. Some of the writing would just piss me off (I’ve never read David Foster Wallace so, really, I don’t know). However, it seems to translate well to film.
John Krasinski was cool at the Q&A. It seems that, in real life, he’s exactly like his character used to be on The Office: pretty funny, kinda awkward, adorable.
(via sweethomestyle)
Ms. Pelosi met with leaders of the Pro-Choice Caucus, then she huddled with staff members from the bishops conferences, and with Mr. Stupak and two other leading Roman Catholic lawmakers, Representative Mike Doyle, Democrat of Pennsylvania, and Representative Brad Ellsworth, Democrat of Indiana.
The representatives of the nation’s bishops made clear they would fight the bill if there were not restrictions on abortion. In an extraordinary effort over the last 10 days, the bishops conference told priests across the country to talk about the legislation in church, mobilizing parishioners to contact Congress and to pray for the success of anti-abortion amendments.
The bishops sent out information to be ‘announced at all Masses’ and included in parish bulletins, and urged priests and parishioners to tell House members: ‘Please support the Stupak Amendment that addresses essential pro-life concerns.’ They added: ‘If these serious concerns are not addressed, the final bill should be opposed.’
In the end the abortion opponents had the votes, and Ms. Pelosi yielded, allowing Mr. Stupak to offer his amendment. At a news conference, Ms. Pelosi denied being angry about it.
‘I was part of recommending that it come to the floor,’ she said. ‘Both sides are whipping, the pro-choice side and others who want to support the amendment. But no, that was my recommendation to allow a vote on that amendment.’
“Abortion Was At The Heart Of Healthcare Bill Wrangling,” the New York Times, Sunday, Nov. 8.
Jesus H. Christ.
(via inothernews)
Disgusting.
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.
Hah.
This guy. THIS GUY.
(Tip: it gets even better as it goes.)