You wear wrinkly clothes to the return of Jim?
You wear wrinkly clothes to the return of Jim?
10 Things I Hate About You was an adaptation of The Taming of the Shrew.
You might be thinking of She’s the Man?
And My Own Private Idaho was, I think, a multi-source adaptation of Henry IV, Henry IV 2: Die Henrier, and Live V or Die Henry.
When the aliens show up, you’re already prepared. See? Swing away, Merrill.
My brain interpreted that as 3-in-1 oil for a brief second, in which I thought you were really out here trying to murder some folks.
And the Ship of Theses is when you rewrite the seven parts of your dissertation so many times that you’re not sure if it’s even your original intent anymore
See that’s the whole problem, gotta shell out for better wigs.
“It costs a lot of money to look this cheap!”
That’s exactly why I deleted it. Seemed a little too dry and slightly mean right after I posted it, so I immediately hit delete.
Plus I can’t even think of a popular show in the past 10 years that had a meaningful conclusion. I don’t really watch a lot of TV so this could easily just be that I’m out of the loop, but it seems like a lot of endings are bad.
Justified ended in 2015, Better Call Saul wrapped up in 2022. I think those two qualify as solid conclusions. It speaks to your point that I could only readily come up with two examples.
I find it hard to take seriously anyone who throws the term FUD around with no sense of irony.
I think they were a duck a few times during the composition of that comment.
Console diehards enjoy brigading.
Sensationalist journalism. This manifests as clickbait headlines, agenda pieces, and other such tactics.
Blackberry jam is my go-to
Why are you cutting a 2x4 with a hacksaw?
Something something hammer…
Something something nail.
I’m telling you, Molotov cocktails work. Any time I had a problem and threw a Molotov cocktail, boom! Right away, I had a different problem.
I’m not entirely sure what point you’re making, as there have been multiple other parties whose candidates were elected to the presidency, including the Federalists, the Whigs, and the Democratic-Republicans. Theodore Roosevelt received the second-most votes in the 1912 election as a third-party candidate for the Progressive (Bull Moose) party.