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I watch SNL on a regular basis and thought it was pretty blah. The Biden skit wasn't good and then they open the show with the talk show bit.

Figured they'd have something for Norm so it was nice to see a few of his jokes.

Didn't see any mention of Kasey Musgrave's first performance. Took me a minute or so to realize she only had on cowboy boots. After looking it up, apparently she was just pulling a Jenny from Forrest Gump. Maybe the guys in the band got a good look.

I need a whole version of the Me Too song.

I'd deliver pizzas to hot women who are conveniently struggling with their finances that day.

I had a parent die of cancer. Passed away right as my work schedule was about to pick up. After the funeral, was back on the grind and as soon as work slowed down a little bit, sh*t hit me like a ton of bricks. Was messed up for a while after that. Don't know if taking some time to grief right after would have been better but I feel like putting it off definitely intensified it.

I was excited to watch the first one. Even went to the theater to see it. I've never had the urge to walk out of a movie before but it took everything in me not to.

Needless to say, this one was 10x more enjoyable. Figured with them doing a remake just five years later that they wouldn't butcher it a second time.

I did laugh when they killed all those people just to find out they were good guys. That was pretty hilarious.

Probably a little young to watch it but loved In Living Color. I won a stuffed snake at a fair once and used it like Homey D. Clown. My friends didn't care for that.

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if you knew who I was

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I could probably make a few guesses.


I don't follow baseball as much as FCS football but seems like a good spot for him to get back into D1 coaching.

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Rewatching the show, Jim and Pam just get worse and worse and nothing they do is funny, just smug and self-centered.

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This. I know way too many couples who think they are better than everyone else and PB&J definitely fits the bill.

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Ray dealing with the kid and his dad was the best part of the series.

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I'd watch a whole series about Ray and his fatherly adventures. Maybe call it "That's My Dad?"

I'm just finishing Season 2. Wasn't as terrible as I remember but like the first time, I'm not exactly sure what all is going on. I should pay more attention. I will say the police shootout was crazy.

Killer Joe with Matthew McConahey... more of a "WTF did I just watch" kind of speechless.

I'll admit, I'm sad and tried out Onlyfans during quarantine to see what the fuss was about. Riley Reid was one of the accounts I signed up for. It was $5 at the time. So I guess I'm part owner of her house. A lot of them set their monthly price higher and offer 50-80% off to get you to try it out. And I received at least 20 free trials.

The most I spent was around $50 in one month. All the little $3-5 subscriptions add up quickly. I can see how these women can make bank and I actually saw it first hand. A fairly popular porn star had a live stream/cam show recently. Lasted around 50 minutes and I'm not even lying, she made between $4000-$5000 in tips. For less than an hour of her time. Guys were dropping $100 and $200 tips like nothing. A former playmate did a campaign for her birthday to make $3000. If she did, she'd share some special birthday surprises (don't remember what they were). She passed that and increased the goal to $7000. Ended up with over $9000.

The industry has always been lucrative but now with all the ways to connect with their fans, these ladies are tapping into a new market and making a buttload (pun intended) of money. Before, fans could only see them at a convention or some go on tours and are featured dancers at clubs.

Now, any pornstar you wanna follow will send you a message first thing in the morning. "Good morning baby. I hope you have a good day. Do you think this outfit is sexy? Let me know on a scale from $1-10 how much you like it baby."

And they send you message after message after message. "Are you ignoring me? (worried face emoji)... It's crazy.

I remember the first time watching Step Brothers, thinking the psychiatrist was hot. But Andrea Savage has been hilarious in everything I've seen her in and her sitcom "I'm Sorry" is fantastic.

The biggest issue is it's not anything like the previous two seasons. At all. I wouldn't consider this Season 3, more of a spin-off. But I'm not even sure it qualifies as that since the tone is a complete 180. And this could have easily been a two-hour movie instead.

It's obvious Aziz is still trying to climb out of his unwarranted involvement in the #MeToo movement by doing a season based on a black, lesbian couple trying to have a baby. Probably the most woke thing one could do.

It was somewhere between me not liking it and it being ok. I skipped through all the long, drawn-out scenes once I figured out the direction Aziz was going with it. I enjoy indie movies but I wasn't all that interested in what was going on.

I'm certain critics will have nothing but good things to say about it. I'm not upset that I watched it, but will never watch it again.

I liked that first 15 minutes but not much of the rest.

One thing that bothered me was the parachute guys in the opening montage. What was the plan there? Land in the middle of a mass of zombies, shoot a few on your way down and then be killed? Am I missing something?

Close but not entirely accurate. Pig was one of 16 finalists for the Jerry Rice Award - FCS best freshman. He finished 14th in the voting.

Walter Payton Award is the FCS version of the Heisman, won by Southeastern Louisiana quarterback Cole Kelley.