dragonflies

I'm currently binging Bones on HULU

It's KKL they're quoting lol I can see why

KA and TK have such great chemistry and someone said Taylor is Brooke's karma, Damn straight! Awww love it

Yeah I'd have loved to see Pam spend time with her great nieces and nephews and be closer to Steffy, they should have bonded over Stephanie's passing, but no she's stuck in Loganville on prop duty

Orson sadly was killed in 2020 and we didn't see Pam for like a year I do remember now we saw poor Pam on prop duty for the LOWgans against Quinn over the summer

She hasn't been on since Steffy & Finn's wedding if I remember right which was August of 2021

Just because you can doesn't mean you should I'm not opposed to it but to do it just for the sake of doing so? Hard pass lol

So this means he can't legally buy twitter or what?

I don't know much about how the court case works, sorry lol

LMAO!!

I'm DEAD LMFAO 😂 @Jeff

Henry Joseph Samiri is returning as Douglas on October 14th

I know who you're referring too and I saw her tweet and did nothing but roll my eyes lol

Musk's decision to buy Twitter after all is an attempt to dodge a likely court loss, experts say. The pretrial discovery process showed his odds of winning were low, these experts added. In the past, Musk has not backed down from a court battle. Elon Musk offered to buy Twitter at its original purchase price on Monday — a rare move for a billionaire that has never been one to back down from a legal battle. "Musk was going to lose the case," Erik Gordon, a business law professor at University of Michigan, told Insider. "His lawyers knew that. Twitter's lawyers knew that. His only hope was for Twitter to cave, and they didn't." Expectations for a settlement deal rose last week. Several legal experts said the looming five-day trial in Delaware presented too many downsides for Musk, as Twitter had a strong case against Musk's arguments. Had he gone to trial, the almost certain outcome was that he would have be forced to acquire Twitter for $44 billion, or $54.20 a share — the price he initially agreed to. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/elon-musk-never-admits-defeat-but-the-billionaire-just-did-that-in-his-bitter-deal-battle-with-twitter/ar-AA12BacL

RIP TWITTER