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"Oh well" is right. Like I always say, "What comes around, goes around." Boris fomented the racist sentiments that led to Brexit. It's only right for Brexit to turn around and bite him on his fat ass. However, I'm pissed that Conservative MPs in the British Parliament were willing to risk their careers by switching sides and voting against No-Deal -- essentially putting country before parties -- yet we can't get even one Republican in Congress to stand up to the Trump administration's dangerous policies and rhetoric because they're all so damn afraid of his voter base. Probably. I've been to MS only once, and I was there long enough to feel like I was visiting The Land That Time Forgot.

Boy, when they say Lifetime fast-tracked this movie, they mean it! I feel like it was announced just last month! "Hysterical" fits snugly within Lifetime's wheelhouse, though.

It's noise like that that really makes me hate social media.

Who wants to get married in Mississippi anyway? That's why God invented Las Vegas! ;)

Dan Crenshaw: "I always let my friends borrow my guns, bruh! 'Cept these guns right here!" (Kisses his biceps in macho-like fashion.) But seriously. He dumb.

If there is a #GeneralElection in the UK, what will it be for?

TFW closeted gays and closeted racists (and homophobes) find common ground.

And I wish I didn't, lol! And you're right. Even the dummy would make a better president than the dummy. (No, that isn't a typo.)

Seems like an appropriate time to post this:

I'm tired of it as well, @Wendy. It does no good to get outraged, because we know the government isn't gonna do a damn thing to stop more tragedies like this from happening.

I would agree, except I have enough bad mojo in my life these days and am afraid of having any more.

Well, I'm not gonna wish the man were dying, lol! But, yes, the signs of mental and physical decline are there. His father died from Alzheimer's complications, so if anything, the stress of being president might have accelerated the progression of a disease that was prevalent long before now.

I might have to watch just to take in the hotness that is William Zabka. (Don't judge me.)

Unfortunately, others (excluding Joe Piscopo, who was too happy to ride Eddie's coattails) during that time felt that Dick Ebersol gave too much airtime to Eddie to the detriment of everyone else.

What was wrong with Meg (besides her being "overly concerned" with Howie and Jane's dull relationship)? An early example of Bridget Dobson's writing. It was a pretty good scene.

"Cruise of Deception" was probably DAYS' last hurrah -- at least, until JER showed up.

Like I said before, I'm willing to "believe the women," except when it comes to Al Franken's situation. I remain convinced that was a political hit job, orchestrated by the GOP on outright lies and innuendo; and Democrats such as KG predictably fell for it.

Wow, it's like Christmas came early in July and stayed for the end of August!

Boris is determined to have his "No Deal Brexit," isn't he? Yep. He's the UK's answer to Donald Trump.

IOW, he'll do what he did for his last season as a regular cast member (1983-84).

I think getting back into live performance would be a terrific way to remind people of how funny Eddie Murphy once was, and still is. His sense of humor has been buried for far too long in terrible, unfunny movies that were clearly ATM transactions for him.

For once, I don't care, lol. I'm just glad to see him back on SNL after all these years.

I'll get behind any ticket that doesn't include Trump or has an (R) beside it.