>>9263403 (lb)
I am glad for her and certainly won't stop wanting to see her in productions which she participates in.
She did wrong, correct, but culturally what she did was acceptible.
as jaded as that it, it's a fact.
so two months . . . seems fair.
suspend it because of the virus . . . and we are good.
Go Lori!!!
paywall prevents a read but I saw enough to say that Justice either flows, or it is damned up.
And when it is backed up it forms a giant lake behind the dam . . . until one day , Q, like what happened in Michegan this past couple of days: a flood happens and it's not controlled in a way that makes it . . . not awesome and almost . . . fearsome.
Justice needs to happen and I know it will.
Q, the document has an emprint on the last page of it that it is from the Boston Public Library.
would we gain from reviewing this verses one found perhaps by the office that printed this in the first place? Would we see 'strange kerning' in one, and not in the BPL version?
I just want to hear, as if he's doing an immitation of Peter Sellers, that famous and clowned up clown-show the-song singer, the super clowny guy say, in an inspector clown-show fashion:
IE like sellers would say 'the pope?'
but clownshow guy would say
'the seventh flur is no moar'
columns are very useful in architecture.
they are usurped because of their awesomeness, not because there is anything wrong with the concept of them.
I back her up even though what she did was wrong because 99 percent of the people she associates do the exact same thing, and so do people in DC and in Manhattan. It's been documented and no one ever did anything about for generations. She was made an example of.
it's not fair to her unless they go after all the others too.