u/Critical_Liz

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Never been in a Tornado, here's hoping it sucks my neighbor's subwoofer away.

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Maybe this has been going on longer than I realize, but I've noticed I keep getting ads for botox which are basically "I raise my eyebrows and LINES APPEAR ON MY FOREHEAD" or "I furrow my brow and LINES APPEAR BETWEEN THEM"

Of course this is coupled with the double speak of how independent and unique you are, as soon as you get rid of this GLARING FLAW WE'VE INVENTED.

This is of course, CLASSIC inventing something for women to feel ashamed about while conveniently presenting a solution, which happens to be our product. Now I'm not going to shame women who use Botox, that's their prerogative, what I AM doing is calling out Botox for this bullshit.

So, I'm rereading The Stand after 20 years, I've gotten to the point where we first learn some of her connection to the Dark Man, about how she always "knew" she was being saved for him, and felt his presence, long before the plague. One thing I either forgot about, or maybe didn't really notice the first time reading it, is the revelation that she is an orphan, who never knew her real parents.

Now, we know that her purpose is to bear his child, but why? Did her true parents make a pact with him? Was it just dumb luck? Is she not really human but like one of those fairy children who get substituted for human children?

And what would have happened had she not died? It seems that Flagg isn't stopped by her suicide, so what would this child have done for him?

I'm 99% sure the answers aren't in this book, so what do you think constant reader?

Just found this on the Monster channel on Roku and seeing the Creeper piqued my interest, so I looked it up. It turns out this movie came out first, with the Brute Man released later as a prequel. Apparently there were plans for a series, but Hatton died before either movie was released.

A good chunk of this was stuff I knew, but there's also a lot I didn't, like Sorbo claiming that Lucy was a lesbian who seduced Robert Tapert. What a jerk.

The video doesn't talk about Sorbo's Christian stuff, like starring in Christian propaganda movies, and also doesn't talk about the LGBT+ stuff that he despised, another reason to hate Xena.

The other day I saw him in a commercial selling Patriot phones or whatever. The best part? I was watching Xena at the time.