Dates: The date of at least one additional botched attempt and the date of the finally successful attempt
Evidence: The outcome of the first attempt
Date: September 10 and/or 11, 2026
Evidence: His recent history of mixing shit up, such as Georgia the state and Georgia the country and the World Wars when saying the Spanish Flu ended the second one
Given that Nate’s burial site just happened to be the last place Aaron looked for him alone without hearing his underground screams, what would’ve happened if he came back that night with Cal and Marsha, who I highly doubt would’ve believed he looked hard enough, let alone accepted that Nate wasn’t where he couldn’t find him? How would Maddy and Cassie have explained it to them, along with Artur and Alamo’s presence and Naz’s corpse? And what would their fates in the finale have been, given how utterly fucked Cassie would’ve been dealing with the hostile in-laws after all that shit?
The amount of Home Alone stars we’ve lost and the amount of Instagram tributes I’ve seen featuring them all in angel wings tells me that at least one tribute from after Trump’s death date, whether it’s during or after his term, will only feature him in devil horns as evidence that he won’t be joining them in heaven at all.
How is it that Spider, other than a couple mild grunts, was able to take his foot bullet pain more than the Sopranos bakery guy who cried like a bitch afterwards?
One thing about the Monsters series that doesn’t make sense to me is how Lyle was highly critical and insulting of Erik’s screenplay in their Episode 2 Oziel session as if it was his first time hearing about it, only to then later be shown in Episode 6 helping Erik gang up on Kitty for her one writing typo in said screenplay. So why was the series so inconsistent with that particular aspect of the case? Unless, of course, their Episode 2 discussion of it was secretly staged for that particular Oziel session, perhaps at Lyle’s insistence, in an attempt to avoid further incriminating themselves.
Date: Anytime after Jan 20, 2029
Evidence: The fact that he will no longer at that point have the authority to dictate whether or not it stays
I recently came across this one YouTube comment (and its replies) about the irony that the Beatles, by remastering Let It Be, didn’t let it be in the end. What are your thoughts on that?