➛➛ ✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫

➛➛ DOWNLOAD WATCH

➛➛ ↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑

Correspondent Lawrence Hughes
Resume: 5 Dec.

1. Writed by: Alexandra McGuinness
2. Director: Alexandra McGuinness
3. When her best friend goes missing at a rodeo, Heidi goes on a search across the desert, digging up secrets and encountering the violence of life on the road
4. ratings: 4,5 / 10 Stars
5. Rating: 175 Vote
6. 

Teresa need to shut the f up! She was once friend with Jackie and caroline and did she forget that! And Dolores stop sticking your nose where it doesnt belong. If Jennifer threw things at her in two seasons she would be pissed. Dolores hates Danielle. Danielle hasn't done shit to her! Now imagine if Danielle threw a glass a d a plate towards face Dolores.

Im so excited for this! Anya is always fantastic, and the whole thing looks charming. I'm just a clown dancing for the sins of mankind. Didn't the same thing happen to TLC? Many Black entertainers get ripped off by people they think are close to them. Also, what if she is mixed or biracial? That still doesn't justify what happened to her. Yvonne, you're terrific! It's a shame that this plot looks like the same of tired formula. sigh. Some times some low rated movies are good for a Saturday afternoon when the ball game is rained out. Bright spot Lucy Fry... A beautiful talented Australian actress. The main reason I watched this mess.
The other actors are talented, in fact the movie has a good cast. I have no idea what the writer were thing. In fact the writer and director are the same person. All I know, is that I never want to be on what ever she is on...
I understand the movie is about a girl searching for her best friend, but it is disjointed, rambles and makes no sense.
If you like looking at Lucy Fry or Eiza González; a beautiful talented Mexican actress don't bother watching. Watching rain fall on a baseball diamond is better than watching this mess.

Come home baby please 😭💔 your family needs you. i hope shes okay. If the ridiculously high percentages of BM killing BW and black children are anything to go by (even some reported by Paris) she'll live longer. She was placing too much trust in men who can't even protect themselves anyway. Support Pledge $1 or more About $1 Good Karma! Every little bit helps! Lots and lots of positive energy will flow your way! Less Estimated delivery Oct 2014 10 backers Pledge $5 or more About $5 A Thank You Tweet - Receive a personal tweet from our official Twitter feed @HighwayGamblers. If you provide us with your Twitter handle, we'll make sure to use it for the shout out. 18 backers Pledge $10 or more About $10 A Personal Vine from a Cast or Crew Member - You'll receive a personal Vine from a cast or crew member, giving you thanks for your kind donation. [Plus a Thank You Tweet] Nov 2014 30 backers Pledge $15 or more About $15 Digital Poster - We will send you a high definition digital image of our poster, designed by the incredibly talented artist Sam Gilbey. [Plus a Thank You Tweet] 4 backers Pledge $20 or more About $20 Digital Download Package - Gain exclusive access to our behind-the-scenes video production blog. Follow the filming from day 1 with special on-set interviews with cast and crew, only available with this perk! Experience what it takes to make a film right alongside this amazing team of artists. Also included will be a digital copy of an exclusive short film containing characters from The Highway Is for Gamblers. [Plus a Thank You Tweet] Nov 2015 25 backers Pledge $25 or more About $25 Behind The Scenes Polaroid - You'll receive a one-of-a-kind behind the scenes Polaroid photo. [Plus a Thank You Tweet] Jan 2015 Ships to Anywhere in the world 6 backers Pledge $30 or more About $30 Postcard - You'll receive a postcard from the set signed by select members of our cast and crew. We'll be on location in the California desert. [Plus a Thank You Tweet and Behind the Scenes Polaroid Picture] 17 backers Pledge $40 or more About $40 Special Thanks in the Credit - Your name will be listed in our credits. [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, and Postcard] Feb 2015 Only United States Pledge $50 or more About $50 Tee Shirt - THIFG custom designed shirt just for our backers. This shirt will be designed by our fantastic graphic artist. [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, and Postcard] 11 backers Pledge $70 or more About $70 Customized Missing Poster - Provide a photo and we will customize a missing poster with your likeness on it. Great for Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter! Not only will we share your likeness with our fans and followers, but several lucky contributors will have their poster chosen to be used in a key scene in the film! Perfect as a fun gift too if you submit a friend's photo for customization. [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, and Postcard] 1 backer Pledge $85 or more About $85 Your headshot will appear in the film! - Send us your headshot and it is guaranteed to be included in a key scene in the film. On the day of shooting, we will Instagram your picture for us and for you to share with the world! [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, Postcard, and Special Thanks in the Credits] Limited 0 backers Pledge $100 or more About $100 Signed Poster - One THIFG movie poster, signed by members of our amazing cast and crew. [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, Postcard, and Special Thanks in the Credits] Pledge $150 or more About $150 Advance Film Screening - A preview of the final cut of the movie just for our backers before the official release. After the movie, stick around for a live Q&A session with select members of the cast and crew. (Travel and accommodations not included) [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, Postcard, Tee Shirt, and Special Thanks in the Credits] 3 backers Pledge $250 or more About $250 Advance Film Screening For Two - A preview of the final cut of the movie just for our backers before the official release. (Travel and accommodations not included) [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Personal Vine, 2 Behind The Scenes Polaroid Pictures, 2 Postcards, 2 Tee Shirts, and Special Thanks in the Credits] 2 backers Pledge $500 or more About $500 Premiere Ticket - Watch the film with the cast and crew and other special guests in Los Angeles. (Travel and accommodations not included) [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Personal Vine, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, Postcard, Tee Shirt, and Special Thanks in the Credits] Pledge $750 or more About $750 Premiere Ticket For Two - Watch the film with the cast and crew and other special guests in Los Angeles. (Travel and accommodations not included) [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Personal Vine, 2 Behind The Scenes Polaroid Pictures, 2 Postcards, 2 Tee Shirts, and Special Thanks in the Credits] Pledge $1, 000 or more About $1, 000 Hang on set for a day and be an extra - Watch us film a scene, have lunch with the cast and crew, and take part in the movie making magic! We'll be filming in the California desert east of Los Angeles this November. (Travel and accommodations not included) [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Personal Vine, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, Postcard, Tee Shirt, Signed Poster, and Special Thanks in the Credits] Pledge $1, 250 or more About $1, 250 Make over on set - Join us on set and get a full makeover by our talented hair and makeup department. Then become an actual part of the film as an extra and spend the day with us. Take part in movie making magic! As an added bonus, you will be able to keep the wardrobe provided for your role. (Travel and accommodations to and from set not included) [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Personal Vine, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, Postcard, Tee Shirt, Signed Poster, and Special Thanks in the Credits] Pledge $1, 500 or more About $1, 500 Hang on set for a day and be an extra for two - Watch us film a scene, have lunch with the cast and crew, and take part in the movie making magic! We'll be filming in the California desert east of Los Angeles this November. (Travel and accommodations not included) [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Personal Vine, 2 Behind The Scenes Polaroid Pictures, 2 Postcards, 2 Tee Shirts, 2 Signed Posters, and Special Thanks in the Credits] Pledge $2, 500 or more About $2, 500 Film Slate - You will receive the slate we use on the film! Alexandra and the cast will sign the slate and shoot a video presenting it to you. You will own a part of the history of the movie! [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Personal Vine, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, Postcard, Tee Shirt, Signed Poster, Special Thanks in the Credits, and one invitation to attend the advance film screening - travel and accommodations for screening also not included] Pledge $5, 000 or more About $5, 000 Filmmaker Symposium - Filmmakers and film lovers, I need your help to make this movie the best it can be. Spend a day with me in LA during post-production. After I show you the film, we'll discuss what you liked and didn't like. You'll help shape the final cut of the film and receive a Special Thanks Credit for your support and guidance. After the screening and discussion, other select crew will join us to answer all of your questions about filmmaking. (Travel and accommodations not included) [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Personal Vine, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, Postcard, Tee Shirt, Signed Poster, Special Thanks in the Credits, and one invitation to attend the advance film screening - travel and accommodations for screening also not included] Pledge $7, 500 or more About $7, 500 Name a Character and create a line - We'll name a character for you and allow you to create a line of dialogue for the film. You will also have an opportunity to Skype with the director to personally work with her in the creation of that line. [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Personal Vine, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, Postcard, Tee Shirt, Signed Poster, Special Thanks in the Credits, and one invitation to attend the advance film screening - travel and accommodations for screening also not included] Pledge $10, 000 About $10, 000 Associate Producer Credit - You'll receive credit on the film as Associate Producer. [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Personal Vine, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, Postcard, Tee Shirt, Signed Poster, and two invitations to attend the premiere - travel and accommodations for premiere also not included] Reward no longer available Director's Truck (Picture Vehicle) - The Director's '97 Chevy 1500 is a one-of-a-kind gem, which also happens to be the picture vehicle for our main character. Pink slip signed right over to you after filming needs for the truck are completed! (shipping listed below is only for the included perks, shipping not included for truck - donor is responsible for acquisition costs of obtaining truck) [Plus a Thank You Tweet, Personal Vine, Behind The Scenes Polaroid Picture, Postcard, Tee Shirt, Signed Poster, Special Thanks in the Credits, and one invitation to attend the advance film screening - travel and accommodations for screening also not included] Funding period Sep 24, 2014 - Oct 21, 2014 (26 days).

It took sooooooo long for them to finally release a trailer omg. Photo: Nick Soveiko Feb 10: Ian Paice + Purpendicular - Šumperk Feb 11: Ian Paice + Purpendicular - Brno Feb 13: Ian Paice - Los Angeles, CA Feb 13: Steve Morse - Los Angeles, CA Feb 19: Whitesnake - Melbourne Feb 20: SUAS Ronnie James Dio 10th Anniversary Memorial Awards Gala - Los Angeles, CA Feb 22: Don Airey & Friends - Norwich Feb 22: Whitesnake - Sydney Feb 23: Don Airey & Friends - Hull Feb 24: Don Airey & Friends - Manchester Whiteschenker or Michaelsnake? Don Airey in Sweden Rock Magazine Tea or tequila? Roll over Beethoven The church organ Fire In The Sky Written in a dungeon Little Wing in Anaheim It's not the speed that kills you Don Airey's UK tour cancelled Work in progress July morning in January Nick Blagona R. I. P The loudest jazz band in the world It's been a year It was worth the wait The polar expedition is over Legend that grew bigger than the band The vagabond life of Ossy Hoppe Art and history exhibition donates the proceeds Tuesday, we made another album The ham-fisted philosopher The Voice of Rock Candy Like a duck to water Dance with the devil Une faune inhabituelle Live In Rome 2013 'ello mate Bonnet and Satriani to the Metal Hall of Fame Switching off from the outside world Double vision snake Fireworks at the Armory Smoke on the Wiltern Whitesnake in Australasia More summer dates Bob Ezrin sells his rights Japanese Whitesnake dates rescheduled Fantastic (farewell? ) Ian Gillan: A Visual Biography 4½ out of 5 stars 2020-03-17 - Don Airey & Friends - Olomouc 2020-03-15 - Don Airey & Friends - Košice 2020-03-14 - Don Airey & Friends - Nové Mesto nad Váhom 2020-03-13 - Don Airey & Friends - Reichenbach 2020-02-20 - SUAS Ronnie James Dio 10th Anniversary Memorial Awards Gala - Los Angeles, CA 2020-09-29 - Deep Purple - Copenhagen 2020-05-31 - Deep Purple - Moscow 2020-09-20 - Whitesnake - Chula Vista, CA 2020-09-18 - Whitesnake - Wheatland, CA 2020-09-16 - Whitesnake - Auburn, WA 2020-09-15 - Whitesnake - Ridgefield, WA 2020-09-13 - Whitesnake - Mountain View, CA 2020-09-10 - Whitesnake - West Valley City, UT 2020-09-08 - Whitesnake - Irvine, CA 2020-09-06 - Whitesnake - Phoenix, AZ 2020-09-03 - Whitesnake - Woodlands, TX 2020-09-02 - Whitesnake - Dallas, TX 2020-08-22 - Whitesnake - Mansfield, MA 2020-08-21 - Whitesnake - Holmdel, NJ 2020-08-19 - Whitesnake - Burgettstown, PA 2020-08-18 - Whitesnake - Saratoga Springs, NY 2020-08-15 - Whitesnake - Noblesville, IN 2020-08-14 - Whitesnake - Tinley Park, IL 2020-08-12 - Whitesnake - Cuyahoga Falls, OH 2020-08-11 - Whitesnake - Clarkston, MI Whiteschenker or Michaelsnake? Michael Schenker is on the cover of the current (#18) issue of the Rock Candy Magazine. In the cover story interview, he spoke about his abortive collaboration with David Coverdale. Back in the early ’80s when I had the Michael Schenker Group my manager at the time, Peter Mensch, believed we needed a new singer […] Blog | read more » Don Airey in Sweden Rock Magazine Don Airey is interviewed in the latest issue (01/2020) of Sweden Rock Magazine. On Jon’s gear: As soon as I joined [Deep Purple] officially, I started using my own gear. In the beginning I toured with the band because Jon was ill. I used Jon’s equipment then and realised it wasn’t in good shape. Everything […] Blog | read more » Tea or tequila? Whitesnake will embark on another extensive tour of the US, this time on a double bill with Sammy Hagar. Night Ranger will be opening on all dates. The itinerary is strategically arranged in 3 legs of 10 shows each — one per July, August, and September 2020 respectively. All venues will be big corporate sheds […] News | read more » Roll over Beethoven German city of Bonn is celebrating the 250th birthday of their son Ludwig van Beethoven in 2020. In the occasion, gallerist Peter Wierny has initiated a tribute project with national and international artists contributing objets d’art and memorabilia. Roger Glover has contributed a painting (see above). When Ian Paice played in Bonn last November, he […] Blog | read more » The church organ This is a rather unusual cover even by our standards. Child in Time performed on a church organ at the funeral of German actor and Deep Purple fan Jan Fedder, who succumbed to cancer on December 30, 2019, aged 64. To the wider audience outside Germany Jan might be known for his role of Petty […] Blog | read more » Fire In The Sky A new book by Simon Robinson, called Fire In The Sky, is tentatively due to be published on March 28 via Easy on the Eye Books. The book tells the story of making Machine Head, and is a follow up to Wait for the Ricochet from the same author. (By the by, the latter is […] News | read more » Written in a dungeon Glenn Hughes also was at the NAMM 2020, where he spoke to Eric Blair about Dead Daisies, Purple, Ronnie James Dio, staying in touch with DC, working with Tony Iommi, the late Neil Peart, and many other things. News | read more » Little Wing in Anaheim Steve Morse was a special guest of the Ernie Ball stand an the NAMM 2020 expo held last week. The Little Wing jam with Paul Gilbert was nothing short of spectacular. Thanks to Jeff Burdick and Ernie Ball for the videos and to BraveWords for the heads up. News | read more » It’s not the speed that kills you Welcome to the new installment of our semi-irregular trainspotting column. It’s been a while, eh? Netflix soap opera The Crown is based on the real events from the life of the British royal family during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Season 3 episode 6 (wait for it) deals with the investiture of Prince Charles […] Blog | read more » Don Airey’s UK tour cancelled Don Airey & Friends UK tour in February 2020 appears to have been cancelled. It was supposed to be a double bill with Brian Downey’s Alive and Dangerous, and the following appears on the latter’s website: Shows Cancelled January 17, 2020 ANNOUNCEMENT: The following dates have been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. Apologies for any […] News | read more » Work in progress Sadly, gone are the days when Roger graciously provided us with the studio updates on the progress of a new album. These days we have to resort to rumours and second hand info. On November 2, 2019, Chameleon Studios Hamburg posted this picture to their Facebook feed: The chap on the left is mixing engineer […] Blog | read more » July morning in January Don Airey will be performing with Uriah Heep in place of Phil Lanzon on the two upcoming German gigs: January 14th in Würzburg and 15th in Frankfurt. Phil will not be able to perform due to family matters — he had lost his eldest son to cancer just before Christmas. Don graciously agreed to step […] News | read more » Nick Blagona R. P Roger Glover remembers Nick Blagona, sound engineer extraordinaire, who died yesterday: He was a lovely man, full of fun and wisdom, liked to enjoy himself, and a good listener. Had good ears. I am lucky and privileged to have had him in my life. Read the complete post on RGs official site. News | read more » The loudest jazz band in the world There are several old-ish features on Louder (online successor to the Classic Rock Magazine), done by Geoff Barton and published over the past few years. February 2015 saw a series of profiles on individual band members that were published in anticipation of the R’n’R Hall of Fame induction. Unlike the HoF people, Geoff knows his […] Blog | read more » It’s been a year Roger Glover posts his end-of-the-year message: It’s been a year since I last posted. Somehow, life slips by without warning. I do read all the posts you send, grateful that you take the trouble to share your thoughts and questions. I shall answer some in due course. The lovely words for my birthday leave a […] News | read more » It was worth the wait And we’ll leave you to contemplate your Sol Invictus with this little gem from Finnish hillbillies Steve’n’Seagulls: Blog | read more » The polar expedition is over A picture of the band from what appears to be a photo session for the new album has popped up a couple of days ago on the Instagram of a German photographer Ben Wolf. Ladies and gentlemen, behold the band embracing the Elwood Blues aesthetics. The way we look together presents a uniform image of […] Blog | read more » Legend that grew bigger than the band In The Studio with Redbeard celebrated the 35th anniversary of Deep Purple reunion and release of Perfect Strangers by repackaging some contemporary interviews with Ian Gillan and Roger Glover. Thanks to BraveWords for the heads up. Blog | read more » The vagabond life of Ossy Hoppe Dead Daisies are at the studio again for a second round, and an old friend dropped by — Oskar ‘Ossy’ Hoppe, who was a Purple roadie back in the 70s. A few years back trade magazine IQ did a profile on the occasion of Ossy’s 65th birthday (issue 59, May 2015, pp. 34-48), including some […] News | read more » Art and history exhibition donates the proceeds The Deep Purple Art and History Exhibition that was held in Spring 2018 in Cologne, Germany, came to a conclusion of sorts. The exhibition netted 1500 euros, and while Roger Glover was in the neighbourhood recently, these proceeds were donated to charities. On Roger’s suggestion a children cancer initiative and a homeless initiative in Cologne […] Blog | read more » Unauthorized copying, while sometimes necessary, is never as good as the real thing © 1993-2020 The Highway Star and contributors Posts, Calendar and Comments RSS feeds for The Highway Star.

YUP TURNS OUT IT WAS HER DAUGHTER. WOW, MY FAVORITE CLOWN IS GONE. NOOOOOOOO. Ahhh yes Netflix, the new Lifetime movie network. Shouldve went 4 the robote - the chick version. Sure he's using Android. Ah. 9:21 thru 9:22 there was a you know what i talking about the person who was on the boat who was gonna use the rective on y'all yt channel love u guys. I read through that whole thing wondering how the author had missed Sissy in Even Cowgirls Get The Blues, but she does mention the book - then dismisses it because she "is protected by abnormally large…thumbs". Lame. posted by mannequito at 6:46 PM on March 15, 2013 [ 3 favorites] Eat Pray Love? I've never actually read or seen it, so I couldn't say if it really fits. posted by Sticherbeast at 7:01 PM on March 15, 2013 [ 1 favorite] Eat Pray Love does have a lot of the characteristics of a road novel. posted by Miko at 7:02 PM on March 15, 2013 Amazon sells a book called "Indiscreet Journeys: Stories of Women on the Road. " Anybody read that? posted by JimInLoganSquare at 7:12 PM on March 15, 2013 I think Shutterbab e possibly qualifies as a road novel... From Zimbabwe to Romania, from Russia to Haiti, Kogan takes her readers on a heartbreaking yet surprisingly hilarious journey through a mine-strewn decade, seamlessly blending her personal battles—sexism, battery, life-threatening danger—with the historical ones—wars, revolution, unfathomable suffering—it was her job to record. posted by blaneyphoto at 7:18 PM on March 15, 2013 This reminds me, I need to see if Netflix has started carrying Xena. posted by Tell Me No Lies at 7:36 PM on March 15, 2013 [ 3 favorites] I think the lack of female road narratives has to do with the fact that throughout history women have had a less straightforward development of identity than men. So often "the road" is a metaphor for linear progress, the bildungsroman where a man leaves on a literal and figurative journey with a fairly clear end goal. The female bildungsroman is much more complicated because the societal expectations for a woman's "success" are either absent or multiple and contradictory. In Unbecoming Women Susan Fraiman says "the way to womanhood is not a single path to a clear destination but the endless negotiation of a crossroads. " In a lot of literature female development is less linear than male development, and thus the metaphor of the road is abandoned or subverted. posted by rabbitbookworm at 7:39 PM on March 15, 2013 [ 22 favorites] Robyn Davidson; from wiki It has been suggested that one of the reasons Tracks was so popular, particularly with women, is that Davidson "places herself in the wilderness of her own accord, rather than as an adjunct to a man". posted by adamvasco at 7:59 PM on March 15, 2013 [ 3 favorites] I wrote my dissertation on 18th-century English adaptations of Don Quixote, and I see a lot of parallels. The males were heroes, maybe a little odd, but admirable, while the female versions were always pitiable. posted by MrMoonPie at 8:02 PM on March 15, 2013 [ 2 favorites] haricotvert, yes, but remember what happens in the end/postscript. posted by Cold Lurkey at 8:09 PM on March 15, 2013 Victorian ethnographers? Edith Durham? I guess they mostly went places to live. posted by subdee at 8:16 PM on March 15, 2013 I can't get too het up about this lack because "road narrative" is a bit of a bankrupt genre to begin with. posted by subdee at 8:17 PM on March 15, 2013 [ 2 favorites] Just dropped by to give kudos for the Dylan reference - one of my favourite songs. posted by KokuRyu at 8:18 PM on March 15, 2013 [ 1 favorite] If you think about "road narrative" in the narrow sense then yes, but if you think about it in the broad sense of "men have epic quests on which they learn about themselves and become themselves and women don't" I think that's a valid concern. Especially when you zoom all the way out to show that when women are objects everyone loses. posted by bleep at 8:31 PM on March 15, 2013 [ 4 favorites] Wild by Cheryl Strayed has done pretty well (though Oprah probably had a lot to do with that). posted by frogmanjack at 9:01 PM on March 15, 2013 [ 3 favorites] It's because she's not on a bicycle. posted by Sphinx at 9:59 PM on March 15, 2013 [ 1 favorite] In terms of personal growth narratives, I find that I am much more drawn to the internal, local journey than the literal road trip. I'm not sure if that's because female narratives tend toward the lesser movement end of the scale, and I prefer the female narratives, or because I'm just not that enamored of the "road narrative, " gender aside. I do think that many female narratives reflect the static over the dynamic, in terms of geography quite frequently. It certainly plays out in the coming-of-age novels, like a Catcher in the Rye vs. A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, or Adventures of Tom Sawyer v. Anne of Green Gables, or even David Copperfield v. Jane Eyre. posted by murfed13 at 10:13 PM on March 15, 2013 Xena is on Netflix in Canada, all seasons. Still as cheesily awesome as ever. posted by jb at 10:21 PM on March 15, 2013 [ 2 favorites] Speaking of the Xena genre: Sintel ^, one of the Blender Foundation 's freely-licensed/free-to- watch "Open Project" animated short films, about a heroine on a journey. posted by XMLicious at 10:56 PM on March 15, 2013 Wim Wenders' flawed "Until the End of the World" is a road movie with a female protagonist who does not die, although Claire needs to be rescued by a man. She does end up on the space station, though. posted by KokuRyu at 11:01 PM on March 15, 2013 Dream Quest of Unknown Kadath was My favorite "on the road" story. posted by jeffburdges at 5:10 AM on March 16, 2013 [ 2 favorites] Old tropes matter because they're what we've grown up with, and so they influence us still. We can throw them aside in the here and now, and in the future. But not in the past. posted by Too-Ticky at 7:16 AM on March 16, 2013 Michael Douglas, fleacircus, Michael. Kirk Douglas would've been about 150 at that point. posted by jonmc at 10:06 AM on March 16, 2013 Who is Fuckhead? She repeated that name more than once, but didn't really connect them to a book. posted by Halloween Jack at 12:15 PM on March 16, 2013 He's the lead character in Denis Johnson's Jesus' Son. posted by goofyfoot at 12:34 PM on March 16, 2013 [ 1 favorite] Hmm... I can't remember the name but several years ago I read a novel set in Czechoslavakia with a woman protagonist. I really like the book. It may have been this one: Truck Stop Rainbows: A Czech Road Novel. Though I am not positive about that. posted by evilDoug at 2:40 PM on March 16, 2013 « Older In Phoenix, you don’t ask: What could go wrong?...   |   Vincent Browne v the ECB Newer » This thread has been archived and is closed to new comments.

Your playthrough of this is the best. I'm gonna be sad when this series is over. Someone needs to shove her into the back of a truck take her out to the middle of nowhere and waterboard her until she confirms where Gannon body is so his family can have justice.I am SICK AND TIRED OF THESE SICK ADULTS THAT HAVE THE MENTALITY OF A CHILD THEMSELVES SHE IS NOT WORTHY OF THE AIR SHE BREATHES. FORGET THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM, COURTS AND HER RIGHTS SHE NEEDS TO BE GONE NOW.

The highway is indeed for gamblers. You have to remember that the faster you go, the more dangerous it is. The faster you go, the more potential there is for you to have an accident. And the faster you go, the harder it is to brake. You gamble when there's a drunk person that drives on the highway and you don't see him. You gamble your life when there's a severe killer driving on the highway that shoots your car out of randomness. Therefore I believe when you drive on the highway, you are in fact gambling your life. Login to reply the answers.

Is the turkey bowl just a Wisconsin thing? Ive played it on thanksgiving, but now realize others might not know what it is. The worst part about having a mental illness is that people expect you to behave as if you dont. powerful words 💯 Thank you for the likes. Is it me, or do Nikki and Megan look alike ? Especially the eyebrows and smile. I was so worried she was gone forever when I saw the title of this video. I'm so glad you've got her back. How can a director get things so bad with such a good cast. It's the proverbial question when people go on quiz shows and clearly do not have an understanding of trivia let alone knowledge. This film shows that the director has basically seen the same film over and over again, nothing new at all and no ability.
Ooooh look, petulant, misunderstood young girls either madly dancing or sitting in a circle with other equally drugged girls angry at everything, nope never seen that before. Drama it is not, dross it is, take note Irish Film Board, parents and husband ability does not equate to all family members being talented.

Give a man a mask, and he'll show you his true face.