Did anyone read The Salt Path? - the Data Lounge OMG I remember having a similar reaction eons ago when reading Angela’s Ashes It was one huge depression-fest, but I finished it because the book itself wasn’t poorly written, just terribly depressing
Fox bosses privately called Jeanine Pirro a reckless maniac This is depressing to read She was my DA for a while and was a liberal Republican I have always assumed she was just selling her soul for the Fox gig and was at heart still a rational person I was wrong The chubby little Italian has gone right off the rails!
thread 35879984-sweet-charity-1969- - the Data Lounge And I'm with R27 that the movie is seriously depressing I don't know how the show ended originally but I liked the way the finished it in the Cristina Applegate version where she tells Oscar, "Up yours!" It's not a happy ending but it's a happier ending than the movie
Do you believe in UFOs? - the Data Lounge Given the number of stars in our galaxy alone, it is foolish to believe that life didn't develop on thousands of worlds if not millions As R4 mentions though, we are all bound by physics Communication between worlds is highly unlikely and travel almost certainly impossible Kind of depressing but there it is
thread 33740924-what-do-you-think-of-eminem- - the Data Lounge Remember him? Successful white rapper with incredibly offensive lyrics Accused of being homophobic until he trotted out Elton John on stage for PC acceptance Was semi cute back when he was actually
1980s nostalgia is crazy - the Data Lounge Look, I was there in the 1980s Hell, I experienced the 1980s for longer than most Americans, because in Australia, we got the cultural trends, the fashions and the soap operas 3 years late Maybe
Connor Jessup talks about breakup in movie review Connor wrote a review of "In the Mood for Love" a movie by Wong Kar Wai In the first two paragraphs, he bares his feelings about the breakup:"Two Octobers ago, freshly heartbroken, I saw In the Mood
John Goodman Says He Hasnt Spoken to Roseanne Barr in 7 or 8 Years The storylines were too depressing, and there wasn't enough humor (like in the original show) to balance out the gloom It just wasn't funny In Joan Collins' biography, she talked about guest starring in an episode of Roseanne in the early 90s She said the writers seemed on edge and terrified at Roseanne's wrath
thread 35165335-karen-bass-will-never-recover-from-this It's so weird how online Republicans have zero interest in why this happened or how to stop the next one or how to help the people affected by it All they want to do is take a victory lap over an "enemy" going down It's such depressing nihilism They don't think the real world exists To them, it's all a game