@imfynerthanfyne Too insecure & fixated on ppl that dont look the same as u… nobody else is doing this but those that look like u… so everyone is well aware that there’s a deep resentment in ppl who look like u who are really insecure & bitter..it’s embarrassing. Nice looking couple btw🫤
@queenie4rmnola Why would u be so mean and she never even disrespected him, she never insulted him, it’s just cruel! I’m surprised she didn’t cry. I’m so proud of her for not crying. He’s just a disgusting loser and he’s exposed how much of a hateful bigot he is. No career, no job🙄 a loser.
I don’t know what nail color I want to go with now because I have maybe 3 that I really want to do right now but I know that if I do this, if I choose one, I’m going to rush it off so I can get to the next one… I’m so annoying bro
JEALOUSY is real, These people will sit up and swear they ain't bothered but secretly be OBSESSED with you ! Plotting and watching your every move .. All you gotta do is be HAPPY and mind your own business...They HATE that with a passion.
@cyhrme New artist hype until she started showing her personality and trying too hard for attention. Ppl easily get put off and it’s easy to lose support
@SniperGangSteve@Jabz_CFC 😩😂 not bad looking without makeup NOW but its pretend no makeup if it’s a whole bunch of work done…still nicki for me au natural before any miracle worker in Hollywood ever touched her.
@Jabz_CFC Megan looks the best without makeup to me, BUT Nicki’s the prettiest in the lineup though. I don’t know, her features look the best when all said and done… they could all get ready to go and Nicki will look the prettiest.
🤦🏽♀️ this whole time I thought Michael Jackson was tall! He look 6 feet bro… how am I googling height because when I watched the movie, I was like, “they needed someone taller to play him” and really he was likely 5’6”-5’9”… no one really knows… he looked tall on camera
In 2009, while watching "Stewart Little" (1999), Hungarian art historian Gergely Barki saw the painting "Sleeping Lady with Black Vase" by Róbert Berény.
The painting had been missing for 90 years and had been used as a prop for the movie.
Even though it had disappeared in the 1920s, Barki recognized it immediately from a faded black-and-white photo taken at an exhibition in 1928.
He sent a flurry of emails to staff of Sony and Columbia Pictures and received a reply from a former set designer on the film - two years later.
"She said the picture had been hanging on her wall," Barki said. "She had snapped it up for next to nothing in an antique shop in Pasadena, California, thinking its avant-garde elegance was perfect for Stuart Little's living room."
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