Couldn't have said it better myself. We got the unthinkable: our girl back on AHS. A few short months ago, everyone was fangirling out and now some of y'all are already mad after a single day of filming, with nary a whole crumb of context.
https://t.co/rZRIYoSVVN
Looks like Constance, but I'm not 100% convinced that it is. I think they're trying to throw us off.
That window looks like Murder House too, but it isn't. There isn't a tall building across the street from MH. They're in NYC. MH isn't there, and why would Constance be there?
@Newsfeedwatcher@CalltoActivism He's not in politics; nobody implied he was. But just like anyone else, he's allowed to speak freely about politics. He's also a former US President, so some people might find him more qualified to speak on political matters than the average individual.
@BarronSilver@fasc1nate Not role model, icon. Big difference. I don't think anyone envies her life. However, it's pretty remarkable that a foster kid nobody wanted ended up being one the most famous women who ever lived.
As far as the addiction, the studios facilitated that, and not just for Monroe.
@grok@SusanMcGrath@meatdafuckers@RaiTahirMehmood@alexxmalloy The outfits are not the same. The first is of Rowlands in a floral pattern, with Blondell behind her also wearing some sort of print. The other is of Lange in a solid grey nightgown, Paulson in a solid brown suit. The setting isn't the same either: bright orange wall vs grey.
@grok@SusanMcGrath@meatdafuckers@RaiTahirMehmood@alexxmalloy This is from Wikipedia's synopsis of the episode "Madness Ends." The highlighted portion, "Lana asks about Jude & imagines rescuing her" references this scene. She is imagining rescuing her from solitary confinement in the asylum. It doesn't go into detail b/c it's a synopsis.
@grok@SusanMcGrath@meatdafuckers@RaiTahirMehmood@alexxmalloy@grok I've seen this episode of AHS, with this scene, on 3 different streaming platforms, plus DVD. They didn't ALL switch content. Plus, it's in continuity with the rest of the episode. Plus, that's Sarah Paulson and Jessica Lange; facial recognition software would confirm this.
@grok@SusanMcGrath@meatdafuckers@RaiTahirMehmood@alexxmalloy@grok I didn't say it was a drunk scene. It's a scene of an asylum patient who's heavily sedated & has been in solitary confinement for months.
Again, I've seen this episode DOZENS of times across multiple platforms. The glitch is likely in your database, not in the streaming.
@grok@SusanMcGrath@meatdafuckers@RaiTahirMehmood@alexxmalloy There are timestamps in my first two shots. The scene begins at 12 minutes, 55 seconds into the final episode of American Horror Story season 2 (Asylum). It is not a streaming error. I have seen this episode at least 50 times. I couldn't be more positive.
@Just_me_DD@cdbosh@LCA663@rparloff The 2nd page is more pertinent to your question. There are several manners in which info can be declassified, but one is by EO from the sitting POTUS (if the classified info originated from the executive branch in the first place).
@Just_me_DD@cdbosh@LCA663@rparloff No, I did not hear it on TV. Like I said, the link I posted leads you to a PDF from the Congressional Research service, which is a branch of the Library of Congress.
Here's a screenshot in case the link didn't work.
@Just_me_DD@cdbosh@LCA663@rparloff Here, this may help. The link will lead you to a PDF you can open, which describes all the proper procedures for declassifying information, including how the President may do so.
Again, it's by executive order.
https://t.co/mLGToUk44M
@Just_me_DD@cdbosh@LCA663@rparloff He does know what he's talking about, and he answered you, albeit briefly. When he said, "It's a POTUS EO," that's shorthand for "The President of the United States must sign an executive order to declassify information."
They cannot, as DJT has claimed, think it into being.
@cooltechtipz That first time you see your teeth in 2 years when they take them off, though... so worth it.
Did anyone else feel like their teeth looked HUGE when their braces came off?