“Often called job stoppers”… Quite certain I’ve never heard that said about a face tattoo but it is perfect writing! I’ve often thought humorous writing is the highest form of writing there is and Suzy Weiss has mastered it.
Please don’t tell Brad Pitt to “go for it” as he relapses. I don’t care if this column is supposed to be light, fluffy and satirical - there is no place for that kind of message among people suffering from alcoholism nor their families and friends who are impacted by their drinking.
I thought the sex ban, and how easily it was accepted as the norm, was perhaps a commentary on wholesale acceptance of the face mask requirement during the covid era. What sayeth you, Suzy?
“Often called job stoppers”… Quite certain I’ve never heard that said about a face tattoo but it is perfect writing! I’ve often thought humorous writing is the highest form of writing there is and Suzy Weiss has mastered it.
Please don’t tell Brad Pitt to “go for it” as he relapses. I don’t care if this column is supposed to be light, fluffy and satirical - there is no place for that kind of message among people suffering from alcoholism nor their families and friends who are impacted by their drinking.
“If you ignore this, plus most of the acting and the gratuitous product placement, it’s actually not a bad film.”
Glorious. I literally laughed out loud.
Fun review @Suzy Weiss.
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I thought the sex ban, and how easily it was accepted as the norm, was perhaps a commentary on wholesale acceptance of the face mask requirement during the covid era. What sayeth you, Suzy?
Probably not because the writers and producers likely supported the mask mandates but you are correct, it is the same principle.