Donna Moonda was simultaneously a golddigger and a cradle robber. The foolishness of this course of action was exacerbated when she hired the guy whose cradle she robbed to kill the guy she was mining the gold from.
He’s probably going to get 17 1/2 years, while she could get a death or life sentence. This doesn’t seem quite right, although it’s probably because he managed some sort of plea bargain.
“If you want to see your son again then you won’t call police and report him missing and you will leave $200,000 on the sofa tonight and we will return your son back safe.”
This from a ransom note from 12- and 10-year-old sisters who had kidnapped their 1-year-old neighbor.
Frankly, this is yet another bad example of bad parenting. Don’t parents these days explain the importance of untraceable offshore bank accounts? Instead, their daughters would have been easily trapped by police while they were grabbing the money from off the sofa.
Remind me never to do anything which requires me on video and then a public display of a freeze frame from said video.
A while back, I posted a bad freeze frame of Mr. Fantasy (who was so right about not starting Josh Johnson on a fantasy baseball team, by the way. Here’s his site.), and suggested he get someone to change it.
From accuweather.com this morning:
She probably looks a bit better in real life.
Wow. Guess the “prime” thought going through my mind is “It was actually impressive.” There have been so many superhero/fantasy/comic book based movies which just stank, or are unimpressive.
You don’t even need to know what a Transformer is to give this one a shot. Although I suppose you should know that the movie has a lot of robots and explosions and stuff. Anyway, five reasons to see the movie:
But let’s not go overboard here. Two inappropriate reactions would be:
8.5/10 (you’re supposed to do x/10 for movie reviews, right?)
