I could watch Michael Shannon play the piano & stick coins up his nose all day. Seriously, I wish this video was like 20 minutes longer. [Dlisted]
A Quiet Place looks sort of scary, but sort of annoying. [LaineyGossip]
Journalists demand the truth about Puerto Rico. [Buzzfeed]
It feels like we’ve been missing some premiere events from the Fifty Shades Freed promotional tour, right? [Wonderwall]
I can’t stop watching these videos of dogs and eggs. [Pajiba]
Oooh, there’s already some Olympic drama! [JustJared]
Burt Reynolds could have been James Bond. [Seriously OMG WTF]
The top part of Lupita Nyong’o’s dress is not flattering. [GoFugYourself]
I love his creepiness so much.
I wonder how he found out he could do that.
Now I’m wondering if I can do that.
Yes I am the person for whom “Don’t try this at home” warnings were invented. 😉
Probably did it as a little kid. The first time my oldest sister babysat us, my younger sister shoved a button up her nose. Pandemonium ensued with the toddler being the calmest person in the house. The little one got the button out herself and decided it was a fun trick that she repeated for years to either make people laugh or freak them out. My parents had to be summoned home, not because of the girl with the button up her nose but because one of our brothers was still crying and freaking out over it almost an hour later.
It’s amazing what kids will stick up there. I was one of them- crayons, buttons, sponges. It’s getting it out that proves to be the real trick.
As little one, my poor mom keep smelling an odor. Turns out, the odor was me, I had stuck a sponge up my nose and left it there. To the hospital we went– one a few trips for similar nose issues (not the odor thing again). However, it got to the point where they were going to call CPS on my parents for abuse because they didn’t believe that I was one putting things up my nose. I received a very stern warning to quit. Kids are weirdos.
I do have a memory of putting a piece of ham up my nose as a toddler, and my parents getting a pair of tweezers to get it out.
Apparently there was once a novelty song that went “My mommy told me not to put beans in my ears, beans in my ears…” My parents to this day will sing “My mommy told me not to put ham in my nose…” OK, it’s been 42 years, I get it!
Edited: I just looked up the beans in my ears song– I never knew it was a Vietnam War protest song!
I gotta agree on the “Quiet Place” critique. Jump scares are not scary, they are irritating! It’s like somebody tickling you against your will, then insisting they are the funniest person alive, because you laughed, didn’t you? Jump scares are for lazy filmmakers who don’t know how to make an actual scary movie. I deliberately avoid those types of movies.
None of those dogs cracked the egg. So neat.
Fifty shades is almost over!!!
How can you tell when a dress is unflattering on Lupita? She looks so gorgeous to me in everything. She could wear a burlap sack.
I love him so much. The other day I binge watched interviews with him on youtube. He is hilarious.
When I was a kid I used to stick the little colourful stones from our aquarium.
Stick them up my nose obviously ughh
He has a creepy charm that I really like.
Maybe it’s my OCD (not the cute kind), but I’m regrettably losing my Michael Shannon buzz over this video. He needs to wash his hands, face, those coins, that tux and wipe down the piano top and keys. Staph hides out in the nasal cavity.
What even…? I don’t even care, I love him.
At about age 5 my dear brother stuck m&ms up his nose. When they started melting my poor grandma freaked and hauled him to the doctor thinking his brains were leaking out his nose or something. 😂 I was into swallowing odd things but never had to make a trip to the doctor. ☺️ FYI we sound like weird children but we turned out fine. Honestly!
Thats hilarious- your poor grandmother 😂
Michael Shannon has a (relatively) new movie out, and as a vet I’d like to recommend it: 12 Strong, originally called Horse Soldiers, and a ‘true’ story. Unfortunately, it’s a Jerry Bruckheimer production, and that POS nearly ruins it in the first five minutes by editing Putin as a ‘hero’.
Oh, and the lead, our boy Chemsworth, gets to snuggle his real wife as Elsa plays his spouse in the movie.