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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yGfQak-q9M

Captain_Qwark posted...

What's Meyer's connection to him?

Just really close friends apparently

https://deadline.com/2022/01/bob-saget-car-john-mayer-jeff-ross-pickup-lax-instagram-1234912572/

https://youtu.be/qgvKAhvmZFU

I will look for you, I will find you and I will pee on you

Compsognathus posted...

I mean... it's big but it's still just a gas station.

Yeah but the food looks great, not your typical food-on-rollers

Compsognathus posted...

Yes. It's okay.

Why just okay?

https://youtu.be/NwsBLdBlko4

Just stumbled across this channel and that looks like the greatest convenience store in the world

Whys he look like Richie Rich all grown up?

And cut your damn nails

https://variety.com/2022/film/news/box-office-scream-results-spider-man-no-way-home-1235155422/amp/

Scream, a reimagining of a horror franchise that appeared to have run out of steam, dominated the box office, earning a scary good $30.6 million.

The sequel is projected to earn $35 million over the four-day Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, a spectacular result considering that Scream only cost $25 million to produce. It also represents some positive news for the bruised and battered cinema industry, considering that Screams success comes amid a spike in COVID-19. It helps that Screams target demographic is younger, which means that they may not have been as spooked by the highly contagious omicron variant that is fueling the latest iteration of a seemingly endless pandemic. Paramount and Spyglass Media backed the reboot, which marks the first new chapter in the Scream series in a decade and shares a title with the 1996 original the Scream saga is apparently so over integers. The film also brings back familiar faces such as Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette, who are once again haunted by a serial killer in a Ghostface mask. Scream debuted in 3,664 locations.

And while Sonys Spider-Man: No Way Home was forced to surrender its box office crown for the first time since it opened in December, the superhero sequel still managed to put up some superb results. The film is projected to have a four-day result of $26 million. With more than $700 million in the bank, Spider-Man: No Way Home will now become the fourth-highest grossing domestic release in history, behind only Avatar ($760 million), Avengers: Endgame ($858 million) and Star Wars: The Force Awakens ($936 million). The popularity of the film is so out-sized that it was even name-checked during SNL this weekend with President Biden urging people to stop seeing Spider-Man in order to check the spread of omicron.

The opening weekend result for Scream is in the neighborhood of the inaugural results for other pandemic era horror hits such as Halloween Kills ($49.4 million debut and A Quiet Place Part II ($47.5 million). It also represents a major improvement on 2011s Scream 4 which opened to a dispiriting $19.3 million. Unlike other movies released during COVID, Screams low budget means it will have some impressive profit margins films like Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and No Time to Die have led the box office, but their high cost meant they lost money during their theatrical releases at a time when ticket sales are depressed.

Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett direct Scream, taking over the series from its founder Wes Craven, the horror maestro who died in 2015. Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, Jack Quaid and Dylan Minnette round out the cast of the horror sequel..

Universal and Illumination Entertainments Sing 2 captured third place on the domestic box office chart, earning $8.3 million. The film is projected to earn $11 million over the four-day holiday, which will bring its haul to $122.1 million. Another Universal release, The 355, nabbed fourth place, earning $2.3 million. The spy thriller is a commercial dud. It will end the four-day weekend with $2.8 million, which will bring its haul to a disastrous $8.9 million. Dont hold your breath for The 356.

More to come

I can understand the silicone ring depending on the job you have, dont want to have what happened to Jimmy Fallon when he damn near ripped his finger off

He was an interior decorator

His house looked like shit

PrettyBoyFloyd posted...

What about the Arby's voice guy?

Ving Rhames

Is GameFAQs dead?

Warming up your car for a long period of time is bad for the engine

https://twitter.com/rt_com/status/1482572271273320453?s=21

People dont pay attention to the numbers anyway

Sariana21 posted...

Cool that you have a crawl space (or equivalent). Slab homes have vents in the wall or ceiling.

I meant drying my tool bag

Ratchetrockon posted...

WTFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFf

why do bad things keep happening

Bad things have always been happening, itsjust seems like a lot because the media pushes that more than the good things

PizzaPatty posted...

I hope everyone makes it out OK. This is just more proof that the biggest threat to our safety in america is white nationalists.

Has it even come out yet who the person is?

Sometimes I stand OVER the vent in the bathroom and let the heat dry my hair

Reports of the person saying they know theyre going to die

$100 its a guy

Irony posted...

Frosty machine down

Thats Mickey DsWendys always on point with the frostys

Go Joe!

https://twitter.com/ap/status/1482453384594604043?s=21

AsucaHayashi posted...

wouldn't a "younger" version of buzz still be the same toy? xd

but apparently it's centered around buzz lightyear the person before(?) he was made into a toy?

Yeah, I couldnt remember lol

sLaCkEr408___RJ posted...

Still whack that Tim Allen isn't voicing Buzz Lightyear for the upcoming release

Prequel with a younger version of Buzz right?

https://comicbook.com/tv-shows/news/the-santa-clause-series-for-disney-announced-with-tim-allen-returning/

Id schtup her

https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/14/politics/us-intelligence-russia-false-flag/index.html

bump

https://i.imgur.com/j1V9o0A.jpg

https://twitter.com/i/events/1481375410889834510?s=21

Killed em!

VipaGTS posted...

They were ok. Noththing special and like you said way too pricey for the size and amount. Making it a week long release was kinda weird too.

They were only supposed to be out for a week?

I know I saw the sign there last Thursday(didnt try them then), didnt see a sign tonight so I had to ask to see if they still had them, which they sid

Unexpectedly crispy, not bad but cost too much for what ya get..the spicy ranch is okay as well, little soup-y

I dig it, whats wrong with it?

BLOCKED

https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/supreme-court-biden-vaccine-mandates-osha-health-care-workers

https://www.silive.com/entertainment/2022/01/pete-davidson-in-talks-to-host-oscars-report-says.html

Dude makin moves

Metal Gear Solid

https://batman-news.com/2022/01/12/the-batman-rating/
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Just started HZD up for the first time last week, having fun so far

https://i.imgur.com/Zgjp8rw.png

https://www.tampabay.com/news/health/2022/01/11/home-covid-tests-to-be-covered-by-insurers-starting-saturday/

WASHINGTON Starting Saturday, private health insurers will be required to cover up to eight home COVID-19 tests per month for people on their plans. The Biden administration announced the change Monday as it looks to lower costs and make testing for the virus more convenient amid rising frustrations.

Under the new policy, first detailed to the AP, Americans will be able to either purchase home testing kits for free under their insurance or submit receipts for the tests for reimbursement, up to the monthly per-person limit. A family of four, for instance, could be reimbursed for up to 32 tests per month. PCR tests and rapid tests ordered or administered by a health provider will continue to be fully covered by insurance with no limit.

President Joe Biden faced criticism over the holiday season for a shortage of at-home rapid tests as Americans traveled to see family amid the surge in cases from the more transmissible omicron variant. Now the administration is working to make COVID-19 home tests more accessible, both by increasing supply and bringing down costs.

Later this month, the federal government will launch a website to begin making 500 million at-home COVID-19 tests available via mail. The administration also is scaling up emergency rapid-testing sites in areas experiencing the greatest surges in cases.

The insurer-covered testing would dramatically reduce costs for many Americans, and the administration hopes that by easing a barrier to more regular at-home testing, it can help slow the spread of the virus, get kids back into school more quickly and help people gather safely.

This is all part of our overall strategy to ramp up access to easy-to-use, at-home tests at no cost, Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra said in a statement. By requiring private health plans to cover peoples at-home tests, we are further expanding Americans ability to get tests for free when they need them.

Biden announced the federal requirement late last year, and it kicks in on Jan. 15, but the administration had been silent until now on details of the plan.

The administration is trying to incentivize private insurers to cover the tests up-front and without a cumbersome reimbursement process. Insurance plans that work with pharmacies and retailers to cover the up-front costs of the tests will be required to reimburse only up to $12 per test if purchased through an out-of-network retailer. Plans that dont move proactively to set up a network of pharmacies would have to cover the full retail price that the customer paid which could be more than $12 per test.

The two main health insurance industry groups said insurers would carry out the administrations order, but cautioned consumers it wont be as easy as flipping a switch.

Health insurance providers will work as quickly as possible to implement this guidance in ways that limit consumer confusion and challenges, Matt Eyles, president of Americas Health Insurance Plans, said in a statement. While there will likely be some hiccups in early days, we will work with the administration to swiftly address issues as they arise.

The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association had a more direct response. We are concerned that the policy does not solve for the limited supply of tests in the country and could cause additional consumer friction as insurers stand up a program in just four days time, Kim Keck, the groups president, said in a statement.

Both groups said they support provisions in the Biden administration plan to counteract potential price gouging on tests.

Only tests purchased on or after Jan. 15 will be required to be reimbursed, the administration said. Some insurers may choose to cover the costs of at-home tests purchased earlier, but they wont have to.

Mina Bressler, a mother of two and a therapist in San Mateo, California, was able to buy rapid test kits online and shared some with a parent who works in the service industry and doesnt have time to sit at her computer every hour refreshing the Walmart page to see when tests are in stock.

I gave her some and her kids went to school. Thats one time and theres a million of her, Bressler said.

Just like vaccines becoming available really shone a light on the inequity of whats going on in this pandemic, I think testing is the new flashlight for that because whos going online stalking Walmart? Its not the most vulnerable people in the county, Bressler added.

Americans on Medicare wont be able to get tests reimbursed through the federal insurance plan, but Medicaid and Childrens Health Insurance Program plans are required to cover the cost of at-home tests fully. Those who are not on a covered insurance plan can receive free tests through the forthcoming federal website or from some local community centers and pharmacies.

blasster posted...

I'm sure Hulkster is just working all of us, brother!

https://twitter.com/hulkhogan/status/125437560418865152?s=21

https://youtu.be/HBRAY3N3FXw

Is it real ghosts peppers or weak as fuck spicy ghost pepper like BKs ghost pepper nuggets?

Who hasnt peed in a mop bucket?

https://pagesix.com/2022/01/10/betty-white-had-stroke-6-days-before-death/