A good capture of Moss in an episode of Top of the Lake (s2e5)
Day: March 20, 2020
After looking at these individual cases, I think:
Johnson seems to have been the victim of a completely wrongful accusation. His stock sales were complicated and seem to have nothing to do with either market fears or private briefings. He seems to have finally signed off on selling a portion of his family-held business to a large investor. That was part of a deal that had been in negotiation for years.
It appears to me that Loeffler, Feinstein and Inhofe have believable alibis – they don’t make their own investment decisions and are completely hands-off with respect to those decisions. If those alibis hold and they never contacted their portfolio managers to suggest those sales in some way, then they are golden.
Burr, however, is acting guilty AF and has no hard alibi. He did not deny making the decisions, but simply denied he had traded on nonpublic information. He said he had “relied solely on public news reports to guide my decision regarding the sale of stocks.” He of course baited the mainstream media, and in a move worthy of The Master Baiter himself, Burr blamed CNBC for his decisions!
And a reminder – Burr cast a vote against the anti-insider-trading bill that was passed 96-3 in the Senate and 417-2 in the House. Yup, he was willing to take the rare and courageous pro-corruption stance!
“I remember when we used to celebrate people who used their talent and connections to get rich from death and anguish. What’s the point of being a senator if you can’t profit off the world’s problems?”
It’s not the ugliest outfit I’ve ever seen, but it might make the short list. The good news? Breasts.
Piper Perabo’s slim figure really looked great in Looper (excellent .gif)
It grossed only $61,000 in the entire United States
That’s off 97% from last week.
JoJo Rabbit made the day’s top thirty films with a total gross of $27.
(I did not make that up. It’s true.)
Her opponent in this 1963 game was a full-clothed Marcel Duchamp.
The think that amazes about this pic: although all of them have aged 20 years, Stifler still looks exactly the same. Finch and Oz are barely recognizable, but there’s Stifler in the back, looking like he was photoshopped in from 1999.
(Band camp chick also hasn’t changed much.)
Maybe not a “slip” exactly, but a good thing nonetheless.