The tweet was hastily removed, but as we know nothing ever truly "leaves" the internet. You'd think with Seattle's rebranding efforts and their adamant use of Dr. King's image everywhere they would know better. But hey, all about that (civil disobedience) action, boss.
Remember when you were a kid and had to visit grandparents instead of going to that fancy ski and snowboard birthday party you'd already RSVPd yes to? (Me neither, but let's pretend our friends were that rich.) Maybe you weren't even able to warn your friend in advance, and they're out the 25 dollar per-head fee. Things happen, right? You'll just explain yourself at the next PTA meeting...unless the mom of the birthday kid is like Julie Lawrence, who wrote up an invoice and sent it to the family of no-show Alex Nash. Something tells me they don't have any more playdates scheduled.
(h/t The Guardian)
Take a close look at that "baby." Look at Bradley Cooper's thumb as he holds that "baby." Try to imagine how and why this kind of thing can exist on film in the year 2015.
Some brilliant conceptual haiku in this month's Highlights magazine. By Nathan, age 9, #botALLY. http://ift.tt/1AlQUg9
— zach whalen (@zachwhalen) January 16, 2015
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