I also believe that above all else, this was a money laundering scheme.

That being said, I feel like there was a part of her that was hoping this documentary about her life would be revered as incredibly interesting and a work of art. Like, single digit ticket sales is incredibly bad… I don’t care who you are - that’s gotta sting. And that’s hilarious.

Why would she be sad about that if she really believes?

Because her loved one is no longer on Earth where she can live her life with him? My mom is 1000% a believer, and she was still an absolute wreck when my dad died, when my tia died, and when my brother died. Her only comfort is that “they’re in heaven”, but it did little to lessen the blow because she genuinely loved these people in her life, and now they’re just gone.

Erika eagerly jumped into the spotlight right after her husband was murdered, and has been happily riding the wave of new fame/attention. I’m not sure if you’ve ever lost someone that close to you, but there’s no way I could’ve pulled myself together enough to do that after my dad or brother died - much less if it was my life partner.

hmmm I like the version with the invalid apostrophe better.

For real, he’s speeding on the highway that leads to death by Mcsnu-snu

While i appreciate the spirit of the pic, this is way more than the dusty old cheetoh deserves. Just throw him in the trash

Beautiful

Choosing not to vote in the last election was a form of voting, imo.

As an American, shut the hell up and sit down. Humble yourself. We’re a complete joke because the majority of our citizens that bothered to vote chose the narcissistic dumbass currently running the country.

America was broken long before now, but we’re shittier about hiding it nowadays.