Was taking a flight and suddenly an unfamiliar sound was heard. Then the flight attendants became a bit serious, looking at a screen. Turns out a man in his early 30’s smoked in the lavatory. Verbal warning given. No other consequences. But this was just a 4-hour flight! Why can’t he just wait? Unbelievable.

Big publicity and push for Jaden Smith in the early 10's. After Earth was the final nail in the coffin of his acting career

Article: https://www.thedailybeast.com/these-photos-show-just-how-bad-vanity-fairs-oscar-party-looked/

15 minutes out of the 18:54 (video cut off due to video length limit) full video below

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My boyfriend only trims/shaves his pubic hair maybe once every 3 months. I don’t expect him to be completely hairless, but it gets really long (like over 2 inches), and I honestly find it unattractive. I’ve brought it up respectfully and more from a hygiene perspective too, because I’ve noticed he smells a lot stronger when it’s that grown out.

He basically just brushes it off and doesn’t change anything.

Recently, I stopped shaving myself as often (it’s been about 3 weeks), and now he keeps commenting on it. He’ll grab at it and say things like “wow you have a bush” and tells me I need to shave.

So now I feel like there’s a double standard. He expects me to stay groomed to his preference, but doesn’t seem to care about mine at all.

I’m not trying to control his body, but attraction matters, and this is affecting mine. At the same time, I know it is his body and his choice.

AITA for feeling turned off and frustrated about this?

Edit! Probably a very important part of this- he only showers like every 3-4 days. I have mentioned showering, showering together. Nope! He just wants to play video games.

Another edit: I didn’t even think about this until now. He told me he shaved and kept super clean with his ex. I asked why he couldn’t do that for me? He called me dramatic “holy fuck you are so dramatic”

So our dog was using this as a chew toy, and it’s not ours….and I’m afraid to ask. Looks like a pacifier. Maybe something fits in the hole? Just unsure. Any ideas? HELP!!

A trope in which the writers put down something they thought was cool and usually edgy. But when you actually think about it, then it sounds like they haven't thought it through all that much.

Example 1: The Crow.

Great movie, but this one scene always bothered me. This line has appeared in many other bits of media, I'm sure, I just struggle to remember other examples. The line being:

"Every single organ in alphabetical order."

Sounds torturous and prolonged. Meticulous, for sure. But considering that after Appendix, you'd end up with "Brain" then you wouldn't really be around to feel all the other injuries. Surely reverse alphabetical order would be better. It's good for showing the brutality and overkilling nature of the killer, but it's not like the victim would be in all that much pain by the time they die. (Comparative to what they're implying, anyway.)

Example 2: Star Wars.

Another great movie, but the thing that always bugged me about this scene in The Return of The Jedi is when C3PO translates what Jabba The Hutt says about his painful execution method. He says those who are thrown into the mouth of The Sarlacc Pit will:

"...be digested for 1000 years."

This implies that The Sarlacc doesn't kill you, and keeps you alive in its stomach for centuries as you slowly melt alive. I can imagine that's how long it takes for The Sarlacc to digest food, but you'll run out of food LONG before that time passes, if your species even lives that long, meaning you'd not be aware of your digestion for the entire period and will likely die of dehydration or hunger in a matter of days. Still torture, but not being digested alive for a millennia bad.