every time i see this i always think phil in his profile picture is trying to pronounce it.
People who respond to your weird facial expressions with equally weird facial expressions are the best kind of people
Also people who respond to your weird noises by precisely imitating your weird noises to echo the emotion
I just had the scariest phone call of my life
You know how we joke about the Marvel snipers? I just talked to one.
Okay, it was really freaking dumb of my to post that prop from Captain America 3 about the funeral scene they filmed recently. I was excited to break a story. I had read a set report of the filming and I truly thought it was official from Marvel. It wasn’t until I got home from work that I saw the report was not from Marvel.
Problem is, the post had over 5000 notes. Today it has over 12,000 notes. People were saving the photos and reposting it as their own. Even after I deleted it, I’m still registering notes from it. But since I deleted it, I was good right? Right?
WRONG.
They found my email. Marvel somehow found my email. They sent me a “take this down or else” email. I talked with their legal guy through email and then on the phone about this. I’m not in trouble, but Marvel is not happy about this.
I take full blame on this. It was an honest mistake. Trying to get my writing career going, I was trying to break a story. It was a terrible mistake.
Marvel doesn’t mess around.
Spread this please. If you have the photo of the funeral program, take it down. Tell others to take it down. They’re not messing around on this one.
In case you missed this
Wait what?
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore officials, trying to collect some $40 million in long-unpaid water bills, have shut off service to more than 1,600 customers in the past six weeks. But records reviewed by The Baltimore Sun show the city’s enforcement has been starkly uneven.
While large commercial properties owe the biggest amounts, not one has been shut off. All of the service cuts so far have been to homes.
And while the majority of homes with unpaid bills are in the city, nearly 90 percent of shut-offs have been in Baltimore County. Dundalk and Gwynn Oak have each had more service cuts than all of Baltimore.
Baltimore County Councilman Todd Crandell, a Republican who represents Dundalk, said he found it “odd” that his community, with a population of less than 64,000, saw more enforcement than a city more than 10 times that size. He has asked officials to verify the accuracy of their data.
“There have been a lot of billing errors and mistakes,” he said…
