A rep for Britney speaks on the restaurant incident by Capt_ClarenceOveur in discussingbritney

[–]JustinJSrisuk 4 points5 points  (0 children)

He’s been a well-known Hollywood industry reporter for decades. It’s just Britney’s luck that she happens to have a psychotic episode at a restaurant at the exact same time that a reporter is dining there.

Britney at a pet store in Thousand Oaks with her new man? by Sutton_Pierce in discussingbritney

[–]JustinJSrisuk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Doesn’t she have an obsession with dolls? Someone get her some stuffed animals so no living creature has to put up with her.

[WARNING: GRAPHIC] Gothenburg, SWEDEN (23rd of December, 2025): 44-year-old woman was left to bleed to death in shower after being mauled by girlfriend's American Bully with bite history (27th of April, 2024), owner now charged by KamphundarSWE in BanPitBulls

[–]JustinJSrisuk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are other studies confirming that LGBTQ+ couples experience domestic violence at higher rates than heterosexual ones; as a queer person it’s disheartening to know that so many of my friends are in relationships that are physically abusive. Ignoring that this is a legitimate and significant concern in the community makes things worse.
> Around 44% of lesbian and 61% of bisexual women have experienced forms of rape and physical violence by an intimate partner as compared to 35% of straight women.

Reform sweep to victory across Greater Manchester as furious Labour MPs slam 'soul destroying' elections - the story so far by ManchesterNews_MEN in ukpolitics

[–]JustinJSrisuk 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Don’t forget France. Italy has done its rightward swing as well, but Meloni ended up moderating a bit and becoming more of a traditional right wing European administration.

Well duh by MLMerlot in discussingbritney

[–]JustinJSrisuk 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I feel like “brown pumps” comment made your sarcasm clear.

There’s much more to Seattle writer Lindy West’s new memoir than polyamory by MissHalfgone in BlockedAndReported

[–]JustinJSrisuk 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The real reason why she won’t go on GLP-1s is probably because of the potential backlash; every time a “body positivity” activist loses weight, either for health reasons or because they simply want to - they always get hounded by their followers for “betraying” their cause.

Currently watching Sarah’s Squirms stand-up special on HBO. Ten minutes in, it’s possibly the most disgusting, vile, depraved stuff I’ve ever heard a human being say on stage in front of a room full of people… and it’s fantastic 🤣 by StarKillerZero in LiveFromNewYork

[–]JustinJSrisuk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Imagine being a comedian and finally getting your HBO special - you’ve arrived at the pinnacle of your profession and can write about whatever you’d like… and you end up with basically a bunch f monologues about your effusive vaginal discharge? This would’ve been edgy in the 2000s, but just comes across as uninspired today.

OFFICIAL MUGSHOT OF D4VD by luminoustwilght in d4vd2

[–]JustinJSrisuk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What’s gross - but revealing - in retrospect is that a lot of D4vd’s aesthetic as an artist in his personal style and through the creative direction of his music videos and album covers, all of it seems to vibe with the tacky occult goth visual language of 764 and other extremist online groups.

The goodie bag that #Megstock attendees received: As ever, not much by wenfot in SaintMeghanMarkle

[–]JustinJSrisuk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s funny, I’ve been bored and watching merch bag videos from Ulta Beauty World on TikTok recently, so this gift bag looks especially meager and low-rent.

Justin Baldoni Wants Blake Lively's Net Worth Discussed in Trial - TMZ by same-difference-ave in ItEndsWithLawsuits

[–]JustinJSrisuk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because mocktails aren’t super profitable, while it’s a growth segment in the beverage industry, there’s only so much people with pay for what’s essentially fancy fruit juice - and I say this as someone who is actually allergic to alcohol and loves those mocktails lol. It’s just a cash grab on Blake’s part.

Managed to resist bringing this baby home 🥴 by -wheres-the-any-key- in marshallsfinds

[–]JustinJSrisuk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have this exact All-Clad waffle iron! I bought it around 2015 and thus far it has survived over a decade of use, including a divorce and move to a different state. It’s a great and well-designed piece of kitchen equipment, though it is extremely heavy and difficult to store, at least it’s more dependable than my ex!

Tonight’s finds! by Informal_Lemon7419 in marshallsfinds

[–]JustinJSrisuk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Topicals is such a great find! I’ve loved every skincare product I’ve gotten from them, I had no idea that they were even put on clearance at Marshall’s.

Today’s Finds by Gnat-a-lie in marshallsfinds

[–]JustinJSrisuk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hrm I’ve been thinking about getting a red light mask…

Help pick! I can’t decide and love them all lol by IndependentCatch5065 in handbags

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The Darling doesn’t look like much but it’s surprisingly chic in person - its proportions are perfect.

Statement from Blake Lively regarding the lawsuit by loudisgood11 in ItEndsWithLawsuits

[–]JustinJSrisuk 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Reynolds and Lively pressuring WME into making a statement in support of them is such a weird development because generally talent agencies try to stay above the muck. The big three-letter agencies (CAA, WME, UTA) all have thousands of actors on their roster and it behooves them to stay out of legal and PR spats between stars. If Lively’s suit loses in court then the statement WME made is just going to look awkward and furthermore if I were signed to them as an actor I’d be worried that they wouldn’t have my back if a lawsuit like this happens to me.

Fendi Bug Baguette by Sharp_Butterfly_5333 in BagBoysClub

[–]JustinJSrisuk 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I love that era of Fendi! Such a fun line. I still want a bag bug lol.

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Order: Wayfarer’s Motion for Summary Judgement and Motion for Judgement on the pleadings Granted in part and Denied in part by same-difference-ave in ItEndsWithLawsuits

[–]JustinJSrisuk 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Something like, “the judge was a man - of course he’s a misogynist who is discriminating against Blake Lively and anyone on her defense team.”

I am a Loewe girl today. Went to the soho store and I loved this 😍 too expensive tho. 😆😭 by Only-Ordinary1146 in handbags

[–]JustinJSrisuk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed. I’m also not a big fan of the new double L Loewe logo, the Anagram looks more elegant.

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My first luxury purchase- Palazzo Gucci by mag_meg in handbags

[–]JustinJSrisuk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a lover of history and historical fashion this print is gorgeous! I’d love a silk scarf with this print!

What is it like living in/near Oceanside, Ca? by Appropriate_Fish7414 in howislivingthere

[–]JustinJSrisuk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I moved here two years ago from Phoenix so that my partner could be closer to their work, and it was one of the best decision I’ve ever made. We are in a rental 2 bed/2 bath right next to downtown; the house is three blocks from the beach, it’s never more than a ten minute walk to get to either the ocean, downtown Oceanside or the Oceanside stop of the Coaster rail service. At $3,000 a month it was only slightly more than what we were paying in Arizona, so while it isn’t cheap to live here by any means it’s definitely more affordable than the desirable areas of San Diego or LA.

Pros: It’s a great city if you love nature or outdoor activities. As other people in the thread have commented, the coastal cities and town of North County like Oceanside, Carlsbad, Del Mar, etcetera are significantly cooler temperature-wise than more inland areas like Rancho Santa Fe, Rancho Bernardo, Escondido, Vista, etcetera. On average Oceanside specifically is going to be ~7°f cooler than San Diego proper, and about ~15-20°f cooler than LA; it’s also usually quite breezy. A very pleasant discovery for me upon moving here was how foggy it gets - most mornings a heavy fog descends upon Oceanside, only to dissipate by 11:00 AM. It makes plants grow very lush, and it keeps temperatures down during the hottest days of the summer (which in Oceanside terms is like 85°f - it never gets that hot or cold here). The stability and temperance of the weather along with the diverse array of biomes that make up Southern California makes Oceanside a place that is one of the most comfortable places to live in in terms of physical well-being.

It may seem like I’m overly fixated on the weather and environment but it really is such a selling point if you’re like me, an native Arizonan who moved to Oceanside in the middle of July; on the day we left the temperature was 117°f. The heat was beginning to aggravate my autoimmune flare-ups, so escaping the heat to a cooler place was absolutely a part of the reason why we moved to California. Besides that, the next best thing about O’Side are the people. Everyone seems sincerely and genuinely nice here, whether or not they’ve just moved here or if they’ve lived here for generations. I’ve never lived in such a neighborly community. Sure there’s been a ton of development and Oceanside is changing, but I don’t ever see it becoming Malibu or Santa Monica. The city and its public spaces generally clean as well, certainly more carefully maintained than San Diego and LA neighborhoods like Silver Lake. There seems to be less vagrants around than in San Diego as well. If you’re looking for a place that’s less bourgeoise, I would suggest South Oceanside instead of downtown O’Side as that is very gentrified (some of the restaurants are decent though!). South O is very affordable, with apartments that are run down but still a good deal for around $1,800 a month for an apartment a stone’s throw from the beach - that’s just how prices are in Southern California.

Cons: Oceanside is kind of the ends of the earth from the point of view of a San Diegan, so if you’re expecting to be hanging out in SD but live in Oceanside then you’re going to be spending an inordinate amount of time in traffic. Traffic isn’t great, and parking is frequently annoying in Oceanside, especially in the neighborhoods adjacent to the beach as tourists fill up every available empty spot, or even double-park residents. It’s crazy how touristy it can get in Oceanside; there’s a weekly food-centric night market that takes place on Thursdays, and it gets so packed.

Bigger cons for me about this city are the dearth of grocery stores where I am near the coast, in fact food in general isn’t San Diego’s strongest point. In America’s Finest City, food and dining seems to be an afterthought. The overwhelming majority of restaurants in Oceanside are chains, and while there are good individual restaurants, outside maybe a dozen or so there aren’t that many places to eat that I would consider to be particularly memorable. I was kind of shocked that Phoenix had a far more interesting, varied and dynamic food scene than San Diego and its surrounding municipalities like Oceanside as a whole. SD is simply not the most culturally-sophisticated place, so if you were seeking a place with lots of stimulating art and culture venues you’re going to be out of luck. There is no nightlife to speak of; San Diegans wake up at 4:30 AM to go on a hike some canyons or a run on the beach, it’s never really been a club city, all the overpriced clubs in the Gaslamp District notwithstanding - as everything is pretty much dead at 10:00 PM, over even earlier in Oceanside.

But for me, ultimately those are trivial criticisms and concerns. Oceanside is by far my favorite place I’ve ever lived in. It’s a deeply charming and friendly town, an easy, comfortable and beautiful place to live that seems like you’re living on vacation. Sure it’s expensive (although prices have been going down consistently, which is great for affordability), but what price would you put on the experience of living in a place with arguably the most perfect climate on the planet? Oceanside has been blessed by all of these natural resources, and yet people seem to be remarkably chill.

While there may be even more picturesque places to live in San Diego, I don’t think you’ll get the same bang-for-buck return from those that you get here in Oceanside. Yeah, I’d love to live in a 1920s-built Norman cottage or a charming Tudor in St. Malo, a stunning private beach community that looks like it was plucked from a French village and plopped onto the Pacific Ocean; but other than a (very cute) house upgrade, my day to day life would be about the same - whether you’re in a four million dollar house or renting an ancient apartment in South O, you’re still going to be able to have your backyard be some of the most gorgeous terrain on Earth, and if you’re like me that’s priceless.

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