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Kanye West deleted his social media accounts and Twitter is reeling.

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Following Kanye West on social media was, in Forrest Gump's words, "like a box of chocolates." You never knew what insane thing he'd tweet out next. However, it seems that the days of Kanye Twitter rants are over. The rapper appears to have deleted his Instagram and Twitter accounts.

Say it ain't so, Kanye! On Friday, a fan Twitter called Kanye Team posted an update that he had deactivated his social media accounts.

People on Twitter were understandably devastated.

One mourning fan, bless their soul, posted a tribute to Kanye's Twitter account, with screen shots of some of his greatest hits.

It appears that no harm has come to Kanye West, as his wife Kim Kardashian mentioned her husband in a tweet about their new children's clothing line.

Not a lot of people cared about the KIDS logo, but Kim K. did get a lot of questions about her husband's mysterious disappearance from Twitter and Instagram.

It's still unclear why Kanye suddenly decided to leave social media, but hopefully we'll find out soon. Here's hoping it's just a temporary leave of absence.


GOP rep says 'nobody dies because they don't have access to healthcare.' Town hall disagrees.

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When Republicans in the House of Representatives voted to repeal Obamacare and replace it with something much, much worse—yeah, fine, call it Trumpcare—they put themselves in the awkward explanation of trying to explain how they're not actually evil. It's not going well for them!

Take Rep. Raul Labrador (R-Idaho), who the day after that historically tragic vote visited with constituents at Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston, Idaho. There he was informed by a woman that the Trumpcare bill includes cuts to Medicaid that amount to a death sentence for some. Labrador called the line "indefensible," which was pretty rich considering what he said next: "Nobody dies because they don't have access to healthcare."

See if you can tell how the crowd felt about that.

Twitter wasn't too amused either.

Good luck getting reelected, dude!

Woman gets police to pull her husband over for an adorable pregnancy announcement.

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Getting pulled over by the cops is a stressful experience for anyone. But once in a while, they might be flagging you down to share some good news.

Nikki was looking for the perfect way to tell her husband Jarred, a U.S. Army veteran, that in just a few short months they would become parents. With the help of a neighborhood friend who also happens to be a police officer, she staged a traffic stop that took an unexpected twist. The cop says a friendly hello and mentions that Jarred is driving with a child who doesn't have the proper child's seat. Obviously confused, Jarred tries to make sense of this claim until he looks over and sees Nikki holding a positive pregnancy test.

Next stop? Probably the car dealership—to buy a minivan.

Chrissy Teigen responds to articles claiming she's had extensive plastic surgery.

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When she's not dragging Republicans on Twitter, supermodel Chrissy Teigen is given to some more lighthearted pursuits—like sarcastically telling a group of beauty editors that literally her entire body and face are the result of countless plastic surgeries. Trouble is, then this happens:

Even if it were true, there wouldn't be anything wrong with it, but it's always a bummer to realize that people don't know when you're joking.

Thankfully, people on Twitter get her sense of humor. Even if the press doesn't.

Of course, when someone looks as good as Chrissy, is there any believable explanation as to how they pulled it off? She could tell us that some glamorous aliens shot her with a beauty-laser and that would be just fine.

Student curses like crazy in essay about '12 Years a Slave.' Her professor's reaction is priceless.

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The life story of Solomon Northup, harrowingly retold in his memoir 12 Years a Slave (and a Oscar-winning 2013 film of the same name) is not for the faint of heart. It reveals humanity at its cruelest and most sadistic, particularly in the form of Edwin Epps, a utterly evil slaveowner portrayed by a snarling Michael Fassbender in the film.

So when Stephy Andrade had to write an essay about the book for a college class—the night before it was due—she didn't hold back. In a hilariously profane paragraph, she told her professor what she really thought of Epps. Amazingly, her professor loved it.

As for the grade, Andrade confessed that it did seem a little high, considering.

Well, there's always room for improvement. And more swears.

Paul Ryan probably should have read this dude's T-shirt before taking a photo with him.

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At the highest level of politics, you never know when a seemingly friendly citizen is really just trying to make you look stupid. Just ask Kellyanne Conway, who once posed for a video selfie with a guy who smilingly instructed her to say "I'm ruining America!" We really hope he didn't get deported for that.

The deserving victim this time out is House Speaker Paul Ryan, who led the charge to pass a bill that would dismantle our existing healthcare system and establish some kind of Hunger Games-type dystopia. The Republican talking point on this, for years, has been that they'll "repeal and replace" Obamacare. But if you take a closer look at the shirt the guy next to Ryan here is wearing, you'll get a more brutally accurate idea of their pitch: "Repeal and go f**k yourself."

Classic oversight by Ryan, who was probably just happy that any human being is still willing to stand next to him in public at this point. And he paid dearly.

The shirt-trolling is a victory, to be sure. And you can buy this tee for yourself right here before your congressman's next town hall meeting. But is it enough? To bring down the GOP establishment, we have to think bigger. Much bigger.

Game on.

Cringe at the sexual tension between Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski in this 'SNL' opener.

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Earlier this week, years of gossip came to an end: Morning Joe co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski confirmed that they are engaged (and that Donald Trump had offered to officiate their wedding). Everyone had always suspected the pair were intimately involved, given their weird on-air sexual tension, and so Saturday Night Live paid loving homage to their, uh, beautiful love in the latest cold open. Come for the uncomfortable atmosphere, stay for the horrified reactions and a call from Alec Baldwin as... well, you'll see.

Congrats to Joe and Mika—and feel free to get a room. Please.

Chris Pine explains how to tell him apart from Chris Pratt, Chris Evans and Chris Hemsworth on 'SNL.'

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Star Trek, Wonder Woman and Hell or High Water star Chris Pine dropped by 30 Rock to host Saturday Night Live this week, and he had a little test for the audience: He told them that his new movie, out this weekend, is Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, which actually stars Chris Pratt. The audience applauded, seemingly unaware of the difference between the two Chrises.

But that didn't sit too well with Pine, who then brought out a giant poster (and broke into a song) about how people can tell him apart from Chris Pratt, Chris Hemsworth, and Chris Evans, even though they're all pretty much the same.

That clears things up somewhat, but maybe a name change would be simpler?


Conservative asks, 'Do you really want a doctor who can’t afford a Ferrari?' Twitter destroys him.

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National Review is an irrelevant scrap of political media left over from the 1950s, but they still pretend to carry the banner of sensible conservatism into a 21st century that wants nothing to do with it. You may remember when they wrote a whole issue "Against Trump," only to completely and laughably surrender to his movement a few months later. That's just the kind of stuff you can expect from a bunch of sad old crusty white men who don't currently hold White House jobs.

Most recently, National Review turned its focus to the most recent American healthcare debacle, and wound up asking—in a column by Kevin D. Williamson—whether doctors should make way more money than everyone else, because capitalism is great, or something. Williamson argues that healthcare in not a basic right, and he concludes the piece with this stunning idiocy:

Ten years ago, I was in the office of a very fancy doctor who was always very pleased to see me, because I paid him out of pocket — my insurance card said “American Express” on it. If you can do this, I recommend it. The medical experience is very different when there is cash on the barrelhead: Appointments are kept, prices are known and negotiated beforehand, telephone calls are answered. Markets work, if you let them. My doctor had a picture on his wall in which he was posing with a Ferrari — one of his Ferraris. I was driving a Saturn VUE at the time. This seemed wrong in some way.

“I think I am paying you too much,” I said.

He took a pensive moment, and responded: “Do you really want a doctor who can’t afford a Ferrari?”

Well?

First of all, your doctor is an asshole. Second of all, you're an asshole, too. But hey, that's just one guy's opinion. Let's see what Twitter made of this.

Hmmm! Guess that answers that question. Where the bus-riding doctors at?

Yet another tourist gets trolled after asking the internet for some simple Photoshop help.

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By now, everyone knows that asking internet strangers for help Photoshopping your picture leads only to chaos and madness. And surely nobody knows that better than BuzzFeed's Ryan Broderick—who probably also knows Photoshop, come to think of it. Nevertheless, he tweeted an extremely touristy snapshot of himself standing in front of the Eiffel Tower and invited all the trolls out to play:

A simple request, of course, though just look at how it was interpreted:

Yeesh. The hard part now is figuring out how many of these will fit in the vacation scrapbook.

Nicki Minaj spent Saturday night paying off her fans' college tuition and student loans.

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What do you think a superstar like Nicki Minaj gets up to on a Saturday night? Does she hit the hottest clubs in town? Just chill at home with her entourage? Work on her next monster single? Nah, she's like you and me. She's on Twitter. And probably smoking some weed.

The two big differences between you and Nicki, though, are that she's super rich and has thousands of young, adoring fans. Which is why, when she was in the middle of retweeting a few of her favorite fan videos for a contest, someone asked her this very important question.

Shockingly, Nicki was on board—and extended the offer to everyone else who follows her account.

Soon enough, everyone was asking for help making ends meet as they finish school. Nicki was happy to help.

All told, Nicki promised money to about 30 current and former students before logging off for the night. But if you didn't get your cash, never fear—she also promised to offer another round of scholarships soon.

Honestly, she should just skip a step and open Minaj Academy already.

The internet's newest hero is this little girl who roasted a Trump impersonator.

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The internet is obsessed with this little girl who didn't hold back after she thought she met the real Donald Trump.

Meet the new hero of the Left:

"You’re a disgrace to the world," said the unidentified girl to a Trump impersonator right before snapping a photo of his overly-orange face.

After the clip was uploaded, Twitter promptly exploded with adoration for new, no-nonsense face of the #Resistance.

Like the little girl herself, most of the internet was duped into thinking that the man in the video was the actual POTUS, when it was really Anthony Atamanuik— a comedian, Trump impersonator, and host of The President Show on Comedy Central.

The fact that Atamanuik fooled most of the internet is definitely a testament to his spot-on impression.

Here is the full clip from the show:

Atamanuik told The Huffington Postthat the encounter was unplanned and totally spontaneous, adding that the child is "brave, funny and smart."

Sure, maybe the little girl didn't get to speak her piece to the actual President, but she thought she was face-to-face with the real 45, and that's what makes this clip so spectacular.

The best, worst, and most in-between looks from the 2017 MTV Movie and TV Awards.

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On Sunday night MTV hosted their 26th annual Movie and TV Awards—but this year marks the first year that the awards categories were gender-neutral. Progress!

Despite the rain, the celebs came out in all their finery…and a few in their "what"-ery. Take a look below to check out some of the best and worst looks of the night. And remember: never trust my opinion on best and worst looks because I've been wearing the same grey hoodie every day since 1947.

WORST: Farrah Abraham

The teen mom showed up in costume as Ms. Cultural Appropriation 2017, wearing a Bollywood-inspired look, complete with maang tikka, a head accessory typically worn by Indian brides. (ASOS was raked over the coals for selling earlier this year as a "chandelier hair clip.") Abraham told TooFab she "wanted to bring culture to the red carpet" and wasn't worried "at all" about cultural appropriation backlash from the Internet, saying, "I think this will inspire others to embrace new cultures and have good experiences." Mm-hmm.

BEST: Taraji P. Henson

Taraji P. Henson, who took home the award for “Best Fight Against The System” for Hidden Figures knocked it out of the park (as always) looking stunning in form-fitting rose gold. Her dress had both a turtleneck and side cut-outs, and somehow she pulled it off. Probably because she's Taraji P. Henson.

ALSO BEST: Issa Rae

Issa Rae's dress is simple enough not to be overwhelming, but it had enough different details to keep it interesting.

MOST MAYBE: Hailee Steinfeld

The dress is cute, the color and decorations are lovely, and Hailee Steinfeld looks great in it. Only one thing: anyone else getting Pretty Woman"Julia Roberts goes shopping on Rodeo Drive" vibes? Yeah. This would also make a nice swimsuit. Just saying.

MOST MOST: Cara Delevingne

Of course Cara Delevingne looks utterly gorgeous and completely "VERY" wearing Saint Laurent and thigh high boots. She looks like a super sexy alien, and I mean that in the best possible way. Are we sure she's not a replicant? Or maybe she's a…REPLI-CAN.

GOOD SHOW: Shannon Purser

Okay, yes, it's a busy pattern, but it's really cute and she looks happy in it. And the strappy silver shoes are A+.

MOST ADVANCED: Yara Shahidi

There's so much going on here and yet Yara Shahidi looks so good, I can only imagine that I am too fashion remedial to even understand it. Plus, I love each part individually, so maybe it's just one of those "I'm going to wear all my favorite things at once and anyone who doesn't appreciate it is losing out."

MOST COMFY COZY: Tracee Ellis Ross

Tracee Ellis Ross managed to look both dressed up and dressed down at the same time. Like she took a beautiful silky expensive blanket, belted it, added some great (not comfortable looking) shoes and her trademark bright lip, and ta-da! Ready to go.

MOST BRING IT: Amandla Stenberg

I love everything about Amandla Stenberg's look. The star of the upcoming Everything, Everything did everything, everything her own way, and it is so much yes. The shaved hair? The blue lipstick? The what-even-is-that-a-blazer-or-a-dress? Please, please give me more.

Emma Watson just beauty and the beasted three men to win Best Actor at the MTV Movie Awards.

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Emma Watson just bested Hugh Jackman, James McAvoy, and Daniel Kaluuya, along with Taraji P. Henson and Hailee Steinfeld, to become the first woman ever to win Best Actor at the MTV Movie & TV Awards.

This was the first year the awards ceremony went completely gender neutral, and they did so in an effort to include more people and infuriate more internet trolls. Trolls like noted buzzkill Piers Morgan, who predictably asked:

“Should we ban the word man from life itself? Should nothing anymore be male or female?

As far as the trolls go, Emma Watson had a message for them—and anyone who doesn't see the positives in genderless awards.

"MTV's move to create a genderless award for acting will mean something different to everyone," said Watson, who probably knew they would mean the end of the world to people like Piers Morgan. "But to me, it indicates that acting is about the ability to put yourself in someone else's shoes and that doesn't need to be separated into two different categories."

"I think I'm being given this award because of who Belle is and what she represents," continued Watson, who received the honor for her prestigious role in Beauty and the Beast. "The villagers in our fairy tale wanted to make Belle believe that the world was smaller than the way she saw it with fewer opportunities for her, that her curiosity and passion for knowledge and her desire for more in life were grounds for alienation."

"I loved playing someone who didn't listen to any of that. I'm so proud to be part of a film that celebrates diversity, literacy, inclusion, joy, and love the way that this one does."

Clearly, Piers Morgan didn't see Beauty and the Beast.

A college student put a pineapple next to an art exhibit. Four days later it was high art.

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Two students in Scotland decided to a play a little prank at a university's art exhibit, and it went about a thousand retweets better than they could have ever imagined.

Robert Gordon University undergraduate Ruairi Gray and his friend Lloyd Jack apparently bought a pineapple and dropped it off in the middle of the exhibit.

Yes, it's as simple and stupid as it sounds.

They came back four days later and someone had put a glass case around it.

If you've ever walked around a modern art museum claiming a two-year-old could have made this nonsense, you must feel pretty good right now.

Ruairi, 22, told the Daily Mail: "I saw an empty art display stand and decided to see how long it would stay there for or if people would believe it was art."

"I came in later and it had been put in a glass case—it's the funniest thing that has happened all year."

Naturally, students were proud of their institution:

And Ruairi wants another degree. "Art is never something I had considered but I'm hoping for an honourary degree now."

But as with all great jokes on the internet, there is some mystery around how it happened and just how authentic it is. Natalie Kerr, one of the organizers behind the art exhibit, spoke to The Press and Journalabout the pineapple. She wasn't the one who put it in glass, and she has no idea who did. She even offered proof that it couldn't have been her: she says she's allergic to pineapple.

"It's a bit of a mystery — the glass is pretty heavy, and would need two or three people to move it, we've got no idea who did it."

"But it's still there now," said Kerr, a good sport. "We decided to keep it because it's keeping with the playful spirit of this commission."

Share this with your art history professor if you're already getting an F.


5 people having a worse Monday than you.

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5. Eric Trump, because he may have spilled the beans to a golf buddy.

We'd say he looks worried, but this is his only facial expression.

With congressional hearings into the Russiagate scandal happening as we speak, the heat is really being turned up on President Donald Trump and everyone around him. The one thing they can't handle right now are leaks—especially really careless ones made to a professional journalist, by the president's son, on a golf course, three years ago. Oops.

In a new interview with Boston's WBUR radio, journalist and golf writer James Dodson tells a very interesting story about a day on the links he shared in 2014 with Donald Trump and his son Eric. Dodson had never met the Trumps before, but after numerous invitations, he agreed to meet them at Donald's then-new course in North Carolina.

"Sweet Lady Golf will never betray me…"

Immediately after meeting Donald, the ever-journalistic Dodson asked him how he had financed the course in the middle of the housing crisis. Donald casually mentioned that he had access to $100 million in funding before dropping the subject. So when Dodson found himself in a cart with Eric, he asked him where they had found a bank willing to risk money on a golf course. Eric's response, as told to WBUR by Dodson, was pretty ominous.

He said, "Well, we don’t rely on American banks. We have all the funding we need out of Russia." I said, "Really?" And he said, "Oh, yeah. We’ve got some guys that really, really love golf, and they’re really invested in our programs. We just go there all the time."

That explanation wouldn't have been damning at the time, but three years later, when now-President Trump is under investigation for collaborating with Russian interests to help him win the election by hacking America, it doesn't look great. Especially because Donald has repeatedly said that he has no business dealings with Russia. Meanwhile Eric, like a good son, is denying everything.

Fake news! He never even played golf! He's not even a Trump! There's no such thing as Russia!


4. Mark Wahlberg, because he's pretty pissed he's still in Transformers.

His whole Funky life is flashing before his eyes.

At last night's MTV Video Music Awards, fans were treated to a bunch of sneak peeks at upcoming movies, including Wonder Woman, It, and Spider-Man: Homecoming. It was a wonderful evening for everyone who loves brand synergy.

The very last preview was the most underwhelming of all, as Mark Wahlberg came out to introduce an exclusive clip from the fifth film in the Transformers series, Transformers: The Last Knight. The veteran actor sulked onstage in a black t-shirt and his classic Marky Mark scowl. Then he explained the movie in unenthusiastic words that seemed to tell the crowd, "I can't believe there have been five of these things either."

What a salesman! He may have said, "The movie is better than me," but his eyes said, "I'm better than this."


3. A guy whose wife started making him punch in.

One husband in Shanghai, China is feeling the heat after his wife got fed up with him coming home late from work, and decided to handle things like a CEO. An image of her cunning scheme wound up on the Chinese social network Weibo, where it's going massively viral.

It's like a life hack for hacking someone else's life.

Your eyes are not deceiving you: she installed a punch card reader in the house. She also posted a set of rules, which I will summarize for you in case you can't read Chinese. (Although for the record, you should learn Chinese. For the future.)

The rules are as simple as they are merciless. This guy has to be home by 9 PM sharp every night. If he's late by even a second, the clock will know, and he'll have to pay his wife 100 yuan (about $15 USD). If he's more than a half hour late, he'll have to spend a whole weekend day doing housework.

But there is an easy way around these rules: he can just never come home again. That's what I'd do.


2. A smuggler who was caught at the border with junk in her trunk.

US Customs and Border Protection agents in Arizona were perplexed last Tuesday when they saw a 47-year-old Arizonan woman walk across the border from Mexico with an unusual sway to her stride. While it's not polite to stare, the trained professionals were forced to admit there was something suspicious about this woman's ass. Pulling her aside for a search, they learned they were right. This butt was full of black tar. The good stuff.

This is so much more creative than just sticking a balloon up there.

The woman was sneaking almost three pounds of heroin in her pants, taped up in packages to resemble an oversized rear end. She had even placed the packages to simulate a crack, which is very impressive attention to detail. If it had worked, she would have been sitting on a goldmine—the street value of her ass was over $45,000.

But alas, she didn't get away with it. And all because those CBP guys couldn't keep their eyes off a huge butt.


1. A droopy Pikachu who got "disappeared" by G-men.

If you've ever wondered what happens to Pokémon who get too worn-down to fight for sport, here's your answer. But be warned: you won't like it.

Last weekend in Songdo, South Korea, fans gathered to celebrate a Pokémon festival. One of the featured attractions was a choreographed dance number performed by 15 Pikachus. But unfortunately, it soon went horribly, hilariously wrong. The smiling, bouncy "electric mice" had just wrapped up their "Uptown Funk" routine and were getting into "You Can't Stop the Beat." About a minute in, the soloist Pikachu started looking a little droopy, as a malfunction affected its costume. But if you think that's bad, wait until you see the reaction from the festival's employees.

It looks like they're around to put a bag on that Pokémon's head and stuff it into the back of a limo, never to be seen again.

Remember how much you loved Pikachu as a kid? Sorry to ruin that forever.

'Moonlight' stars say MTV Movie Award for same-sex kiss is 'for those who feel like the others.'

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And the winner of the MTV Movie Award for 'best kiss' goes to...La La Land!

JUST KIDDING— MOONLIGHT WON AGAIN.

At the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday, Ashton Sanders and Jharrel Jerome took home the Golden Popcorn in the 'best kiss' category for their moving same-sex smooch in the Oscar-winning film, Moonlight.

Check out their sweet joint-speech below:

"This award is bigger than Jharrel and I. This represents more than a kiss. This is for those who feel like the others. The misfits," said Ashton Sanders, who starred as teenage Chiron in the "Best Picture" winner.

Past winners of the award 'best kiss' award have been Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams for The Notebook, Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger for Brokeback Mountain, and Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson for Twilight, The Twilight Saga: New Moon, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1.

Dark days, my friends.

Twitter reacted to Moonlight's big win accordingly:

Moonlight's director Barry Jenkins even tweeted his support.

Congrats to the winners! Now can we please get a 'best kiss' category at the Oscars?

Barack Obama thanking Michelle will remind you what it's like to have a First Couple who like each other.

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Aww, remember what it was like when the President and the First Lady actually liked each other? Remember when they lived together, and attended events together, and occasionally even touched each other in genuinely affectionate ways? Here, watch this clip from Sunday night of Barack Obama thanking his wife Michelle for sticking with him, and enjoy the nostalgia.

Obama was giving a speech in Boston after receiving the Profile in Courage Award. He made a point of thanking his wife, the former First Lady, saying, “I want to thank Michelle Obama for, after the presidency, sticking with me. Because I think she felt an obligation to the country to stay on, but once her official duties were over, it wasn’t clear.”

That part was met with laughs, but Obama went on to add, “I love my wife, and I’m grateful for her, and I do believe that it was America’s great good fortune to have her as First Lady.”

Gordon Ramsay actually complimented a fan's dish on Twitter and people can't believe it.

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Gordon Ramsay has been delighting the internet the last couple months with his savage criticisms of his Twitter followers' cooking skills. Last Wednesday, he shocked fans everywhere when he actually complimented a dish someone sent him.

A Twitter user by the name of Bridgett sent Ramsay this photo of a skillet pork loin her fiancé had cooked.

Bridgett and the rest of the Twitter-verse were shocked when Gordon Ramsay's response to the photo was actually.... a compliment?

For some perspective, Ramsay's comments on the meals fans send him photos of usually go something like this.

Or this.

Or this.

So, naturally, people were shocked when he actually said something nice about Bridgett's fiancé's pork loin.

As for Bridgett, she's going to take Gordon's advice.

A handwriting expert has an eerie claim about Melania Trump's signature.

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Pamela Anderson tweeted a picture of a letter she recently got from First Lady Melania Trump and that's not even the weirdest part of the story.

FLOTUS sent the Baywatch star a thank you card for gifting some swag faux-fur, and observers observed that Melania's signature is eerily similar to her husband Donald's.

Handwriting analyst Sheila Kurtz told Yahoo! that "[Melania's] looks just like his, which is absolutely amazing."

Kurtz works with companies to scan prospective employees' handwriting for clues into their character. Like many things about the Trump marriage, Kurtz explains that having near-identical signatures is not normal.

"This is stylized," she explained. "Maybe they brought someone in to show her how to do it or [it’s] a stamp, but it is definitely stylized."

While Melania Trump is known to copy Michelle Obama's words, she's seen here copying Donald Trump's style of writing.

Kurtz did discover some clues into Melania through that heart rate monitor of signature.

"When someone writes, and you can’t really read what they’re writing, they don’t want you to read them at all," she said.

"The first [letter], where it goes up into a point, that’s pretty sharp and direct and gets right to it. The downstrokes — those two lines in her last name — those are very sharp," Kurtz explained. Sharp, straight lines apparently means that someone is "a sharp thinker, a fast thinker, and picks up information quickly."

She certainly picks up on things, alright.

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