
Juror Casually Cruel In The Name Of Being Honest About Taylor Swift Priorities
There's gonna be a blank space in that juror's box.
There's gonna be a blank space in that juror's box.
From the How Dare She dept.
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We'll need to modify the Turing Test for legal and musical ends pretty soon.
But did then they get high? That's a better explanation than the arguments in the complaint.
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I wanna rock! And get paid for it!
Gross misunderstanding of the law? That's nothin' but a Majorie Taylor G thang.
Hamilton-inspired billing humor.
Today has not been easy for Swifties, don't make it worse.
Companies may be legally bound to Ye for longer than they'd like.
I took the Wock to Cali.
This may be easy for Swifties.
Last Monkee lodges FOIA request for FBI files.
Crime pays, but with prices like these, where is the nearest studio?