Best answer: The film is fine. Also, there are plenty of movies that are turned into stage productions and plenty of stage productions that are turned into movies.

Billy Elliot
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Anastasia
Sister Act
Mean Girls
Frozen
The Lion King (just go ahead and lump a lot of Disney animated movies in with this as well)
Shrek
The Producers (started as a movie, became an actual stage production, and then had another movie adaptation made)
Rocky
School of Rock

And many more

I'm currently 22 years old and I'm debating on whether or not I should go back to college. I completed one year at a University right after HS and decided to take time off because I wasn't quite sure what I wanted to pursue at that time. I knew I didn't want to waste money either. My biggest concern of going back to school is acquiring more debt. I've already had the reality check considering I've been out of school for a few years and have been paying back on my students loans. The reason I'm confused about going back to school is because I'm in a really good paying job with benefits where I'm making almost $19 an hr WITHOUT a degree. I also work with people who have their bachelor degrees doing the same job as me! I just know that acquiring debt is not what I want to do. Should I stay content where I'm at, and just work my way up or should I consider entering a community college?

She's worth more than all her family members combined. What now liberals?

I have a balance of $5k on my card. I've been paying the minimum payment every month and it really gets me nowhere. I'm hanging onto the money I have in my checking account in case I have an emergency. It makes me feel better knowing the cash is there. I could probably make a 2k payment to my credit card right now but, it scares me. I want the 2K to be in my checking. If I get laid off or sick or something, I won't be able to continue making the minimum payments on what's left on the card. Then my credit score goes down or they will increase my percentage rate. What can I do? What is best?

Best answer: How necessary winter mats are depends on where you are and where you drive during the winter months. Where I live, rubber floor mats are a necessity because it snows. The snow stuck to your shoes and bottom of your pant legs melt when the heater in the vehicle is on and that water needs somewhere to go.

With a rubber mats, it collects in the mat and you dump it out. With a carpet mat, the snow ( and salt that is often mixed in ) soaks through whatever carpet mat you have and collects in the original carpet floor. The salt will leave a white, crusty residue on the carpet which is difficult to get clean and, in some vehicles that have control units and/or other electrical/electronic items below the floor board, can start creating all kinds of vehicle issues due to water penetration.

do. But at least we get a space force and a military parade, right?

Best answer: He's real, but you're right, it does feel like we've entered some bizarre alternate reality.

are you all scrounging off the welfare system? Or are you too fat to work? or can't u be bothered? today is just my day off btw, I work in logistics

How can a single person retire when he/she can only muster a little bit above minimum wage their entire life and has to dump most of their income in rent and mandatory bills? Sure they can save roughly 400/mo or so, for when their too old to work, but the money will run out if a person reaches their 80s or 90s. Meaning they'd spend their final days in a shelter with mentally ill people and very low end living conditions. I don't see a way, does anyone know?

Best answer: A wonderful modus tollens: He won't cooperate, therefore he did do something wrong. Isn't logic great?

Best answer: As much as I have done, and I have never been to Flint, Michigan. My guess is Trump hasn't ever been there either.