Well the conversation between Paul and Adrienne for starters. It was supposed to take place just a few hours before the party but you'll notice that Paul is clean shaven in the discussion but has a goatee at the party. That's a set up of some sort for whatever reason, those two things did not happen the same day.

I wonder which producer stole her phone.

A couple of days ago I was picking up lunch and one lovely woman in the restaurant decided to spend her day in supertight, white and well worn sweat pants. This probably wouldn't have been quite so bad if said lady hadn't been on her period. I know this because her maxi pad was quite visible for all to see. …

I'm saying that these things can be fun and not the hell you want to insist they are. You don't want to bake, don't bake. I think it's more fun to cook with the kids then just take them to the store but what do I know? But if baking angers you so much, it is probably best that you don't do it.

Dad can be in the kitchen too. And if you're spending the time in the kitchen with them, you're not really ignoring them. You want to just throw money at it, fair enough. But my thought is that if you're asked to participate in a bake sale (that they've decided to have for whatever reason), you bake something.

Sure, just cancel it all together and just ask everyone to pony up some money. Then you won't be forced to spend time baking with your kids or socializing with other people. You can just work work work and then come home and do a bunch of awesome cleaning. Yeah, life it rough and you gets tons of stuff you have to…

Maybe it's because I'm a baker and not a cook, some desserts can be done quite quickly. But they're not asking Moms do this every day or even once a week. It's once in a great while. She's going to have to go to the store sometime anyway, so it's not like that's really an extra trip and it's not like you have to…

There are things you can make that don't take too long. If you're really strapped, buy the pre-made cookie dough, bake up some cookies and have those 4 kids frost them. Not completely homemade but not completely store bought either. Hell, just melt some chocolate, dip pretzels in it and then add sprinkles. There…

I find Gwen's hair color commercials hilarious since it seems pretty obvious that she's wearing different wigs.

Becareful with the safety pin! I used to do that until one unfortunate incident where I stabbed myself in the eye. I had to wear an eye patch for a few days and there's still a scar. A bit further over and I would have hit my iris - eesh! What I do know is take an old applicator from a mascara and remove all the…

Sorry, my last line wasn't really directed exactly at you, just the topic in general.

A couple of years ago I gave my friend Hello Kitty pantyliners as a joke christmas present. Panty liners! They'll put that damned cat on anything.

Are you saying to read the HG books? Because I have and enjoyed them. Apparently there are BR books to read as well. But really, even if they are similar to each other, so what? No reason you can't just enjoy both.

Fair enough. I didn't know it was originally a book.

No, having read the books and recently watched Battle Royale, there are lots of differences. Tons of them. Similarities yes but no where close to virtually indistinguishable.

Yes! This is where I recognized him from! Thank you.

I like this show and you've really just harshed my mellow by telling me tonight is a finale. Reese may only have one expression but I'm diggin' it.

Mama talkin' to me, try to tell me how to live. (duh nuh nuh duh nuh nuh duhn duhn duhn).

We're not all a bunch of dainty Princesses that need protecting. We managed to deal with the violence while reading the book, as anger inducing as it was. Give us some credit for being big girls able to deal with life's atrocities. It's not like we're not very aware that it exists.

I'm looking forward to this show, though I'm still quite peeved that a JJ Abrams show is centered in my area but they're filming it in Canada. Hmph!