Good take!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Well once you reach high school hopefully you will start to understand the nuances of public discourse, and the personal responsibility that comes with the words you speak.

Thanks for posting this. That was pretty much my childhood, so you saved me the typing.

I think it’s interesting that:

Yeah but is it loud, and/or have a painful sound to it? The sound is a dealbreaker for me, although of course you can’t test that when you are shopping....

Yeah but is it loud, and/or have a painful sound to it? The sound is a dealbreaker for me, although of course you…

Yes you did. You are not required to offer any explanation if you don’t want too, either. Just say, “It wasn’t working out for me.” Repeat as needed.

Yes if anything you startle them into next week. My mom is almost completely deaf and I’ve inadvertently startled her way too many times.

My mom is almost completely deaf, for reference. I wouldn’t go so far as to say touching someone to get their attention is rude (well, maybe it is now that I think about it) but at the least, it is very startling.

I had a facelift last year and I loved my surgeon (Well known and well respected here in DC). I asked him: If you could recommend one brand that is affordable and actually does what it claims to, which would you choose?, and he told me anything in the Regenerist line from Oil of Olay. He said it works just as well as…

Can you imagine a woman getting away with this noise?

I think the frat was put on probation by UT, not the students via court.

I lived on the same block as the UT Sigma Nu house around that time. I wouldn’t even walk on that side of the street if I could help it.

WHAT? Good lord any one of those things is unforgivable. Was this all on the same shoot? I don’t recall hearing any of these stories...

Ugh.

That made me laugh right out. Thank you.

Oh that’s messed up. My parents gave away things of mine without asking, and it’s a slap in the face. You can’t trust them as much after that.

So, are you becoming defensive and taking offense now, in order to save time?

This is exciting, and could be such an interesting bridge over the decades of women in television. Mary Tyler Moore was a trailblazer in her time, and Lena Waithe is in hers. Waithe’s personal lens could produce a fascinating contemporary take on Moore’s life and career. Hope it happens!

Or you could buy Doguet’s Roux, from my hometown of Beaumont Texas: