SubstitutePreacher
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SubstitutePreacher

Believe he ALSO played an evil Peter Pan on that abc show that reimagines fairy tales.

I liked Sherri Shepherd better when she was just incredibly stupid. Oh gosh, Sherri, you thought a baby would fix your marriage and since it didn’t, you want to send it back? Asshole. I don’t think I’d cope well as that surrogate either, but then, I wouldn’t be too keen on handing a child over to a woman who thinks

All of this week’s covers look badly hand-painted. Like maybe that court reporter who melted Tom Brady’s face took a paint by numbers class in celebrity weeklies. Which, I would take that class.

Gaaaaaaaaasp!!!!!

I LOVE this comment and would star over and over again. Wonder if you wouldn’t mind reposting on the Emma Sulkowicz coverage here and elsewhere online?

Seems like from her perspective, shining a spotlight on that bullshit cesspool would be a worthy goal.

But it certainly does evoke feelings in the viewer. I’m so conflicted by my feelings about this. This is unnerving, sad, thought-provoking, controversial... I'm affected by her work but a little worried for her, a reaction she might hate, but she put it out there and took the risk. This is disturbing but powerful. I

Thank you for addressing this. You know who DOES claim to love poached chicken? Rachel Ray. And her reasons are the exact opposite of the truth. She talks about how perfectly moist and flavorful it always comes out. Made me think I was crazy somehow.

What was the question? Looks like we need specifics after all!

When my Uterine Derangement is acting up, a beating followed by an ice cold bath always provides my uterus with some much needed clarity.

That would be amazing to me, except I love the guy and therefore assume it’s on par with celebs I hate who are still popular. Like Anne Hathaway. I turned a corner on Gwyneth Paltrow though, so you may find yourself feeling really supportive of Alton down the line.

O’Russell. I bet that would annoy him. I like it.

It's not something you become. It's something you either are or you're not. And you just know.

"Extra leg work" is the most perfect pun possible for this scenario.

It's worth pointing out that she doesn't actually say anything in the bridal process causes any problems. She had a job wherein she was regularly faced with strangers and their unique family dynamics, and it was her job to make sure those family dynamics did not overwhelm/pressure/bully her client. She would have

Relating your work experience to the job you're applying for is standard. She identifies that the situations are absolutely not the same, but that she has some experience with being a supportive advocate of women. She doesn't claim to therefore be an expert in victim advocacy. She could probably expound on this in an

"Dawn-splaining Stacey McGill's (best baby-sitter, hands down) diabetes to her like Stacey doesn't know what's up."

Is there any evidence that any of her alleged lovers died of syphilis? Great story!

Long ago, in a Catholic school religion class far away, I learned that the story of Genesis/Adam and Eve was to be read as a parable, a fable with a Christian lesson. I learned that the story of Moses parting the Red Sea likely involved high and low tide.

be Nicholas Sparks. Please be Nicholas Sparks.