MAYONAISE. It's the thing. I had the WORST infestation as a kid, my mother tried everything, NIX, combing out gel, tea tree oil, cutting my hair...nothing worked until the mayo. She slathered my head in it, wrapped me up in plastic wrap, and then sealed the deal with a swim cap and I slept in it overnight. Washing it…

This! I can't wrap my head around it either.

10 points to gryffindor.

Ooooh! Maybe it is time for a holiday-blues impulse buy of my own.....

On a happier note, her makeup is always so freakin cute! I wish I could pull off a matte lip like that.

every single day.

When I was living in Italy, was actually told to take the groping and staring "as a compliment." *shudder*

Me too!! I was too much of a fangirl back in the day to give up now.

Seconded.

It would have been very cool, and I think a very different take on the material than Jackson did in LOTR. I was actually very surprised that del Toro wanted to take on the project, he seems to be fixated on darkness, and the light vs. dark narrative doesn't really seem his speed. Didn't he say specifically at some…

Oh I meant the second one. With the Wizards.

I loved 'em.

Right? There's just not enough pages, it seems. Especially given Peter Jackson's penchant for loooooong films.

When I heard that Peter Jackson was making the Hobbit a trilogy, I had that same sinking feeling I did when I heard that Michael Jordan was coming out of retirement. Yes you were totally awesome at that once, but let it go man. LET IT GO.

You said it. I gave up because I figured there is nothing more that I could say that would make his comments look worse, they pretty much speak for themselves. So patronizing.

Martha is not always on her magazine! Granted she is often, but not always. I am probably being too hard on her though, even though something doesn't quite sit with me.

I have just have a deep-seated distrust in her, probably because whenever she does something nice, she spends just as much time promoting what she did. If she was really committed doing the good work, I would think that she would spend less time manufacturing an image, and let her work speak for itself. I mean...she…

HAHA yes. Please continue.

The thought of encountering this kind of sexism even occasionally gives me the heebie-jeebies though. I never ran into stuff like this in college, not even in jest. I can relate to tinboots' feelings.

For real. And the terrible part is acknowledging it seems to make it that much worse.