WhatTheThunderSaid
WhatTheThunderSaid
WhatTheThunderSaid

I agree that I tend to give these things a pass if they're action films. I genuinely like hearing from (male and female) actors about how they have to train with experts and how much stunt work they do themselves, etc. Although to be honest the example that came to mind for me was the Matrix, as I was obsessed with

The fact that those two seem to have formed a mutual admiration society is the cutest thing ever. Every time someone asks Chris Evans who the hottest Avenger is, he's like, "HEMSWORTH!" before the question is even finished. He's adorably enthusiastic about his coworkers. I'm also partial to anything Hiddles, because

I worked at (er, an entertainment network that begins and ends with one letter and has an exclamation point in it) for awards show season. There's a slew of P.A.s and writers who do weeks of painstaking research on each nominee, and compose a handful of questions for each one of them. The questions get vetted by the

I don't mind the "who/what are you wearing" questions — A) they're walking ads, B) I love that stuff and it's interesting, C) red carpet "interviewers" generally have like ten seconds of time with any given actor or actress. It's not really possible to get into an in-depth discussion on the nuances of their latest

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WORST interview ever is when Isaac Mizrahi groped Scarlett Johansson.

I would just pretend it's a gameshow lightning round where I had to answer a series of questions in a limited amount of time and go "PASS!" They'd get three chances, then I'd run away. Problem solved.

I once knew a girl (who said her name was Catherine but had us call her Cat) through a group over at Cafe Mom who claimed to have had several miscarriages, and then she was miraculously was pregnant with twins. We were all so excited for her, until she went into labor way too early (around 27 weeks) and one of her

My grandmother and grandfather — my fiancé's parents — are going to attend and my grandpa will give me away.

And it's the MOM'S side of the family that's considered mentally ill???

Not sure if I'm even feeling funny about this, bc this whole article made me 180 degrees turn away from wanting to ever meet my birth parents now.

it reminds me of how in middle school history class we had to write what I can only describe as Great Depression Sob Stories. Most people's stories were like "Paw lost his job" and "the harvest failed again" or whatever. This one guy though, who I am pretty sure ended up getting sent to military school a few years

The sound of connecting to dial up internet.

Um can we talk about the part where he had a girlfriend IN THE HOUSE who had him having sex with his 17 year old daughter and didn't call the cops??

You know, if she were 35, and her father were in his early 50s, when they met again, I might have the same, "OK, that is NOT RIGHT but I can see how that might work." But she was 15. She's 18 now. And that means I cannot see this as anything other than deeply, deeply sick (instead of "well, it's not hurting anyone, I

Emergency kitten:

Yup, if any 30-year old man started talking to a girl when she was 15, and then slept with her at 17, and married her at 18, I'd call it grooming.

Like special dog, whilst moving.

Imma sit this one out.

I was working in the kitchen of a higher end restaurant, doing prep for the Saturday night rush. I was helping the cold appetizers chef wash and chop lettuce. The head chef and sous chef were both French, the latter was an extremely talented and experienced culinary professional, equally adept at preparing