Not particularly. I'm glad that I can be my boring self without having to service men with my personality.

Give me a break, I'm about to drown in the "drool" in this comments section. Well done with the manic pixie dream girl commenting Morgan Suicide, the guys don't even know what hit them. But I guess you get off on all that attention as much as they get off on you.

So does this mean that the chosen one never actually learns or develops, she just cheats?

I'd rather be upper-upper middle class. I would hate feeling like friends and family only wanted money from me and I'd be uncomfortable around rich people. I'm very not posh.

Well I just saw the ep but maybe that I'm not supposed to reply?

You're nitpicking way too much. It's a SUPERHERO show, why are you complaining about how unrealistic it is? Also, you're over thinking her accent. It's fine.

No, it was a good episode. AV Club is just full of jaded pedantic snarks.

I only saw Shrek the first maybe a month or two back, and have never seen any of the others. I was in my early 20's when it first came out and I wasn't watching kid's movies much by then but I'd always heard good things about it. Maybe I would have liked it better then but now it felt really dated, derivative and…

Uzumaki! I remember that being crazy fun. I haven't read the comic though..so I'd imagine it's probably a disappointment as it usually is.

I was an adult in my 20s when I saw it and I enjoyed it although I didn't get very far, I picked it up again years later and enjoyed it even more.

Just a few weeks ago it got up to 40 here in Minnesota. I took a walk without my coat, hat or gloves and even unzipped my sweatshirt. It was so nice!

There will always be drug shows and there will always be dating shows. The only shows I see that took anything away from SATC these days are CW shows about "teenagers". The Emily Nussbaum article states the qualities I really liked about the show and compares it to the Sopranos renaissance. Dating is an obvious and…

I remember the scene with Miranda really hitting me. After watching a few episodes the annoying tics faded for me, like sensory adaption, I just don't really notice it after awhile. Once you can get over that, there is much to like in the show, as the Emily Nussbaum article states. I haven't bothered to re-watch any…

I used to be a football hater, then I got over myself. Once I married a football fan it became our tradition to watch the game together. I usually ask a hundred questions but my husband is very patient with me and the more I know the more I enjoy watching it. Today I read this article out loud while we were watching…

I have an Apple TV and it's really nice, although I doubt it's better than a Roku.

This is bs. Sure I mean, I know there are places where housing is crazy expensive but it's not THAT hard to live off of one income. I, and many of the women in my circle ended up leaving work to stay home because we couldn't (or could barely) afford daycare and work. My understanding is that many midwestern cities…

steak and shrimp, yes (usually). deep fried onion, no. As someone who follows the diet, I like the Outback because it has a decent selection and not, a salad without anything, like many places with a "gluten-free menu".

Isabella was my favorite name since the 80's but then I didn't have children until after Twilight. I just couldn't get over the fact that everyone would think she was named after that character, so I picked a different name.

I wonder the same about you. Gross is actually not a reaction I get to many things I watch and I'm not squeamish so it is kind of odd. The thought of watching it again just fills me with revulsion so I guess I'll never find out.

I hated this movie, it was gross and boring. I don't remember why I had such a negative reaction since I haven't seen it in years. The only BTTF I will rewatch is the original. However, Ghostbusters 2 is enjoyable and I've seen it a few times when I'm looking for something to watch on cable.