best GJI ever

Loving cranky D'Angelo.

nice

i have that exact thought every day.

yup, that might actually be the heart of the problem ;)

no formula. just desire to mate, laws of attraction, and predictable patterns of human behavior in variable ratios. can't make those into a (reliable) formula because 'girls' is not a quantity. to put a finer point on it, there really isn't a 'girls'- just individuals with vaginas who may or may not wish to have sex…

ha!

truth! another reason girls avoid one-nighters: guys generally aren't naturals.

in fact "pulling" is probably about 99% science, darling. it's a great analogy. this whole 'how to pull chicks' concept is pure, uncut magical thinking.

ha

there is really some truth to this. i think it's hard to define the term bad boy, as it means different things to different people. do silly girls fall for assholes? sure. but not-silly, not-desperate girls fuck non-asshole "bad boys" with gusto all the time. for one, confidence means "i might be a good fuck". i think…

what is PUA

Never got the fixation with this guy. His scripts are broad and he doesn't show the depth of empathy for his characters that he thinks he does. I feel like he's still around because he's sort of like a token weirdo, not too offensive, appealing to GenX.

"Katey Sagal is one of the most essential television actresses of her generation"
NO. No, no, no.

ha ha I have a test on GIS in Epi today. random

the Hamilton book was just a pile. "i failed, but here it is anyway." i wouldn't have read the new one based on the shitty reviews of the movie, but someone gave it to me, and man am i glad they did. worth the effort for the part about his military career and experience with his first wife alone.

if you liked Hamilton's book, which I thought was crap, you should check out the new Salinger biography. sooooo much better by comparison.

" no doubt, the possibility of viewers confusing Moody Bitches with Girls."

smokin writeup. exceptional work Heller.

Weeks, the hippie thing and hip hop are both bloated (legions of devotees surrounding a few good creators) and extraverted (screaming for mainstream attention whilst decrying being ignored at all times) and fairly easy to peg to a few big social and economic conditions (WWII/Vietnam/affluence/weed -…