My guess is that Joslyn was safe because she was prepared for the challenge, while Adore and Trinity certainly weren't. Ru can let some mistakes slide, but she does not tolerate when the contestants are unprepared. Plus, Georgia said afterword she liked Joslyn except for that one thing.

That was my dream top three starting about halfway through the season.

I can't wait to use that and #ShadyApes.

PREACH!

Generally cis means 'on the same side' and trans means 'on different sides.' When you are looking at the location of specific atoms on a molecule with regards to each other, they can either be cis or trans. When discussing gene expression and genetics, a cis element refers to something that is on the same strand of…

Well, feminists in the comments sections of articles about this are going after the term 'fishy.'

can you clarify what 'OEM' means? I also think cis is odd. I also get annoyed with 'cis' but more because I am a scientist and people are using it wrong.

I am stealing 'Glitter Kitten' as a way to describe her. I said this last week in regards to Courtney, but being mean to Joslyn is like kicking a puppy.

Michelle may be grating, but she's much funnier than Merle. Plus Ru lobs all of those great insults at Michelle based on their history together, my favorite being "you don't know how many times I had to go into the back seat of a car and…"

I think it went that way because Joslyn has exhibited a bit more personality without any coaching and Adore needed a wake up call. And you KNOW there is no way that Ru herself would've made that name mistake. I think she took the two queens that were the least prepared - you know Ru has no patience for that. Joslyn…

I've actually liked that there was no real villain this year and that the girls seem to be getting along. When it all focuses on a two-person dynamic, it starts to get old.

I absolutely hate that. Like Bianca said, this is not a beauty pageant. Adore and Joslyn's looks are 'off the rack' but that's what they like and go for. Trinity was trying to make a point about it in a positive way, saying that if you expect the level of drag that Courtney and Trinity had, it's not fair to expect…

It was part of her perfume add - one of the pit crew members whispered it to her and she mad a stank face in response.

The origin of 'kiki' is from Dorian Corey in Paris is Burning - when she describes what reading and shade are. She says that when drag queens make fun of each other, they laugh and 'kiki' and that's how you know when you have a good read going. Kiki has evolved into describing a conversation between drag queens, so…

That's one thing that does drive me a little nuts on this show. Some of these queens are successful in either this or another career, and can clearly afford fancier clothes. I hate when Michelle reads the queens as 'cheap' - what are they supposed to do if they can't afford RuPaul level gowns?

Laganja is a Speak and Say, but instead of barnyard animals, she's the drag version. Pull the string and you get OKCCUUUURRRR!

it's different because Bianca isn't patronizing Adore or Trinity.

Sweet jesus no kidding. RuPaul will usually picks the queen that connects with the song on a more emotional level. I knew when LaGanja went up against someone with a little more depth, she was going to go home.

Courtney is dead to me. Repeatedly hurting our young Joslyn is like kicking a puppy. I was liking her for a minute but her attitude is coming off more obnoxious than funny now.

OH GOD could you imagine how delightful Dolly Parton would be as a guest judge?