Never has he made a criticism that I disagreed with. Shannel is always super tacky, gaudy, overwrought, etc.

"My father fucked Marlene Dietrich!"

"My father fucked Marlene Dietrich!"

I don't like them, but I still think they'll last a couple rounds.

I don't like them, but I still think they'll last a couple rounds.

****Rujubee
Latrila
Shad
Yarlexis
Brown Flowers

****Rujubee
Latrila
Shad
Yarlexis
Brown Flowers

-Also, someone on "What's On Tonight" was skeptical that Mimi would go home, because she's the "main source of conflict." With these queens, they're all a source of conflict.

-Also, someone on "What's On Tonight" was skeptical that Mimi would go home, because she's the "main source of conflict." With these queens, they're all a source of conflict.

Some stray observations: 
-"Latrila" sounds like a kaiju that is terrorizing Tokyo. Which somehow seems fitting.

Some stray observations: 
-"Latrila" sounds like a kaiju that is terrorizing Tokyo. Which somehow seems fitting.

Christian Siriano? I can see people not enjoying his personality- diva tranny feroshia and all, but his collection was perhaps the best that's ever shown on Project Runway.

Christian Siriano? I can see people not enjoying his personality- diva tranny feroshia and all, but his collection was perhaps the best that's ever shown on Project Runway.

Because we totally have no clue who's going home after that episode. Hint: it was the girl who everyone said "They're bringing HER back?"

Because we totally have no clue who's going home after that episode. Hint: it was the girl who everyone said "They're bringing HER back?"

Also, I wasn't a huge fan of Fabio throughout the season, but I thought his collection was the clear winner.

Also, I wasn't a huge fan of Fabio throughout the season, but I thought his collection was the clear winner.

I miss the earlier seasons, when they would basically show the fashion show as the audience saw it. No superfluous production, steady cameras, music picked by designers, etc.

I miss the earlier seasons, when they would basically show the fashion show as the audience saw it. No superfluous production, steady cameras, music picked by designers, etc.

Chivalry! Because with gay men, the traditional gender roles aren't there, meaning that "Who pays?" is a frequent and legitimate question. So saying "I'll pay for you, anytime." He's saying "You don't even have to ask, I'll always take care of you."