No! We want her! We get to keep her!
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I had no idea they were doing this; they were very syruptitious about it.
Melanin does not fracture.
His dog might outshine him a bit
Yes, wokeness is of black origin and speaks to an awareness of social justice and racial justice. Handing it over to white women without the slightest hint of irony is peak Jezebel.
For some reason when I look at that dress I can only imagine getting ketchup or syrup on the cuffs.
I believe that she did do her own decorating, in all the ways that truly matter anyway—that is, that everything in that apartment reflected her, and only her, taste. I read somewhere that her philosophy when buying a piece of art wasn’t prestige or value but, “Will I enjoy looking at it over time?,” which is, let’s be…
That I don’t know, but she was fully retired when she moved to NY, so she’d have had time to work closely with a decorator. She was also famously frugal, so perhaps she did more than many people in her (very healthy) financial position might have done.
Well, if we use the argument that the Met is taxpayer-funded to argue that it should be free, then I’m theoretically okay with charging fees to out-of-towners whose taxes don’t go to fund the Met (but yes, $25 is too much for just the main museum, which is all most people will visit).
He is skinny and he walks sideways so no one can see him.
It’s possible the card has been with here since the cancer treatment and she carries it as a reminder. It could be a reminder of why she wants to fight/live. When my Gran was going through treatment she wrote down all the reasons she wanted to live on index cards and had to flip through them when it got bad. When the…
I feel like we all know infertility exists, in Katee’s case most likely due to treatment for cancer at age 27. The card is most likely an encouragement to stay the fuck alive by fighting, or a mantra she’s using in conjunction with other western and eastern treatments for fertility. Either way she’s 37 and has had…
Big Carl scoffs at the puny glasses of old!
I need one of those. And I have two kids.
(No offence meant to those with better memories)
She starred on Battlestar Galactica and I agree about the card text. “I want to have kids” seems more like something someone would have to tell themselves when they are already a parent and trying to cope with the stress and remember why it’s worth it.
“...I feel like I’m forgetting something. I went to the store, dropped off the library books, picked up the pizza...KIDS! I FORGOT TO BIRTH SPAWN!”
Now, I feel bad. Thanks for the more compassionate response.