Nobody else in my life cared when this happened. I found it very satisfying.
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HE’S NOT HUNGRY, HE’S A FOOD GRUBBING CAT-HAIR-COVERED-PIG-MONSTER
I've missed Peaches both times. That cat is like my white whale
Nah, you have to contemplate moving out when they are repulsed by the cat buttholes. THAT is a dealbreaker
“You will not stay away long?” </3
After all this time, Alan.
Colonel Brandon *sigh*
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Cartographers for Social Equality blew my mind in that episode!
Me too me too me too me tooooooooooooo.
(even though I know I know, Sorkin wrote women characters problematically. but let’s all take a minute to express our admiration for the goddess Allison Janney.)
I remember working on the Pacific Princess under Captain Stubing. It was a pretty nice environment, the ship’s doctor was a perv, but I liked Isaac the bartender. The cruise director was kind of hyper, but it turns out she was pretty coked up. There was some brat running around too, but I pretty much ignored her. It…
I just went to check it out and was dismayed to see this note:
HELL, YOU LITTLE HUT SLUT, YOU LOVE IT
"Girl, I'm gonna stuff your crust."
I can’t stop thinking about it either. It was so beautiful. I actually think it’s a really unique, singular film, and I was surprised so many didn’t feel the same way. I think it comes down to different strokes for different folks, but I think the people who will like it will REALLY REALLY like it.
Kenneth and Emma’s “admit the love” scene still gives me the chills. “I do love nothing in the world so well as you. Is not that strange?” SOB, CHILLS, DESIRE TO KISS THE NEAREST LIPS.
It bugs me when women take away other women’s agency. If she wants to do slapstick comedy and she’s great at it, who are you to be bothered by the career she’s making for herself? Concern-troll much?
something about women (especially unconventional women) doing physical, slapstick comedy makes people so uncomfortable and its SO ANNOYING