I agree as well. Plus, I think Tarantino tried to compensate for Broomhilda's simplified fairytale princess role in the film by introducing us to her in the movie present in the hot box where she tried to escape once again on her own. So it's not like she was waiting for a white (ahem) knight or anything.

That is uncanny

I personally hate audiobooks, though totally understand why some people like them and/or just use them, but comedians who also narrate their own audiobooks are completely separate category. Tina Fey's is awesome. Roseanne's most recent one is batshit and awesome. Mindy Kaling's is good. Several of David Sedaris' are…

That's exactly what I thought too!

You told someone that they imagined Finnick wrong, so I shouldn't have replied to you in the first place.

So true. It's inexplicable to me because it both exists naturally and we have had hair dye for forever!

Red hair exists in lots of different ethnic populations and people can also be mixed race. As other commenters have pointed out, Jesse Williams is at least visually a much closer match to the Finnick described in the book.

It depends on the state and a few other factors. In many places the penetrator is the perpetrator.

I was cautiously optimistic when I first heard about this because of who's involved, and when I first saw this trailer I dropped the cautiously. I want a ridiculously hilarious romp and I hope this delivers.

Haha.

Does. not. compute.

I agree with your semi-related. And as a semi-related aside, my first long term gay relationship was with a guy with Irish-English ancestry (I'm mixed race) and in my New England Ivy League town with a large black population, the comments I would overhear from passersby were always about us being a interracial couple,…

Just curious, do you really think "Brave" is bad? I think it is merely good, which is a huge step down from other Pixar films, but I definitely didn't think it is bad in any sense.

Not because of that Doctor himself, but because 7 is the most magical number in her series.

That was pretty awesome. Thanks for posting. I feel (not so strangely) motivated to take some of the more ridiculous risks I need to take to get where I want to be. Sometimes a swift kick to the face helps you understand what you may or may not already know.

Possibly! Though, I think there's a good chance it's this one:

Ugh, I feel the same way. I never really cared about Bates one way or another because he was so ridiculously Good (TM), though only in the stupidest ways possible, whereas Anna was a great character in Season 1 who was completely overtaken by the perfectly dutiful despite the tragedy of their love role, which made her…

Dammit, LaComtesse. I've been saving up to get a tattoo that I painstakingly designed and now I want to scrap that to get the ridiculous one you just came up with in two seconds.

That's awesome. It just goes to show, in some ways it doesn't matter how you do it per se, as long as you put yourself out there you have a chance of meeting someone great.