He's brought several lawsuits against me for having "Raspberry Beret" stuck in my head without his permission.

I love that he wastes so much time with tough-guy posturing, too. He makes sure we know he'll kick an ass if it touches one of his female possessions, though said possession could save him the trouble by rethinking her tone before it gets that far.

OK I'll give you sandy blonde. But not Hanson brother shocking blonde.

Well, at least it's not this:

Dude, no.

The first time my BF and I had sex, I could not stop touching his chest hair. It's so thick and sexy and....yeah. Let's just say I would kill him if he ever waxed it!

Is it better, worse, or equal to the illegal status quo is the question. The article you linked to suggests... not much change.

If you're ever in Washington, Mallard's in Bellingham makes amazing ice cream and they also occasionally do charity stuff like this.

I pass it on my way home every day (how Portland of me, since I bike). It's easy to find, but sad to say I'm pretty sure this flavor is on their rotating list and might not be there next month. But go anyway! They always have good stuff!

If an innocuous little ice cream called Rose City Revolution bothers them, I bet we can all come up with some flavors that will really piss them off.

We don't want to hear about your bovine dirty pillows.

Phillip and Lilibet are my ultimate OTP.

Oh I think Phil's down to clown. I read an Vanity Fair article about their young romance and there was an anecdote from a friend when they were newlyweds who remarked that Elizabeth had a really lovely complexion (true) to which Philip responded, "She's like that all over."

AHHHH Grandpa Phil! Don't talk about Grandma…

Yeah, but they don't know that, and that's what makes it interesting. I love the idea of Robert trying to hold on to the old ways, Mary just trying to hold in to her property, and meanwhile the whole trajectory of the world is beginning to pull them away. Matthew represented that change in the 20th century when the…

The messed up thing is that it wasn't slim pickings for Anna. She's pretty, young, kind, smart, and ( in a society where she might be expected to stop working upon marriage) as a housemaid, she had proven skills as a homemaker. The only way she'd have slim pickings is if she wanted to be married AND keep her job at…

I friggin love Daisy. I just want the poor chippy to be happy. I hated how she was railroaded into getting married. I also hate how most of her storylines since have been "no one will ever love Daisy ever". I do not care about Anna or Bates. More Daisy!

Oui.

She can also take the high road and go the Hughes route. By the looks of the Season 4 ending, Hughes and Carson found love in a hopeless place.

Ha! Which time are you talking about?

Classic Mary.