@badly drawn girl: Anne Hathaway's second cousin twice removed. What do you mean you don't know who I am?
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@badly drawn girl: you can have her dress, I'll take Diane Kruger's, and we can crash glamourous parties together.
@Susan B.: Agreed. Then again, No Reservations is infallible in my mind. The scene where he comes over and makes Italian food with Abigail Breslin, and then they sit in a fort and eat it is among my all time favorites. Then again, my favor is marked by my own memories- when he starts banging and yelling "pancakes"…
I will never be more thankful that I already have my parents for this example. They talk constantly, still flirt, often work together, sit down at the end of the day to watch tv together- it's from them that I know how to compromise, how to argue, and how to love, but we can't all have that example, and I think it's…
It's not just the fabric. Nobody had bright whites until relatively recently. If I have to see one more old-timey shakespeare adaptation with villagers in marketplaces with glowing white bonnets and aprons, I will scream.
@Zombie Ms. Skittles: Agreed. I made a return to those teenage fantasy books last month and read Graceling. When it went to a sex scene midway through, I was completely shocked, until I remembered that they really aren't as rare in those books as we like to pretend they are. After all of the bodice rippers I'm…
@curiousgeorgiana: I watched Legally Blonde for the billionth time last weekend, and I truly think that I will never stop loving her. #lindsaylohan
Upon seeing this, my hands went immediately to my sides to make sure that my hips and ribs were still their normal width. Very scary.
@Pugnacioun: that book is currently sitting in my pile of books I should read but haven't quite gotten into. I suppose this means I should actually read it.
@MizJenkins: I don't know about the UK, but a friend of mine who lives in Norway got her HPV shot at school, along with all of her other vaccinations, although I don't think that the hpv one was manditory.
@ab33: congrats! I would never have won that contest, but this movie still makes me really happy, because the background music is incredibly awesome.
@likeelectric: I share the liking of the pizza guy. That little muscle twitch in his cheek when he showed up where Emily lives.... *sigh*
@Plate2.18: I agree. The premise of Secret Life seemed so interesting, but actually watching it is torturous. I gave up after the first 5 episodes of the first season. The dialogue of the kids just feels so fake. Sure, all the virginity conversations in Make it or Break it seem a bit contrived, but it could be far…
I personally prefer the "always barefoot" method, but people don't seem to like that very much. I didn't wear shoes to school for a week last spring, and other students spent a lot of time going "you're not wearing shoes? But, isn't that, like, disgusting?" I ended up having to wear them again after I got threatened…
I read an article about this (although not the actual study) in Nature a few months ago. Oddly enough, my first thought was not "aaaahh!!" but actually "Do you think they could make eggs with this? because then you could use them for somatic cell nuclear transfer and blah blah blah." Clearly I don't know what is truly…
@BadenBaden: I couldn't even get through it once. I read the first three chapters before panicking and skipping to the end, which didn't really make me feel any better. I didn't know that about her not making everything up though- now I'm scared again.
@Fridge Hussy : Das Tigerbaby: ooooooooohhh, aaaaahhh. The october one makes me laugh. There is something funny about a man in brightly printed undies hefting giant milk things.
Now I want kahlua brownies. Mmmmmm....brownies....
@SharanyaArcesius: I took that class! After buying the condoms, we had to use them to demonstrate that we could feel when people blew on them, and tickled our hands and stuff, and then we inflated them like balloons and played volleyball. Good times.