“Do you speak-a my language?”

Yes, Nazi Enclave really has to take the lead here.

Well aren’t you a fun, “cool girl” and not at all weirdly judgmental about a common event that plenty of women who are getting married have.

I understand what he’s saying about selling fantasy. They’ve always sold the idea of a man’s fantasy of women to women. The problem is, they’ve still got to sell to women too and women’s tastes have changed over the last decade. And we still want quality. The quality of their clothing doesn’t justify their prices.…

Rihanna is about to do a whole fashion show with plus size, pregnant, trans models now just to make a goddamned point, isn’t she?

I don’t think we can be all things to all customers. It is a specialty business; it isn’t a department store.

Considering that I haven’t fit in any of their bras since I was like 13 years old, this does not surprise me in any way, shape, or form.

So all along, Victoria’s secret was that she’s a bitch to other women. WHO KNEW.

True story: because of various life experiences I’ve had with family members, I don’t like to consume media that involves depictions/discussions of suicide. For instance, I love musicals, but I’m not going to see Dear Evan Hansen, because I know suicide is a big part of the storyline.

I agree, but I think the fact that she deleted the tweets indicates she knew (or someone on her PR team knew) that she made a poor decision. 

Plus, the joke was clearly self-deprecating. I’ve been saying it from the start that they’re both unstable and immature but Pete seems like the nicer one here, Ariana gives me mean girl vibes. Pete made some tasteless jokes but I guess it’s lost on people that joking about something isn’t the same as doing something. 

Yeah, I’m Team Pete on this one. He was doing a promo for Saturday Night Live, for fuck’s sake, which is a COMEDY SKETCH SHOW. Ariana Grande’s response was stupidly immature. Quite frankly, I give massive side-eye to anyone who airs their personal issues on a public forum, whether or not they’re a celebrity. The whole…

I am actually Team Davidson on this one. He was clearly making a dumb joke about his bad luck in love and the fact that their engagement was the literal definition of a media circus (and referenced several times on SNL already). Her clapping back just ... doesn’t sit right with me.

You say it like the Democrats haven’t been in bed with them too.

Honestly Carl was way too good for Professional Martyr Sarah. She was a sad sack whose hell was all of her own making. 

Yeah. She sticks with her husband, which makes sense because Andrew Lincoln’s character is her husband’s best friend and they literally had just gotten married. The saddest story is Carl and Sarah. I so wanted those two to hook up and live happily ever after. Alan Rickman deserved to be dumped for breaking Emma…

Wait. This is actually a thing people are doing? At work?

An extra crispy two piece from KFC in Seoul. It was perfectly fried, wasn’t fully saturated with grease, and had a wonderful extra kick of spice under the crust. I may have had better fried chicken in my life (possibly during that same trip...I was pretty drunk) but nothing immediately comes to mind.

In Seoul the McDonalds have a bulgolgi burger that’s a bit messy but tastes better than any of their food in the states. It is however way to messy for anything other than dine in or take away to eat sitting somewhere else. A strong second is the Dunkin donuts in Korea are light years better than in the US. They have…

Ruined his life. I mean, oy. It’s hard to feel bad for these folks, who had the kind of success most actors could only DREAM of, on a show that lasted many, many years and had high, high ratings.