She also had the Nicole Kidman example to see how she could get seriously done over.
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I gained so much more respect for her when I read how she did all that. That was pretty bad ass.
Meh, I love the 90s version. Christian Bale may be a bit of a rage-a-holic but he is always the one true Laurie to me...to the extent that I am still like "NO, NO, NO, NOOO, NOPE" every time Winona shuts him down.
I'm cautiously optimistic, but nothing will ever top the 90s version. Young Christian Bale was so dreamy. My mom, sister and I watch it every single year on Christmas Eve.
"He feels betrayed because he claims Katie never gave him any warning she was leaving him."
I work in university athletics. That's basically what all of the female athletes wear. And I'm still a low enough rung on the ladder that no one really pays attention to what I wear and I'm rarely expected to wear real professional dress clothes. I wear leggings, long shapeless tops, and ballet flats the majority of…
When my roommate left for 3 weeks I discovered that I was the Cabinet-Door-Leaver-Opener. It enrages me to walk into the kitchen and find all the cabinet doors open. And it is me. My mother confessed that she is exactly the same and has tried for years to overcome it, but that my grandma said she always knew when…
The other one was okay, Lips are Movin', it had a much more toned down vibe, like an actual person could have styled it. I had my hopes up for her in general after that one, but this new thing... this is no good.
Through the other end of the telescope, for those of us who are already old, IDGAF clothes are the mark of successful passage out of extended adolescence. The people I feel sorry for these days are the ones who desperately strive to appear fashionable. If they are under 40, this is excusable on the grounds of…
5th grader all the way. I'm nearly there at age 32.
I hate it when my husband comes home from work and plops his 90 lb computer bag ON THE COUCH WHERE I LIKE TO SIT. There is so much other space available for his computer bag to go elsewhere. It is my #1 pet peeve and #1 thing that happens when I get home from work every day. It's not a good combination.
I hate my husband for always leaving everything open! Cabinet doors. Closet doors. Doors. Fucking drawers.
My roommate occasionally does the cabinet thing, and it drives me nuts, because I am much much shorter than him, so while it is easy for him to notice and avoid an open cabinet, for me, they're just above eye level, and I smack into them all the time.
My husband is a cabinet-leaver-opener too. Which is irritating because I crack my head on the corner of the open doors when I go to put something on the counter, which is pretty much instant rage. He's really just bad in general about not understanding that a job or task is not complete until shit is left like you…
My boyfriend loses it when I put my purse on the counter or on the table because he thinks the bottom of it in infected with ebola or something.
Just so you know, I laughed HYSTERICALLY at this picture because I was a super miserable child which strangely makes me love all miserable children. Side note: I live in Orlando, 15 minutes away from Universal Studios and go every other weekend. Seeing kids have meltdowns is honestly worth paying 8 dollars a beer for.
The best thing about the boss one is that the director probably does have that problem (being a "posh-UES type" who presumably makes more money than the manager), but thinks it's unbelievably gauche to discuss it like that. Also the director's property is probably somewhere a lot nicer than Florida. It works on so…
they literally get millions of dollars by just chilling at home all day & having a bunch of people shoot that. & sometimes throwing fake tantrums about rich people things.
I did both and neither worked out ¯\_(ツ)_/¯