Why do you say that? He says wonderful and supportive things about her all the time. I’ll admit it seems complicated, but it also seems like they’re both there for each other a lot.
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I’m pretty sure I’ve looked at cake with that expression.
OKAY BUT the real crime of that Sports Illustrated interview was when he was describing everyone else at that table. He referred to Idris Elba as “the black guy from The Wire” and Henry Golding as “an Asian gentleman.”
Okay, but can we talk about Reese Witherspoon's new puppy for a while?
Her instagram is truly a delight. She seems to be having an amazing time, but she also did a series of stories this weekend about being a bit down in the dumps and how she handles her mental health. It seems to have resonated with a lot of fans, especially since she was interacting with them throughout the series.
The twerking to the flute, the “BITCH” between flute notes. Lizzo is my feelgood goddess.
England manager Phil Neville saw neither of these as viable understandings of what happened and instead decided to use his postgame interview to chide Cameroon—who, remember, England had just beaten by three goals—for not keeping their composure.
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Neville could at least be justified in his frustrations if his…
I think that’s right. And I also don’t think his comments were only about the emotional reactions. There were also the two challenges that reasonably could have been straight reds and the spitting—who knows if on purpose, but if it was that’s pretty gross.
“...like Julie Swetnick who falsely accused Justice Brett Kavanaugh.”
Making fun of Trump’s dick after he publicly bragged about being huge, is much different than junk- shaming normal guys. I don’t think any of us thought you were being malicious. Except to Trump, and he deserves it.
These women all tell stories of him doing EXACTLY WHAT HE SAYS HE DID.
My catty ass LOVES the comment on Trump’s penis size: “Was it in there, or only partially in there? Hm, not sure.” You know that’s driving him bonkers.
I am hoping against hope that farther down in this thread is a woman posting her story about how when she was a tween she got her first period in the dark woods while on vacation with someone else’s family, and then I hope you both lock eyes and say “it’s you!” and then you get together over international coffee and…
My dad’s family had been going to this rinky-dink set of cabins in rural Wisconsin for generations. By the time I was a ‘tween in the 90s, they’d at least been retrofitted with electricity, but you still had to use an outhouse. The nearby lake was great, but my fond summertime memories of bonfires, tubing, and jumping…
This makes me sad. It has been a genuine joy watching Porsha come into her own over her time on the show and she is one of the funniest people on TV right now.
I really wanted her to have her happy ending, but I guess maybe he just wasn’t the right guy. She’ll hopefully find the right person one day. She did seem truly happy this time though, so it’s gonna be hard to watch her battle with this next season. I mean, I’m gonna watch it, but it’s gonna be hard for me...grabs…
As someone who was diagnosed with autism, I can say one thing vaccines don’t cause autism, but autism will cause anti-vaxxers. I wasn’t formally diagnosed until I was an adult but my mom has told me she regrets having me vaccinated because she always had a feeling. Outside of this we still have a strong family relation…
You have done the Lord’s Work, Tracy. Seattle was probably one of my last seasons of truly being in love with the Real World.
YES! Emily’s plot this season is so, so good, and Alexis Bledel is doing incredible, unbelievably moving work with the material. Meanwhile, Elizabeth Moss is being forced to play every moment to the cheap seats (cue ironic rock song!).