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And the stained glass!  And the floors! 

Tighter areas were not typically shaved until about twenty years ago, give or take.  Shorter handles probably worked better for underarms back in the day.

Tighter areas were not typically shaved until about twenty years ago, give or take.  Shorter handles probably worked better for underarms back in the day.

I don't think I've ever liked a setting as much as I like Chalky's house (which is an actual house in Staten Island, apparently). 

I don't think I've ever liked a setting as much as I like Chalky's house (which is an actual house in Staten Island, apparently). 

Bitter Moon.

Bitter Moon.

When you meet somebody that don't like soul food,
They still got a soul;
And it don't mean that you got no rhythm,
If you don't like rock 'n roll;
But if your tastes are like mine,
You like cider not wine,
And your very favorite thing to do
Is get a perty girl dancin' to jug-band music
And a mess of mama's barbecue.

When you meet somebody that don't like soul food,
They still got a soul;
And it don't mean that you got no rhythm,
If you don't like rock 'n roll;
But if your tastes are like mine,
You like cider not wine,
And your very favorite thing to do
Is get a perty girl dancin' to jug-band music
And a mess of mama's barbecue.

A whole lot of LOTR fans watched A History of Violence and Eastern Promises solely for Viggo Mortensen, and they weren't disappointed. 

A whole lot of LOTR fans watched A History of Violence and Eastern Promises solely for Viggo Mortensen, and they weren't disappointed. 

Kill Bill.

Kill Bill.

gwahir - When a man assumes that a woman couldn't possibly know anything about a topic and immediately starts lecturing her about it, it is by definition mansplaining.  In this particular instance, Andrews should have at least considered the notion that maybe Chapman might have been familiar with the subject of her

gwahir - When a man assumes that a woman couldn't possibly know anything about a topic and immediately starts lecturing her about it, it is by definition mansplaining.  In this particular instance, Andrews should have at least considered the notion that maybe Chapman might have been familiar with the subject of her

I have zero compunction calling him out on something that he personally said he did in an interview. 

I have zero compunction calling him out on something that he personally said he did in an interview. 

I’m all, “Who’s doing Scotland?” And Brenda’s there, and I’m all, “Are
you doing a movie in Scotland?” She said, “Yeah, I’m doing this movie,
and this girl is in Scotland,” and I said, “If you need anything, let me
know. In fact, here are all my books on Scotland.” And I started
telling her stories of old Celtic

I’m all, “Who’s doing Scotland?” And Brenda’s there, and I’m all, “Are
you doing a movie in Scotland?” She said, “Yeah, I’m doing this movie,
and this girl is in Scotland,” and I said, “If you need anything, let me
know. In fact, here are all my books on Scotland.” And I started
telling her stories of old Celtic

I know that we're at an impasse, but I just remembered this quote from Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom that seems way relevant: