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LauraDragonWench
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Yes! And I will be your first lieutenant in this uprising because I most definitely agree! Art Nouveau is my absolute favorite style of decor. The architecture, the jewelry, the furniture and clothing and art—love it! I made a comment on Vincze's last Art Nouveau architectural picture collection (which, in a fit

See, that's what bothers me, that things like "irregardless" and the shifted meaning of "literally" have become an accepted part of the language, when, by all logical reasons, they shouldn't. I agree, language, and specifically the English language, isn't set in stone: It's a fluid, multi-tentacled creature that

Adult woman here (chronologically at least. Mentally, that's questionable) who loves the first movie and is jumping up and down, squealing like a little girl inside in anticipation of this sequel. When the trailer came up on Yahoo a couple of weeks back, I watched it with the biggest grin stretching across my face

I recently ran into this issue on Film School Rejects the other day. I read an article by one of FSR's contributors, a good article posing an argument for why a woman should direct one of the upcoming Star Wars movies. However, near the end, the author used "irregardless." A minor flub to be sure, but to my eyes,

Mental image of a confused penis? Funniest damn thing that will ever pop into one's mind.

You... are evil.

I had the first half of season 2 on my DVR and I finally just deleted the episodes and took the show off my schedule. I kept dragging my feet about watching what would be the same recycled crap between Cat and Vincent and I just decided I had better things to watch. I can't believe it's only season 2 of this show.

This totally pisses me off, but what I want to know is, what are the otters doing that they need to be killed off? Looking too cute? Behaving too preciously? C'mon! How cute are they?

When I'm reincarnated, I want to come back as Emily Blunt. She is perfectly awesome. Or awesomely perfect. Either one works.

I signed up for Facebook about 5 years ago at the (constant) urging of my best friend from high school. "So we could keep in touch!" Yeah. Um, we email each other regularly, Skype on holidays and birthdays, and I even spent Christmas with her last year. I have never posted a personal picture of me or my life or

I don't know if you're in the minority, but if you are, then I am as well because I'm a big fan of the miniseries. Yeah, it got cheesy at times and the special effects weren't great (but what can you expect considering when it was made and in what format?), but it was an ambitious adaptation of an ambitious book.

You're talking about men having sex with professional women. And, yes, prostitution was big business (always has been). However, in the general population and especially in the middle to upper-middle classes, women were still considered to have the mental capacity of a small child. They were property to be traded

Yeah, I only got 13/19 because I didn't read the quiz header, either. Had I, I probably would've gotten a better score as some of the answer options threw me off. (And I missed the hair stubble one, too.) Of course, I wasn't paying too close attention to some because I'm watching Clue and, c'mon, who wouldn't be

I'm not a geologist, simply an amateur rockhound, I but utterly adore these baked goods! The creativity here is simply astounding and truly yummy looking. (I didn't have a cake at hand, just some pizza, but it still managed to satisfy the nosh cravings that came as a result of looking at all those delicious treats.)

I'm a terrible person, too, because I also laughed when Vic fell face-first into that table (and at Felix's later statement that it looked like Vic had gotten mugged by elves), but then had to muffle my face in a pillow because I laughed so hard when Donnie shot Leekie. I was just such a tragically banal way to die,

I'll admit, I didn't watch the first series; I had it on my DVR as one of things I keep meaning to get to but never have. So even though I was watching this second series, I wasn't really invested in it—it was merely something to hold my attention after watching Orphan Black. Yet I still found myself getting

This should be a sex-ed video. Seriously, the way that hydro-phallus (I don't know which is more disturbing, seeing the hydro-phallus or using the word "hydro-phallus") kept popping up and down, up and down, up and down... *eyes glaze over and thoughts wander*

I actually found 98% of the misspellings: 41 misspellings I corrected, 1 misspelling I missed, and 1 misspelling I guessed was wrong, but was actually spelled correctly. I'm surprised I did that well, but I do wish I'd done better. My problem is, I start to look at a word, even when it's spelled correctly, and

Take from this what you will because I'm done with this conversation, if a conversation it can be called. Your response is exactly what I was talking about in regards to internet gremlins and the futility of having reasoned discussions with them. Every "point" you brought up in regards to what I said so clearly

Honestly, I don't know, but, harkening back to my mention of the Victorians and using them as a reference point, it seems to come down to a case of, yes, they keep most of their clothes on and/or they don't look, they don't participate in the sexual act beyond giving themselves over to the "horror" of it because