I totally get it. I’ve seen that movie/show many times. She’s “not like other girls.”
I totally get it. I’ve seen that movie/show many times. She’s “not like other girls.”
She will drink beer, watch sports and call her friends “dude,” because no platonic female-male friendships have ever existed in which the woman doesn’t drink beer, watch sports and say “dude.”
Well now I have to start watching this show. As much as I hate guys who neg, I think I’d enjoy watching a contestant actually call out the show by pointing out how unnatural the whole process is. The reason I didn’t watch the show before was because I thought I wouldn’t be able to stomach a bunch of people crying over…
Kudos, Rebecca in accounting.
In my office’s locked women’s bathroom, there have been a total of two incidents in which shit was found on the floor next to a toilet. There are about 40 women on staff, none of whom seem like they wouldn’t know how to get shit into the toilet, so there was quite a buzz about it. Although people thought it was funny,…
That was fun. It never occurred to me that this video would happen, but now that I’ve seen it OF COURSE it was inevitable.
Same here. I never gave her much credit but this performance was beautiful.
Thanks for this. It’s the perfect example of Nice Guy. I’m also surprised I didn’t read about it on Jezebel.
I was thinking the same thing. Is she the first Bachelorette to use the fantasy suite for its intended purpose or something?
Poor balls, squished between thighs.
My husband still sings this every time I order a salad.
Yeah, calling out another actor because she gets work is petty. What’s she supposed to do? Say “no, give the role to Amanda Peet”? I doubt when AP was 27 she would’ve turned down roles so that an older actor could get them. Go ahead and speak out about ageism in Hollywood, but don’t undermine a specific young actor’s…
Are skin transplants a thing now? Are rich people Face Offing? Is there a poorer person out there somewhere with pale skin and freckles?
I’m still enjoying low maintenance, thicker brows, but you’re probably right. I’ve learned that everything I love now, I’ll hate in 10 years. Let’s just hope we don’t swing too far in the other direction and go back to brows like the this:
I actually forgot about this movie until you brought it up and I got excited to watch it after seeing the trailer again. Your review makes me less excited, but I’ll still watch it because the Titans look cool.
They did!
I like the non-judgemental tone of this article. Leading up to my wedding, a co-worker asked if I was going to take my husband’s name. When I said I hadn’t decided yet, a different coworker railed on me for considering it, ranting about “what the hell was women’s lib for?” and implying that my husband was oppressing…