You know what, I think that's what it is. She always seems to be hunching forward or rolling her shoulders in. I have terrible posture too, and it just makes you look schlumpy.

I like what she's done with her hair here, but yeah. Nothing ever seems to be tailored for her and my boobs are sympathy-aching right now.

I had no idea he was barely older than me in that movie! I guess because he spends so much of his career under prosthetics, he seems sort of ageless to me. Like Ron Perlman, who never seems to age to me either.

I had a woman once flip me off because she nearly mowed me down as I was walking in a crosswalk. And I had the audacity to yell "HEY!" at her as I leapt back from certain death. Didn't slow, just stuck that finger out the window and sped off in her Lexus SUV.

Is it her eyeliner maybe giving her dark circles? IDK she looks like she wasn't feeling well or something.

Thank you, it was actually kind of a poor choice for the dress pattern, but it worked out in the end. Tempted to make that one again in a more appropriate fabric so the details aren't lost, but it's really tedious to put together.

I had the same problem making Mr. Bells a hat for Halloween. The pattern I was basing it off of was for ladies and the largest size was a full two inches smaller than his head.

That sounds like a lot of thick material to sew through. I'm not surprised it's being a pain in the butt.

Got a new sewing machine. Been sewing.

When we hear that a coin carries 50/50 odds, we expect those odds to be represented in the results of coin flips whether the coin is flipped four times or four thousand times or four million times.

I've actually read that Tolkien put that bit about the Witch-King in specifically because he was so annoyed with Shakespeare's twist in Macbeth. He thought that having Macduff be born via c-section was cheating and a poor solution to the prophecy, so he wrote the Witch-King being defeated that way as an answer.

This guy actually looks kind of badass. I think I like it.

What is that second guy's face doing? It's scary!

Perhaps if we built a large wooden badger ...

Trufax: I had a teddy bear named "Perfect Tommy". He had a skinny red satin tie and I loved him.

I will say, 10-year-old me had never seen anything as funny as the "Puttin' on the Ritz" number.

I am crushed forever that you didn't comment on my suggestion. Laugh-a while you can, monkey boy!

Ahem. Can't believe this isn't up yet.

As far as I am concerned, the only criteria for James Bond are:

That pale green dress she wears to the restaurant... I was like "DAMN GURL!" out loud. Alone in my house.