Ah, I always forget about that. Thanks!

Because they’re an asshole.

I’m having to read the interview in shifts because good lord, the yellow background is not easy on the eyes, but it’s definitely worth clicking through to read.

I read Atlas Shrugged, but it was on a dare. I’ve rarely been so crabby in my life as when I was slogging through that doorstop.

Well, at least they’re trying to make the world a prettier, nicer place.
(I’m trying to focus on the positive today.)

Funny you should mention that; Burning Man is apparently responsible for whateverthehell doit2julia! has decided to show us upthread...

Dagny Taggart would have heated up the branding iron.

Who knows, but I concur - I seriously thought it was Vanilla Ice when I first saw the picture.

Really! I’m honestly surprised it’s not due more to Shannen Doherty, who had a somewhat deserved reputation in those days for on-set shenanigans and tantrums.

Is it though? She probably just reminded a lot of them of their favourite FOX newscasters.

Better than ruining two good families, I guess...

What I think Babylegs is saying is that the show brings up more topics than it can deal with in an effective manner, not that the two are or should be mutually exclusive.

You are magnificent. I regret that I have but one star to give.

I’m pretty sure it’s a joke...

“He’s disgusting - what’s to like?!?” Megan, I cackled.

“This is the slowest I’ve ever been carried.” Aaaaand, I’m in!

I LOVE The Dog Who Wouldn’t Be! It was an annual re-read when I was growing up, and I should revisit it soon. Are you Canadian too?

I just started reading Wodehouse for the first time last night, and you’re not kidding - I’d made it halfway through “My Man Jeeves” before I knew it. Sublime.

These are fantastic - thank you!

Her appointment with Dale Coba - she’s finally going full Stepford.