lol what is that from! i can't imagine when natalie dormer would be doing such an action.

This movie does not gloss over his suffering or his family's slaughter.

hmm, these sound kind of cool - could you share a link to the instagram account? it's okay if not (in case of anonymity concerns)

i just heard this because we registered for knives and got the awesome expensive set from an old family friend who is not of our culture (Indian) so she didn't know. and (obviously i didn't know since i registered for them) so my sister said to just include $1 in the thank you card.

we did!! we found a wedding venue that did a variety of cuisines and would be open to an indian catering partner. so we had stations of modern-indian, jamaican, italian, mediterranean, american, and german/polish mix (which is a kind of a weird mix but the german menu was like ALL pork and that was the one religious…

lol thanks, we get the "your babies are going to be BEAUTIFUL!!" line a lot :) as long as they have his wonderful heart, it'll be all good.

i guess i see what she meant.. i'm still not sure i agree, but okay.

mm, okay, I think I get it. like "it is what you'd expect."

lol sorry, my friends say *our* wedding was the best! (just kidding, I just take it as the compliment it is intended to be.)

I understand that's what you wrote, but I don't understand how that is possible. I cannot imagine what would constitute a basic Indian wedding. Even if I think of only the most simple type of Indian wedding, it would still be more colorful, intricate, detailed, and particular than a "basic" non-Indian American wedding?

how can you claim that an Indian wedding, particularly the 3-5 day variety, fall into the "Basic Wedding" category? they are at LEAST in the "Formal Wedding" category. There's nothing basic about any Indian wedding.

i was in a very similar situation as you, started drinking in 2012. the only hard drink i could stand was a rum and diet coke, or an amaretto sour. both are not bitter or too alcohol-y, you taste the mixer (the coke or the sour mix/lemon/lime thing) more so than teh alcohol.

I used eHarmony and while it took diligent effort (reviewing matches, answering questions, writing emails), it worked well for me! met my husband about 8 months into it, we got engaged a little over a year later, and married 1.5 years later ( just a few months ago). I liked eHarmony because it wasn't just users…

hmmm, okay, i see your point. those moments where he does that are striking and different than the earlier seasons.

true, Sheldon's experienced some changes in his life. But in that episode where he realized (was called attention to) all those changes, his reaction was not to grow and accept but to flip out, (try to) dump Amy, and most lately, basically run away.

i LOVE Victoria!!

UGH why does Jim Parsons keep getting awards for Sheldon?? he's just playing a robotic asshole. and given how the same mannerisms and way of speaking carries over to any other role Jim plays, he's not even acting much. I don't mean Jim may be an asshole - I mean he's not ADDING anything to the character with…

Melissa McCarthy!! Mike and Molly is actually really fun and well-written, and has a strong ensemble cast all around. there is not one character/actor in that ensemble that is not consistently hilarious!

I haven't watched the show — do the experts really do the matching or do they just read some generic notes? if it's as flimsy as you say, then it IS basically the same as arranged marriages. many arranged marriages are not arranged in consideration of personality/temperament ("oh my daughter would love spending time…

I agree! I don't get the snark in this article at all. There are a few AMC dine-in service theaters in my state (NJ) and they are fantastic! really a great experience. AND you buy a specific seat so there's no worry about trying to rush to get a good seat once you've bought your ticket.