I'm good. We're good to go. Thanks for the follow up, though.
For an ogre, you're very sensitive and thoughtful.
Totes. My ovaries fell out of my body at that line.
Still looking for my ovaries under the desk somewhere....
YOU ARE NOT MAWWYING BELLE. EVER EVER EVER.
Huh. I was picturing the audience flinging flaming bags of dog poo. That would be my personal choice.
Perfect. You nailed it.
It's like watching an externally manifested existential crisis. Except with face paint.
Awww. I wish I had that silliness in my own family relationships. Fun to watch a brother and sister enjoy each other so much as friends. That's a good clip for the new year.
Holy crap. I think acornprincess had a valid point worth bringing up, and her connections were not so completely off-base. In writing, your word choice is called "tone," and what acornprincess politely mentioned here was "critical feedback." I think acornprincess used a better choice of words than you, all the way…
Aaaannnnd followed. :)
It's like you are in my head, Eileengency.
I have said from Season 1 that Piper's biggest mistake was not her criminal past, nor was it her big and toxic love for Alex. Her biggest goodam mistake was turning down Suzanne, and not becoming half of the Crazy Eyes/Dandelion federal prison power couple they could have been.
"Kathie Lee Gifford's original musical comedy Today: The Musical premiered today..."
For everyone saying, "Wow, if that's her happy reaction, imagine when she's sad or angry."
Yes. And now imagine her sexytime sounds, too.
FWIW, I ran into my own kitchen when I heard her.
Honestly, that trip was about two years ago and I do not remember the specific book I read on those flights. I am sure it was related to the conference I was attending, because that's my habit. That piece of info itself doesn't jog my memory right now, because the important part of those stories (in my mind) were the…
Yeah, I would have been ok with a brief two-way convo about that stuff. I still wasn't looking for an airplane hook-up, if that was his goal.
Coincidentally, on a different leg of the very same business trip, an older woman seated next to me also commented on (the same) book I was reading. She was chatty, which ok,…
Ok, so this example didn't happen online, but I have had the online equivalent happen several times in the past.
On an airplane, a guy across the aisle from me tried to start a conversation based on the subject matter of what he saw me reading. He immediately worked his resume and "credentials" into his end of the…
I disagree on one point: They are totally getting the type of woman they want, one who gives a shit about their portfolio.
I have a friend who eats this genre up with a spoon. Whatever gets you through the night, I guess.
P.S. I'm sparing you all the gif I found of a cat throwing up a hairball that I was going to use to express my own opinion about wedding-centered movies. Happy holidays!