@caddiewoodlawn: ah, c'mon. She looks lovely.
@caddiewoodlawn: ah, c'mon. She looks lovely.
@Leucadia: Macaron is what the French call them — it would alleviate the confusion. I do like coconut, but I have to agree the coconut ones to which you refer are a sickly sweet mess.
The Times piece is not talking about these types of macaroons. They are referring to French macarons, which are totally and completely different — and totally and completely delicious. The best place on earth to get them is La Duree in Paris — you can see a picture of what they look like here: [www.laduree.fr]
@cate3710: Wrong kind. These are totally different, and delicious!
@Diana Prince: this really has been worked to death. On an American site, which this is, it is spelled judgment. No one would correct a British site for spelling it differently. It's not parochial, it's specific, and accurate.
@Gretchen: He's already in deep shit, all of his own making.
Sooo, has-been petulant former playboy and current tool Scott Baio is praying about something in the closet?
@recovering hiptard: One of my oldest friends shot it — he let me know last night he was doing it. I don't think it's a full on gynecological shoot. More like someone working on her down there while she cracks wise and we see her under some tent or something. Now *I'm* curious. Gonna go see if I can find out....
Sure, if you come from a family of hateful hillbullies (misspelling intentional).
@sweetjayne: given the context of this post, seems just fine by me.
@Diana Prince: that's fine, in the UK. Not here.
@emase: washed up "actor" and angry teabagging tweeter.
Hey Scott Baio, your stupid is showing.
This is just creepy.
@AnnaBanana: Here's a full shot — not as good as the sleeve suggests, dammit!
@AnnaBanana: Totally agreed. I am going to hunt down a full pic.
@LutherNipperkin: Just like this lowlife creep.
@GrappyKat: the bottles are small and rectangular and cheap looking, I promise!
@rant/roar: Your link doesn't support that claim, unless I am missing something.
@HalfOfABlueMoon: The correct spelling is "judgment."