Ahh. Still, probably why they went with crewmembers this year.

I had no idea...adding it to my Amazon cart right now.

Every season, my opinions of the designers change as someone shows their true colors on the real person challenge.

That episode had me yelling at the screen, I was so pissed. How dare you treat any client that way, let alone your fellow contestant’s mother?

Truth. I have to buy a size up to have the necessary length, which makes them more likely to fall down (I like thigh-highs.) I’m average height and size, it shouldn’t be that difficult.

The season two winner took her prize money and invested in a store that makes clothes for actual women in her hometown in Texas. The show got so much shit for not picking a “fashion designer” to win.

Your grandmother is what every woman needs in every town.

It was hilarious! Heidi was not having it.

The situation is also complicated by several New York area physicians that have made a career out of treating “chronic lyme” and the older academic mentor physicians are highly suspicious of their ethics. Not enough to challenge it, but enough that I and my fellow med students were taught to be highly skeptical.

I also get really tired of the judges questioning the “taste level” of any designer that doesn’t design clothing for Manhattan white women. They must have been warned, because it’s gotten better than in the Bravo days, when it was obvious and disgusting.

The biggest bitches I’ve ever met are straight men. Actually, they’re male surgeons. Them be bitches.

I occasionally enjoy Top Chef, but yep. It’s the best show.

I also think they wanted the “real person challenge” do not involve poor innocent fans or family members of other designers. It’s always the most infuriating challenge, because the designers are such assholes to non-model sized clients. There’s always at least one person trying not to cry because the designer made…

I agree, the only people that should be allowed a permit to own a venomous snakes are parselmouths.

That is some of the best parenting advice I have ever read.

Why the hell are they still holding on to Columbus, anyway? I never got that.

Side note: My husband is reading Atlas Shrugged for the first time, and his reactions are hilarious. He keeps asking me, “Wait, this is the book that gives Rand Paul, et al a hard on? They have read other books since high school, right?” and “Wait, does Ayn Rand really think rape is sexy? Because that was a rape scene…

Welcome!

True. Jezebel is kind of friendship porn for me. I get to “meet” all these brilliant, funny people.

Your casual dropping of history knowledge makes me love you.