That was my impression as well. On the other hand, I've heard it said that it can be two things.

I noticed that and I was very grateful to not have to sit through them 9 more times, cool though they were.

Isn't it generally assumed that her mother did it? Intentionally?

Meh. If it wasn't them it would be something else. There will always be hugely vapid swaths of pop culture in this country.

I managed to ignore the Kardashians entirely until I learned that Caitlyn Jenner was married to Pimp Mom. And then I saw that their father was the OJ Kardashian and then I was consumed with curiosity and I started watching reruns of marathons that some station - E, maybe - would run on Fridays when I was "working"…

I've found that each show has its own sort of thread culture.

I'm doing my best to not be curious but I can't help it. God help me.

Yep.

Her other kid is named King. But both of those names are better than that of poor little North West.

Thank you. I had to watch the trailer about 5 times before I was able to see her in that first scene where she's doing the audition. And it's still a struggle.

Whenever I start thinking that maybe the Catholic church is taking baby steps away from being evil, I discover that they invalidated a little girl's first communion because her wafer was gluten-free. FFS, if you believe that this piece of bread is literally transformed into the flesh of Christ, it's really not a big…

That's actually pretty funny. It's what the SO & I would call "dinner and a show." On the other hand, most of the time the shows don't involve feces, but whatever.

Yes, exactly.

Exactly.

I go there for the chicken and the onion rings.

Yeah, I grew up in the south but my mother, who was a great cook, never ever fried chicken. It was cheap and easy and just as good to do takeout. And you don't grease up your kitchen and the air in the house.

I feel sorry for all those people with broken taste buds because there is no universe in which KFC is better than Popeye's.

Nah, it's probably me not reading carefully enough.

Sorry about that. I've seen things such as that put forward completely seriously.

*runs off to Netflix*