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Sounds like a show that could be improved by the ship sinking in the middle of sea. 

I was thinking the same thing. A pox on both their houses, honestly.

This take is like trying to determine which pile of shit smells better.

I’m about to write something that is kind of mindblowing if you don’t follow MMA.

I do not like rich kids, Harvard, lawyers, or pink, and I loathe small dogs, but I loved Legally Blonde.
Elle grew, unlike most movie heroes who have one epiphany and call it done.
She broke every female stereotype with a quick little twist of a silly spiked heel. (The pretty girl is smart, the privileged girl is

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While Elle is not a flawless feminist icon (we never did get to see her interact with or advocate for people of color)

Agreed. I think she’s a victim and deserves justice — and that *her* victims *also* deserve justice.  Her victimhood doesn’t remove her culpability, IMHO.

What meaning did it originally carry for you? Coming out in the context of the US invasion of Iraq and promotion of torture, I thought it had a pretty strong disgust aimed at quite a few members of the American government and community. BSG was arguing the moral legitimacy of using IEDs against occupiers at a time

Mack deserves to serve time. She abused multiple people and made them live in fear. She is likely a victim herself but that doesn’t excuse her choice to abuse others. 

Really? Her “biggest regret”?

Haha! The expression on the dog in the Sharon Stone pic is priceless. “Oh not another skin-pic, mom!

Slade Smiley. Just the name. 

There are so many terrible husbands and marriages on this franchise, I’m now only surprised if a cast member DOESN’T have a shady and denigrating husband.

If they’re going to name the kid after the queen, they should’ve gone with Betty. Archie and Betty, a natural pairing.

Because they are full of shit.

Probably the same reason as all the other things and times he’s given these mixed signals (“they’re prisoners trapped in a cage, but I still love them. They wouldn’t help me at my lowest or while my wife was viciously bullied, but we’ll reconcile one day”). Genuine love, stockholm, cynical protection of whatever

I’ll back you up in that I think Lilibet is not a great name and it’s weird to name your child after someone you have conflicted feelings over. I mean, they could be doing the “Albus Severus” route in that they’re acknowledging those conflicted feelings but it’s still yikes. If they’re done with the royals, there’s no

I’m going to get reamed for this, but what the hell: Granted, those are lovely names, but why in the world would they name their child after (“in honor of?”) someone who Harry accused of inflicting generational pain just a while ago (the Queen/Philip-to Charles-to-Harry)? I don’t get that.

A nickname is often unique to an individual. It seems odd that they named their kid with the queen’s. I wonder if Harry ran it by Gran first. I’d have gone with Elizabeth Diana and called her Libby. 

Much like “Phoebe was the best of Friends” ... Heather Morris was always the best of the Glee cast.