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I personally think this entire season has been dropdead funny (people have different senses of humor!) but definitely the selling point on the show is their fabulous female friendship. We really don't ever get to see a relationship like that between women. So refreshing and honest and gross and perfect.

Also my best

"They're broke, but they're also, like, white upper-middle-class privileged people," says Glazer. "It's not real rags-to-riches. It's fake poor. They could always move home if they needed to."

That is exactly how I feel about Nicki. I generally don't stan. But.... stanning for them always and forever.

CATCH UP that was a great episode. Very funny but also very sweet.

Ouch. That title was a little hurtful.

that's not real

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I think those first two used one of those lip sucker things that are supposed to give you Full Luscious lips (turn your volume down for this one):

Choreplay is the idea that you can get a man to do more around the house by gifting him a little 'tang for his trouble

IS IT SO WRONG TO WANT SPICE THINGS UP!

The day I suck a man's dick for any other reason than because I goddamn felt like it is the day every single one of you needs to put a fucking bullet in my head.

choreplay=putting those kindness coins in until I get sex.

Warms my heart to see shows like Empire, Sleepy Hollow and Scandal force tv execs to realize black people watch television as well. You'd think Living Single taught them this lesson int he 90's but apparently not.

Man i hope Cosby is on his guest list. I would pay actual money dollars to see that.

Yes! Every time I see one of these dumbass proposal videos, I realize that the way my husband proposed (early morning walk on the beach while on vacation with all of our close friends, but away from everybody), I feel very happy I married him. This proposal is all about this dude. It's not cute, it's not creative, and

My now-fiance told me that one of our mutual friends offered to hide in the bushes (he proposed at a park we frequented) and take photos of the proposal. He told our friend that I would hate that. He is a good, good man. :)

Battery Park, at night, by the water and illuminated by the Statue of Liberty. Only audience was rats and potential muggers, which is just the way I likes it.

Remember before the Internet when people just fucking proposed with a goddamn ring in a champagne glass/piece of chocolate cake/etc.?

Can I mention how lucky I am to have a man who made me wait at a spot at Glacier National Park for 5 minutes for 4 other people to leave in order to ask me, quietly, to marry him. No videos, no cameras, no audience. I am lucky.