I was in a high school production where Rosie was played by a WASP.

Kim...

Paul Lynde was so identified with that role that aside from the lead (Dick Van Dyke) he was the only cast member brought from the Broadway cast to the film.

I would love, LOVE every monday morning to tune into some podcast/radio station/tv/cable program broadcasting something-anything-from this woman. She’s a treasure.

Cue up my recurring nightmare about my high school choir teacher yelling “Belt it! BELT IT!!!” at me as I try to sing “what’s the TALE nightingale?”

Bobby - I also have a special place in my heart for “Bye Bye Birdie”

So cmon folks, lets cast this shit right now:

Albert
Mae
Conrad Birdie
Kim
Mr. McAfee
Mrs. McAfee
Hugo

THANK YOU FOR PROVIDING THAT CRITICAL CONTEXT.

That’s literally just a lyric from one of the songs (where she wishes her partner would quit his job as a hollywood agent and become an english teacher like he always dreamed). The character of Rosie is a shrewd businesswoman who doesn’t take racist shit from her POS mother-in-law and demands credit for the work she…

OMG OMG OMG! Who gets to be Paul Lynde?

OMG WUT

This, nobody we want to be president, actually wants to be president. What would happen if we all wrote her in and she actually won, would she still be all “nah, i’m good”?

Seriously, why can’t she just be my best friend big sister mentor?

I have always said this. Anyone who desires that much power shouldn’t have it.

+1

Michelle Obama is basically a real world Tami Taylor. I just want her to give me life advice, inspire me to do better, and have a glass of wine with me a few times a week.

“Anyone capable of getting themselves elected President, should, on no account, be allowed to do the job” - Douglas Noel Adams.

tbh the fact that she doesn’t want to be president makes her even more qualified in my mind

But like, can she just give everyone a pep talk every morning telling us we are great and that everything is going to be okay?

How about a man less powerful, a man equally powerful, oh, and sure, a man more powerful.

Raise your hand if a man more powerful than you has groped you.