I'm waiting to realise how great an action actress she is.

They're acting like they know what vegetables are, which judging from the PhDs I know is neither required and/or tested for in physics-related degrees.

Chicago Law, Chicago Legal, just another legal show set in another city. If they break up for good, as you say, why is it called "Good Wife"?

Impossible! They're exactly the same things! Writing too!

I feel like they're already going around in circles, with the re-investigation of Florek. it's nice that there'll be no more Alicia/Will locked horns or locked groins—that's a definite relief, but what's going to stop it from becoming Chicago Law? The unique indentifiers are wearing off, and It's tiring that's she's…

That's a damned shame, when they give back the dismiss button. Anyway, I've been reading a lot of discussion of the show as if it was the last season, and watching it that way has made it a lot more fun. I realised I don't want more—I want them to go balls to the wall with Will (check) and the Justice (oncoming), and…

Isn't this the last season?

Should Venus Williams kill her Armani model boyfriend, no matter how famous said boyfriend becomes as a result of the trial (or was before), he will be referred to as Venus' boyfriend.

I am irrationally frustrated by the use of "everyone" in situations when it's patently unprovable and highly unlikely. Just say most people were cheated on and move on. Whether you're being you're deliberately or self-soothingly inflammatory, it's not cute.

Judging by the amount of photoshopping she apparently gets normally, *some* of the picture might be smoothed over. Maybe the hairs got prettied up too.

But I've never said I phrased the question as "Where are you from?" The "where you born here?" was a clumsy shortening that doesn't even deserve quote marks and I shouldn't have even typed it. "Are you from LA? Which part?" works very well.

I'll never not be a non-white foreigner, so I'll never know. But I have, in general, had the most fascinating and educational conversations that were as driven on the other side as much as by me, and that's not me making things up. I got answers to questions I'd never even have thought to ask, and service providers…

I rarely tell anyone I like their accent, merely because it skeeves me out to receive. But I've never had anyone respond badly to "What kind of accent am I hearing?" An answer of "North Carolina" is just as interesting as "Myanmar" to me, as is being told about Electronica or different sorts of Brazilian string…

Since my sister's anthropologist aggression has gone through the roof and no one's killed her yet. I figure I can get away with asking, by coming in through accent or music (which is how he learnt about capoeira, because he knew less about the roots of the piece than I did) playing, but maybe I look affable? Any cab…

Who likes to split hairs of a well-executed nutpunch. Yes, I am.

You validate me.

Are you in the US?

As someone who had a sideline kicking guys in the nuts, yes. Hitting them in the nuts takes different technique and consideration than harming them with just their penis.

Hey, last time I did that he learnt a lot about capoeira and I learnt about video games. You can ask white people those questions too. Shame on her if she's not.

I had a side job with zero censorship—I was one of the two employees in the running for "most disgusting"—I got to show people 2girls1cup (back when anyone was startled by it), grope and get groped (boobs and groins equally appropriate), invite them over for Audition night, send customers sex toys after they'd moved…