It wasn’t yiffing, which you know since you’re aware of the scene.

Wasn’t circus tent room supposed to be ‘Arabian Nights’ sunroom or something? Oh, Hildy.

|And meanwhile, a certain horrific act that happens to Julia in the second book will absolutely be shown on screen in the TV show, said actor Stella Maeve. “We’re going for it,” she said. “I had that talk last week [with the producers.] It’s crazy, but I guess that’s one of the things that I can relate with Julia, is…

I liked the moss wall too! I thought it would actually smell really nice, but I like that mossy-peaty smell. If I remember, the rest of the room was pretty.

Arms, from the elbow to the hand.

Sometimes? She’s a hot mess 24-7.

The article just mentions one Philadelphia show, but the series was filmed in and around the area. I actually have several friends who appeared on the show. Hardly any of them kept the designs - one kept her kitchen remodel (which I think she more or less had to, as it was in terrible shape beforehand) and another…

Absolutely. I was surprised so many reviews seemed to miss that. It’s not like The Hunger is a particularly obscure film and it’s a huge touchstone in vampire cinema.

Lake Mungo is an amazing film. I constantly recommend it.

When they get to the raptor pen. I was surprised she didn’t change shoes there — they seemed to be lots of gear around, finding a spare set of combat boots wouldn’t have been a stretch.

I think the uncertainty about the weather is supposed to be disconcerting, much like the mixing of the tech is. She’s going swimming when it appears to be fall/cool out. There’s a scene between the two sisters where they’re walking around the block and one is in a bulky sweater/fall ensemble and the other is in shorts…

A commenter said it’s physical, so did anyone try to fight it? (Presumably yes, and failed?)

They set up the premise that it could look like any of your loved ones and then NEVER used that to trick our heroine. All it had to do was pretend to be one of her friends hurt or something-maybe knocked

I actually found that shot fairly unobstrusive. Now these shots, from the ‘motorcycle cat fight scene’ in that POS movie, Torque, are infinitely worse:

I’ve had better luck with Body Glide than LTE seems to have had — I used it extensively when playing derby and it held up to that level of activity. And long line shorts like Skimmies or bike shorts under dresses. Game changing.

They’re called ‘Skimmies’ and they come in a couple of different versions — about mid-thigh length and boy short length, and there’s some with wicking and some without. I get the longer ones because the boy-short length always seems to roll up on me.

Also, as a former derby player, I strongly endorse Body Glide for…

The compression is light and the cotton is breathable, so they’re just a better option for heat and humidity. I got mine at Macy’s when I was in the states last summer. Definitely try them!

Have you tried the long line Jockey shorts? I love spanx too, but the jockey line is nice and more affordable. (Also, its hot as fuck here, so the less I’m wearing, the better.)

The amazing clothes have been one of the highlights of moving here. Most of the designers showcased here are out of reach for mere working class mortals, but Gul Ahmed is a very big store chain here and extremely popular. If I’m lucky, I can get Sana S on sale. Pattern mixing is common - I still can’t put it together…

The last I checked, the warrioreli site hadn’t been updated in a long time — looking now, they posted a story in December of last year, the only post in 2014. It’s unfortunate. It was a great site, but I don’t know how long I could keep documenting these kind of scamming assholes either.