I have also had a life completely out of the realm of most people, and I can't even count the number of times I've heard "oh my god, you must be SO STRONG. I don't know how you survived..."
I have also had a life completely out of the realm of most people, and I can't even count the number of times I've heard "oh my god, you must be SO STRONG. I don't know how you survived..."
And your contribution to the lexicon is...?? Moffat's brilliant, and no one is perfect. I consider him unassailable on the strength of Jekyll alone. When you've got a show or two like Sherlock under your belt, then your judgment of his skill will be relevant.
Love his voice but hate hate hate Waking Up. Visceral, instant dislike.
I'm only guessing here, but I think that may mean she de-feathers the ducks after they've been slaughtered.
Liam Cunningham... http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0192377…
I think he may have orchestrated the whole thing, hoping to break free of his "restrictive" TV show. Not that there's another network with A&E's reach that will actually tolerate/promote his born-again ravings, but I am willing to bet he believes there is.
Same here - still hate everything I hated then, with the exception of oranges. I did learn to swallow food without chewing it, with a big gulp of milk. (The taste of bell pepper flavored milk, blechhh.) Got through many a meal without chewing much, and we went through lots of milk.
Gena Rowlands is amazing, but also was married to Nick's FATHER, John, himself a actor (Rosemary's Baby, The Dirty Dozen, anyone?) and phenomenal director (Gloria, A Woman Under the Influence, both starring Rowlands.) I know this is Jezebel, but to mention Rowlands without mentioning John Cassavetes...?
Let me help you. "If my HR is more concerED with spelling mistakes than hiring the right person THEN they should be fired."
Most kind of you...most kind.
Can I borrow "perma-acerbic"? Well, not borrow, exactly. Steal?
Thank you.
Yes, I can see an aging widow in the early 20th century wearing it, (with a hanky tucked up the sleeve at her wrist) if it were black. God Awful.
I merely related my own personal anecdote about seeing my grandmother's knee-length breasts...swing low and free if that's your preference.
Well dearie, (proper way for an old to address a young) the study did not include women over 35, so...as someone over 35 by a smidge or 15, please consider wearing a bra/camisole/whatever and doing a few pushups/moving around a bit/exercising occasionally to stave off the pendulous sagathon that comes to us all…
Make-up artist AND stylist, if any created this monstrosity.