I'm not entirely sure what I just saw, and I'm not sure how I feel about it. However, I think I know what Martina's big plan is...

Makes you wonder why Diana is choosing to read the Dirt Bag, then :P

yassssssssssssssssssssssss. yes yes yes.

Burt, how on earth did you *find* this? It's amazing and I love it... did you go to youtube and search "wine cat" or something?

This is entirely too delightful. I can't wait.

Ugh.

I gotta say, "glandular and fluid replenishment" is getting me all hot and bothered! brb.

I think that's the best possible response!

I think the word you're looking for is schadenfreude!

I think it's schadenfreude - pleasure in someone else's pain/downfall. There's an Avenue Q song about it!

Who the hell puts "time" on the y-axis? That's a bit odd... not winning me over, dude.

So sad that I'm not surprised by this. :/

That woman is a caricature of herself. Adaptogenic? REALLY?

Jia... I thought you made up the stuff from the newsletter. And then I followed the link and found out that that was straight reporting. I have no more words.

Mmmm. Hello, future husband!

#truth

Yeah, I *almost* felt bad for him, but ugh. Javert's performance as the potential to be one of the best, and he completely blew it - my sympathy was replaced by rage. Then he comes out with this heap of shit telling actresses to not try to play roles out of their league, and then what little sympathy could have been…

True, it wasn't that great - I should have been clearer: I like the original Broadway cast recording. The Crowe/Neeson movie didn't do it for me because I have a hard time accepting Les Mis without music!

He was certainly better, though I'm a bigger fan of the musical.