Definitely in the minority here but I am not excited about this in the slightest. Based on the trailer it’s basically the exact same characters (only female!) and premise as the Ocean movies. Also, why the need to latch on to the Ocean franchise? These women can carry a movie on their own without having to be linked…

I wanted to like them but I never knew what the heck was going on in them ever! Did anyone?

Am I the only one who didn’t like the Ocean’s movies? I thought they were smug and self congratulatory. Carry on.

As a fellow old (and a Floppy Moppet fangirl), I am here to support you. Us olds gotta stick together.

My point though is that while rich people could afford to protect themselves, the costs to their business and investments (aka the things that actually make them rich) from each Purge, not to mention the costs of all that protection and clean-up, would eventually eat into their wealth and the wealth of the nation at…

Wow now that’s how you make a rap video.

One thing I simply cannot get over in the video: you make an entire 4 minute production all about empowering women and making them look badass and YET no one thought to teach Jourdan Dunn how to not look like a fool on that horse (her heels need to be way down, she’s not holding her reins properly)? Granted no one who…

It was great to look at, but must have just been awful to clean. With the humidity from the shower the wall was probably unspeakably gross within a week.

Right? Like what always blew my mind after seeing the first Purge and seeing the utter devastation at the end of the movie is being like wait they’ve done this 8 times and shit looked utterly normal at the beginning of the movie? How is the US not a wasteland?

I love it too, but beyond the things requiring bureaucracy to work, my biggest issue with the Purge is can you imagine what the annual economic costs of just one Purge night would be? Like in a Purge world, I can’t imagine any insurer ever covering losses that occur during the Purge, which means every business and…

As someone who is frequently accused of being annoyingly pedantic, I kinda love that this movie concept sends us all into a tailspin of theoretical bureaucratic paperwork. You are my people.

That’s true about cars and such. But, I’d steal the money and use it to purchase the car. Done. Lol.

And SO MUCH badly painted MDF shit.

She did a bedroom by covering the walls with toile de jouy fabric that she had bought in Paris. The husband was confused but the wife LOVED it, as did I.

She’s the reason to watch! If TLC keeps her on a short leash, they’re really missing the appeal of this show!

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: my Purge would consist of robbing a Sephora, hitting the pet store, and spending the next 11 hours in my jammies, rolling in a pile of puppies, and watching YouTube makeup tutorials.

YES HILDE IS BACK! #HAYWALLS

She should have insisted on a contract protecting her rights to the milkshakes and the revenue stream. That’s a tough thing to do as an employee, especially a young one, but it’s really the only good way to do it.

This sucks for her, but it’s an illustration of something I think a lot of people don’t realize: There is no practical way of protecting recipes beyond keeping the ingredients/preparation process a secret. Neither trademark nor copyright law apply to recipes as recipes. While it is technically possible to patent a…

People think Steve Jobs was the genius of our times. The bar wasn’t set very high.