Ms Coffee, a feminist Jew lady, walks in with a coffee in one hand and a handful of tampons in the other. Both refreshingly hip and wickedly old fashioned she’s unafraid to crack whipsharp jokes harkening to the wonder years. “Hey,” Ms coffee said leaning over, her lady breasts gleaming with sugar, “what’s black and…
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There’s always drama in the banana stand.
Also, if you regularly “dress up” at work, everyone assumes that you’re taking the afternoon off for a doctor appointment when you’re really going to a job interview.
Its braised, sliced Pokémon on rice or noodles.
This is going to be watershed.
Not the friend who recorded it. Obviously she’s fucking guilty as hell and should be prosecuted. What I mean, though, is that here we have a rapist pleading Not Guilty and there is 100 percent complete video proof that the rape was committed, complete with the victim saying “No!”…
Through the table. THROUGH THE DAMNED TABLE!
You’re spot on about Bledel. I found Rory to be totally insufferable by the end, and it seems Bledel kept with that trajectory. Then she married a man who could pass as her fraternal twin brother and that was it. Her spirit animal is a polo shirt.
I mean, have YOU ever tried to use a spoon or take an item out of a cupboard?! Exactly. Those things are impossible. Otherwise people would do them all the time.
The way the woman in the first one looks at the hammer in confusion with a hint of betrayal cracks me up every time. Et tu, hammer?
luckily i am alone in the office right now, because that third one has tears rolling. I CAN NOT stop watching!
Also the woman who cannot successfully crack eggs into a pan without basically getting half of it straight into the burner and the shell blowing shrapnel in fifty directions.
When I had my 7 fosters plus my own three, I think I totally looked like this. Only there were more boxes.
What made the scene notable was it’s real, un-fraught nature. Olivia made a choice. She had an abortion for reasons of her own. No drama, no need to involve anyone else’s opinion. Done. The most revolutionary way to handle this plot thread is to never revisit it.