Eh, if the group is using it to make fun of themselves (it’s funny because it’s true!) then what’s the harm? It’s when a non-Jew uses it to shame a Jew (or a white person talking about CPT to a black person) that’s it’s skeevy, IMO.

I think he knew the reporter’s last name and figured she was Jewish (I would assume Rosman is Jewish). JST is a ‘thing’, I’ve heard it all my life (I’m a Chicago Jew) but only from Jews about other Jews/themselves. It’s off to hear it from a non-Jew.

I’m Jewish and have heard it used often, by Jews about Jews. JST means to be a little late, but still socially acceptable, like 15 minutes, to a larger function where your presence may not be noticed immediately. I.E. “we were on JST for the Bat Mitzvah party, but not the Bat Mitzvah service.”

I wore the key to a friend’s jewelry box on my hoop earring for much of 1986-87. I thought I was the coolest sorority girl that ever was.

Please, somebody, make a GIF with Milania SITTING IN THE DELI CASE at the grocery store while Teresa talks on the phone. That’s my favorite Milania Moment.

Sandy was only foreign in the movie, not the play. They made her from Utah in tonight’s version, as that’s where Julianne is from.

I was holding my breath during that song, seeing what they would change all the dirty stuff to.

Of course all the innuendo flew over my head as a kid, but realized it as an adult. I am old enough to have seen Grease in the movie theater upon it’s actual release, so imagine my surprise that the ‘cool moms’ (around my age) were letting their kindergarten girls watch it. Really? At least we were middle school/upper…

I don’t watch any Karashian shows (I’m not above it all; I watch all of the Housewives except OC) and try not to click to encourage any of blogs I read to post more (even fashion blogs are all about Kendall/Gigi/Bella. Yes, I know the Hadids are not Kardashian/Jenners).

My mother will proudly tell you that she saw the original version of Grease where it started as a play, in Chicago.

Unless she used Amanda’s last name (I don’t see that she did) it’s unlikely that people are going to go out of their way to track her down for screwing up Andie McDowell’s first class seat, IMO.

Why shouldn’t she call out the people who didn’t help her? I’ve seen ‘real people’ do this as well.

I hate the Midwest. And I live there.

I’d be all yell-y and scream-y about stereotypes, but I’ve been off work for the last two days, and only left my house to drive my kids somewhere.

Well, this trend hasn’t spread to the Western Metro that I know of. Plymouth in the house! (Our pants are in our closets and drawers, thank you very much).

You know what? I really like “Higher”. Even though I’m Jewish and the lyrics are a bit too Christian rock-y when I actually listen to them.

Wasn’t Gizelle’s husband a preacher, too? A cheating preacher, imagine that ;)

I will say that I found it odd that the valets didn’t meet the guests at the house and then drive their car down the driveway and park it. The convenience of a valet is that you don’t have to walk. It’s like the set up was to make it easier on the valets instead of the guests.

Sooo... are we going to have recaps? ‘Cause I am a bit obsessed with how they’re all obsessed with ETIQUETTE. Damn. Mrs. Black Bill Gates typed up some rules and put them into a picture frame to lecture her ‘friend’. Pretty sure that Emily Post would say that was rude. Ms. I Have a Salon Room In My Home asked her…

The difference between Bethenny giving advice to Erica and Sonja is: Bethenny has experience in the field that Sonja is going into, and Sonja desperately needed an outside observer. Bethenny runs actual businesses, one of which is shape wear, which is close enough to fashion to be able to give advice.