To be fair, I think what you’re hearing is fear and frustration. I saw an attempted hit and run once and as we bystanders stood in the street we became increasingly angry and the EMT response time (urban area) and that the driver was attempting to get away. Some people literally had to wrestle her keys away and you’d…

I’m from Jersey! I remember the ads!!!! (We never went because my Dad sold insurance and always cringed whenever we’d ask.)

Unlikable characters with an agenda and great writing can make a great show!

THIS! You saw it too!

I sure am. (God forgive me.)

THIS! Exactly. They’d still be in NK.

This is great (like, their flow is great too) so thanks for posting it!

That’s a great point; Perhaps because there are few plus size women making choices at the higher echelons on these companies. How about few women, period.

(But have you seen the inside of a Lane Bryant lately? What’s on the website or in commercials is usually not available for purchase and what you get are pseudo-Mumu’s marketed as “Maxi Dresses” for $119. It’s still the same cheap-azz fabric as Fashion Bug or Ross but marked up to the ceiling.)

Thanks for that insight. It’s truly interesting to hear first hand how merchandising works in the real world. (And yes, I know a 10 or sometimes a 12 is the largest sizes many stores I love carry.)

Thanks for the feedback. Will so much of what’s being sold made overseas, I imagine the samples are all smaller, thus the end units are smaller. When the average American woman is a 14-16, why don’t you have the latitude to order more 14-16s which are sure to sell?

Great anecdote, but what kind of online group would write things like that? They don’t deserve your time or input if they’re spewing that kind of vitriol. (Or perhaps I missed the satire of the final statement. I hope I did...)

“But if that change meant that more women would spend money on clothes that fit them without having to revert to online shopping, maybe that would be enough to save American retail as we know it from its protracted death.”

Great points...And they should just cancel the show.

I didn’t take anything snippy from your comment; And yes, whatever possessed me to read anything on TMZ? That aside I still want reality TV to end. There’s nothing left to show except...Nevermind, I don’t want to be vulgar. (And sadly, people will probably watch anything at this point.)

It was a third party law firm who oversaw the investigation, but I see what you mean. If Demario is truly off the hook/Cleared of wrongdoing he should demand a public apology and statement of indemnity from the production company. I always feel a little uncomfortable when the term “assault” is used via hearsay and…

THIS! Say it again for the people in the cheap seats. Remember this book?

This! My first reaction to this story was “They didn’t see the movie?”

And this: “WH repeats Scalise ‘David Duke without the baggage’ claim” 

Thank you for the synopsis. I’ll take your advice...