I already have said my opinions on tea, but my most bizarre tea experience to date is the time I ordered a Green Jasmine pot for one at a cafe and they brought it with milk. I think about it almost daily.

Chai with milk (as is proper), everything else black. No exceptions.

I suppose I’m in it. Family rarely want to visit me *at* my house. I was happy to travel, but recent unemployment has made it more of a hassle.

The “Non-Threatening Boys Magazine” gag in this clip is A+

2 words: Scary Spice

See:

AFAIK, she comes from a poor background - her getting her first disney gig was essentially a meal ticket for her family and I recall her saying it saved them from being homeless? A lot of messed up crap went on at disney.

I have always maintained that Pitt is a character actor who was shoehorned into leading man roles for the better part of his career because he’s pretty.

Me:

Because it’s close, without actually being her name!

May be slightly outing myself, but pretty sure my family doesn’t read this site so I should be good. Mine is less a weird event, more weird guest.

I cycle between having and not having but I just use roll on and wait for it to air dry.

You’d think, but there are still people* in 2018 CE who are enraged at the mere thought of women having underarm hair. In true concern trolling spirit they somehow always manage to claim it’s a matter of “hygiene”.

As a Black Australian (non-Indigenous) Rebel’s success in the US has been bemusing to say the least. She hasn’t got the physical comedy talents of Melissa McCarthy, or the range McCarthy, Queen Latifah, Mo’Nique and (the now less active) Ricki Lake have and younguns like Shannon Purser show signs of possessing. She’s…

Oh and some more titles if we’re including ensemble casts and actresses who gained weight for the role:

When it’s not there, It’s not there unfortunately. But I loved the movie in spite of this.

YMMV as to what is considered plus sized (who even knows. Amy Schumer apparently isn’t big enough, and plus sized models are getting hate comments whenever an angle makes them look slimmer than fans expect), but the racist criticism seems to be more in regard to who she is blocking on twitter for criticising her…

Meanwhile, Sierra Burgess is a Loser is in the corner saying “Fuck my drag, right?”

Racism is alive and well in Australia. White Australians have a carefully crafted international image as cheeky lovable larrikins, but institutional and overt racism towards Indigenous Australians and migrants is the norm.

Is this something you’ll make available publicly? I’d be interested in reading the finished essay.