@phantom lady: Wow she looks like Madonna here. But now I get it a bit more. I will excuse my mistake because I have only seen SatC movie once and never watched the series, so...
@phantom lady: Watched Mannequin once on youtube so it was kind of blurry. But I'm barely an 80's baby (born in '89) so she isn't really someone I saw on television a lot. #mileycyrus
godDAMNit. It's YOU'RE. I couldn't get past the first damn word of Frances Bean's "open letter" and won't read any more. Sorry, but the use of your for you're makes me a little crazy.
@pmarble: their they're - your going to half to give her some credit, cuz irregargless of her age, the letter was actually really like articulate and stuff.
Dear Frances,
I wish I had a famous parent or sibling whose coattails I could ride into D-list celebrity of my own. As you get older, dear, you will come to appreciate the fine arts of slacking, napping, and general derelict--things that only come comfortably with a lifestyle of celebrity. Right now, as I did at your age, you have energy and angst to spare. When you are 38, you will look back fondly on 17, smile, yawn, and then think, "Eh--I could have been sleeping." And only then will you truly appreciate the fact that your life is financed and fancy-free because of your genetic infamy. God bless you, child.
Raphaela
P.S. Love your mom. Tell her I said hi!
i kind of think francis bean is same shit, different package. being angsty is a right of passage in american adolescence, its true, but she is just as blind to her privilege as ms. lohan. her tweets are painfully self-righteous. being the spawn of a rock-god doesnt automatically give her more authenticity.
i say this because i was a lot like that at her age, but im so glad that there arent permanent records of it. or that my angsty outbursts werent national popculture news.
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I wish I had a famous parent or sibling whose coattails I could ride into D-list celebrity of my own. As you get older, dear, you will come to appreciate the fine arts of slacking, napping, and general derelict--things that only come comfortably with a lifestyle of celebrity. Right now, as I did at your age, you have energy and angst to spare. When you are 38, you will look back fondly on 17, smile, yawn, and then think, "Eh--I could have been sleeping." And only then will you truly appreciate the fact that your life is financed and fancy-free because of your genetic infamy. God bless you, child.
Raphaela
P.S. Love your mom. Tell her I said hi!
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i say this because i was a lot like that at her age, but im so glad that there arent permanent records of it. or that my angsty outbursts werent national popculture news.
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Ugh...I really cannot take Jesse Eisenberg in anything. He's so nervous & twitchy I just have to look away.
BTW, I hated The Squid & the Whale. What a pretentious load of a film.
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