So I guess they are waiting until MJ looks like he did in "Thriller" before putting him to his final rest. God. Lord. Enough already. A here's a big ol scoop of STFU for you, Papa Joe.
Women also may be pregnant if they:
-feel ill
-have a headache
-are tired
-have good skin
-have bad skin
-are in a bad mood
-are in a good mood
-are hungry
-are not hungry
(Having reached year seven of a so far childless marriage, my mother asked "Could you be pregnant?" to each of the feelings listed above.)
@katynels: A few classic telltale signs from my own mother:
-are secretive
-are talkative
-are cleaning
-are in a good relationship
-are talking about friends' weddings and babies
And don't forget that pregnancy symptom uncovered by college health centers everywhere:
-are a female college student seeking medical treatment for anything.
Nothing about the Montag quote makes sense. Does her dad not see the gazillions of photos of her, including those of her toting around that stupid issue? And, God didn't give you that body if you have fake tits. Just sayin'.
@Penny: Also, how does she reconcile her "big" Christianity with the idea that men are masturbating to photos of that God-given, surgically enhanced body? Somehow I don't think her minister is gonna sign onto that one.
Maybe someone who has actually done the buying property thing can help me out here, but I thought the whole point of a short sale was that it was sold by the bank because the owner was defaulting somehow?
@Laulau: I am no real estate expert, but I believe a short sale is where the bank agrees to allow the owner of the home to sell it for less than they owe the bank because they are having trouble making their payments, or can't sell the home what they owe the bank.
I eagerly ran to the photo to see these tortuous heels of Renee's but discovered to my disappointment that they are merely torturous.
(Sorry, it's just that I hate what's happening to the word "tortuous" and must protect its honor every chance I get.)
@slowpoke.r: You're right, the laces appear to be the very definition of tortuous. But I decided that if I was going to nitpick I should go the whole school marm route and be literal about it.
@crotchety: Well, judging by Dodai's response, her intent was to write torturous so really you were right. It just seemed worth pointing out that someone could actually wear a shoe that would fit both definitions. Ouch.
Jessica Biel and Jessica Alba are in the same movie? That seems . . . weird to me. I guess I think of them as pretty interchangeable (known for their bodies more than their acting, rose to B-list fame around the same time) -- part of my brain is all: Why would you cast them both?
That "Blanket" Jackson article talks about how the mother was chosen because of her appearance, light skin tone, etc. - but then it says that a donor egg was used.
Is it just me, or does that make no sense whatsoever?
@schweppes: Sorry, I wasn't clear. The surrogate was chosen because of her appearance, which obviously (I think) has no effect on the appearance of the child, since she's not biologically related to him. That's the part that doesn't make sense to me.
But I guess it's all part of some fantasy about seeing a beautiful pregnant woman and knowing that she is carrying your child.
Heidi’s mum probably has a good point regarding her big Christian daughter’s decision to pose naked for Playboy. There is a biblical precedent. Everything in the Garden was fine when Eve was going around completely naked. Things only started to go pear (or should that be apple shaped) when she decided to put some clothes on.
Wait, is Regis my 96 year old great-grandma? Because that is totally something she would say to someone in the midst of a divorce. "Oh don't worry dear. He'll come around if you give it time. I know he's having sex with other women now, but really you're the one he's always loved and he can't just leave all those babies behind! Ohhh why are you crying dear? Have a muffin!"
I am loving that Sarah's screenplay not only got picked up, but will also be produced by someone with definite Hwood power. I am doing a dance of joy in my office for a forthcoming, kick-ass female-centric movie!
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Jon Hamm, I used to think the same thing. But then I started watching you in 'Mad Men'.
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Having breast implants+other plastic surgery to get that body means you no longer get to credit god for it. that is all.
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-feel ill
-have a headache
-are tired
-have good skin
-have bad skin
-are in a bad mood
-are in a good mood
-are hungry
-are not hungry
(Having reached year seven of a so far childless marriage, my mother asked "Could you be pregnant?" to each of the feelings listed above.)
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-are secretive
-are talkative
-are cleaning
-are in a good relationship
-are talking about friends' weddings and babies
And don't forget that pregnancy symptom uncovered by college health centers everywhere:
-are a female college student seeking medical treatment for anything.
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(Sorry, it's just that I hate what's happening to the word "tortuous" and must protect its honor every chance I get.)
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Is it just me, or does that make no sense whatsoever?
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But I guess it's all part of some fantasy about seeing a beautiful pregnant woman and knowing that she is carrying your child.
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