I always find it odd that people like Lady Gaga think British accents are cool as if there were only one. The range of English accents is very varied even today. As an Englishwoman there are some English accents which make me swoon and others which make me wince. I wonder if it was the accent Lady Gaga found so entrancing in Prince Henry or whether it was the fantasy of doing a Diana and being elevated from a mere Lady Gaga to Princess.
I really hope there's a lesbian bar somewhere called 'American Sapphic.' The name makes me smile. And, okay, I sometimes wish I could refer to myself as Sapphically-inclined and people would know what I'm talking about.
If you click through to the Mena Suvari link, one of the Chinese condom packages says that the condom inside is "dotted." I am both confused and disturbed.
Congratulations, Joy Behar! And thank you for sharing that story about your friends: it's so important that people realize when they are against gay marriage or are indifferent to gay marriage, this is the consequence of their hate and indifference--hurting good people who are already in pain.
@girlnamedblue is feeling cringe-tastic: I would hate to be forced by much of society to attach much of my worth to a singular appendage. I don't really subscribe to the notion that I'm losing at anything because I'm a woman and that alone - that doesn't determine anything about me either.
Simon Baker is indeed hot, but I cannot get over the fact that his show The Mentalist is basically a rip-off of Psych.
Actually, I might be able to get over that, except that the best part of Psych is that they don't take the ridiculous premise seriously at all, yet The Mentalist does take its stolen premise seriously, which means that I cannot take the Mentalist seriously. If my convoluted English skills have made this post confusing, let me translate it into some simple math: Psych > The Mentalist, and James Roday > Simon Baker.
@LovelyHue: I completely agree. I understand that when, say, a medical drama gets big, then there are other medical dramas, but this is such a blatant, IMHO, rip off of a pretty unique (in TV, at least) idea that I just don't see how they got away with it. Did you see the little shout out/call out in that one episode of Psych to the Mentalist? That was funny.
@LovelyHue: Gosh, I wish I could remember ... it was a throw away line so I can't remember what else was going on .... This season has been really good so far, I hope you can catch it soon!
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Either way, I'll be there with bells on, Mr Owen! Yeah that's right, I'm going to be the one in the bells. And nothing else. Call me!
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Last time I talked goop in public, my mom grounded me for a week.
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Wait...you can do that? I doodle, does that count? I hope so, cuz I am already pantsless.
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I'll admit it, I watched some of that show where she and Paris Hilton lived on a farm or whatever. She was a laugh-riot.
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Actually, I might be able to get over that, except that the best part of Psych is that they don't take the ridiculous premise seriously at all, yet The Mentalist does take its stolen premise seriously, which means that I cannot take the Mentalist seriously. If my convoluted English skills have made this post confusing, let me translate it into some simple math: Psych > The Mentalist, and James Roday > Simon Baker.
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