I volunteered 3x/week at one of these places in high school, and this is absolutely true.
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Well, since it turns the muscle to FAT, the real takeaway is "Botox makes people fat." Which is pretty awesome, considering the level of vanity (and delusion) involved in Botoxing. Maybe the injectable trend will finally die because of this news.
@interpretedworld: I think she means "It's definitely ridiculous and actually might even be completely unhealthy, too!"
@jenalicious: Yeah. I thought the show would be creepy but they're actually some of the more likable people ever to appear on reality TV. I'm glad the show is coming back just for more Christine quotes.
So are we gonna make this Timothy West's life hell 4Chan style or what?
It's absolutely astounding how many Americans don't understand what insurance IS. Including this woman. People don't complain about car insurance or life insurance that they never use. It's why it's "insurance." It only works if we all pay into it.
It's sad that we live in a Glenn Beck world where anyone could think for a moment this stuff was real, but yes, it's well-known to be satire.
I know a "new excuse for more presents" ploy when I see one!
I wouldn't buy his products because he's a vampire.
@eatsshootsleaves: I tried to find it yesterday without luck because apparently flying kites in Tienanmen Square is a regular thing that people do all the time.
@Foster Kamer: Maybe he thought he was in need of medical attention.
I'm so curious about the "he joined my salsa studio" part of this post. Is that a thing?
I saw this last night and it was so creepy. Not the doctor himself, but the "I'm a Watson Baby" part and Steve Hartmann's gross double entendres!
@AgainWithFeeling: I was gonna (sic) it but it just felt rude.
@allyzay: No, I think a lot of us had to be thinking it.
This is now my email signature.
Every time I go to Web MD it tells me I either have hypothermia or MS. Since I'm usually not treading water in the north Atlantic when I enter my symptoms, it's always a freak-out.
Another Belle Watling reference by Sadie Stein! LOVE THESE.
Relax, you guys. It says "unwanted." As in "unwanted by the man." This news-related tongue-in-cheek quicklink is hardly reason for an uprising.
The "in costume" clue could be throwing everyone off. Almost anything could be a costume - a tuxedo, for example. Even the same regular-looking clothing worn three days in a row for filming (along with makeup) could be a costume. I think she just meant it was the first time she saw him in his own clothes.