Mabinogia

I had no idea he was getting child support. Ugh. Those poor children. Their mother is mentally unwell and their father is, well, Kevin Federline. I hope a lot of that money is going towards therapy.

I get that is what she is saying, and okay, fair, but really, they're just movies. I know she is an actress so she probably thinks what they do is far more important than it is, but they just make believe for a living, and in doing that, they have ruined people's lives.

I loved that show, well, the first few seasons at least. Season 1 was brilliant! But it is the kind of show that has an expiration.

Or the cell phone going off at exactly the wrong moment. Don't people know you can put them on mute?

Hmmm, maybe I should look into State Farm. I have a 9 year old car I bought brand new and I just broke the 10k mile mark.

This, exactly! There was more than enough drama and story and emotion to mine in the actual attack. It could still be a love story if that's what they wanted but the triangle was so ridiculously soapy with the two men being friends fighting over the same woman. It was so unnecessary and made all three characters unlikable. I always question the writing/directing choices when I end up rooting for the main characters' deaths.

Me either. I could stand Fonzie, I just didn't get the appeal and didn't like how the show began to focus more and more on him as his popularity rose. hahahahaha, I love this. As a kid my mind totally worked that way.

I really do think their fate was the result of a perfect shit storm of bad things happening all at once. They really were just doomed.

She'd be the one they "forgot" to give the right time and date to.

I'm undecided on if I think Victoria was smart to spread her seed throughout all of European royalty or insane for doing so. lol On the one hand, it linked them all together and ensured her families power on the other it made a soap opera style mess of things. Still, to the common Englishman I think they would see her as that horrible German, which is kind of how Russians saw her, than, as someone related to the former Queen since, as you said, pretty much every royal family was related to QV. It kind of looses it's luster when they can all claim that. I just think that the anti-German sentiment during a war where almost everyone was against the Germans trumped anything else.

Fonzie came across to me, even when I was a child, as a sad loser who was probably popular in high school but never made anything of himself so he hangs out with the high school kids because they think he's cool because he's older. I liked Henry Winkler, he did the best he could, but I always thought Fonzie was kind of pathetic.

I just don't know why anyone needs $275ish thousand dollars a fucking month! I could live quite happily on that a year. Is she raising over twenty children or something? Or is she just fucking greedy? I doubt her sports career would have earned her that (women do not make nearly what men do in sports), so I don't feel too bad about her giving up her career to be a for profit baby mama.

I think George would have taken in Nicholas and the children. I think the real problem was the German Alexandria. Taking her in during WWI at a time when even George was changing his German name would threaten his country and his family. I don't think for a second he made the choice lightly. They really do look like brothers, practically twins. That had to be a hell of a hard choice for George to make. I do agree that if the royal family had just vanished into the night and quietly found refuge in another country it would be highly unlikely they would have been turned away. It was more the public admission of letting them in that most world leaders were balking at.

Totally agree Spartan Girl. I would like to see a GOOD movie made about Pearl Harbor, but that sure as hell wasn't it.

It's why I can't stand shows with a live studio audience. I was watching an ep of Good Times not too long ago where James makes this speech about inequality, and yes, it was a great speech, but the audience applauded for what felt like two minutes, which doesn't sound like that much until you remember the episode is only 22 minutes long. It's worse any time a well known guest star shows up and the entire cast have to kind of hold what they were saying/doing until it dies down. It totally disrupts the flow, especially when it happens mid sentence for one of the regulars.