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14 hours ago, slf said:
I don't think encouraging someone to eat oatmeal after they've admitted to consuming every bit of coffee in their home (and this is Lorelai so there was likely a ton of coffee in that house) is being unreasonable, nor is trying to give fruit to someone who mostly consumes hamburgers, pizza, other kinds of take-out, candy, and caffeine. Maybe if he wasn't so close to them then I'd think he was being a nut about it but he's known them for years and they eat at his place at least five times a week- their visits there probably double when you add in all the times they go just to get coffee. Luke's probably watched them come in and get junk and coffee 8+ times a week for several years.
I remember a bunch of comments, too, but most of them (except for the ones like in the series premiere) seemed joking to me.
An adult trying to force another adult to eat something they don't like is unreasonable and obnoxious, regardless of the reason.
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19 hours ago, slf said:
He's definitely into living healthy but not a nut about it. In my opinion, health nuts are those people are almost fanatical about it and are pushy and obnoxious about other people's habits. Luke made a few comments about so much caffeine non being good for Lorelai and Rory (he wasn't wrong) but that's about it.
I think there were a few other little things. He tried to make Rory eat half a grapefruit. He made Lorelai eat oatmeal in one episode, even though she said she didn't like it because he said she needed something healthy. He looked at all the junk in Lorelai's refrigerator and said she should weigh 500 lbs. I'm sure there are others, that's just what I can think of off the top of my head.
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On 3/24/2018 at 4:43 PM, deaja said:
Dean’s Mom had a job. I don’t think Lindsay was selfish for wanting a town house unless we know that Dean wanted her working and she was refusing. The bigger issue with that was Rory thought she had a right to an opinion on Lindsey and Dean’s decisions made as a couple.
I think it was a little selfish that he had to work three jobs in order to afford a townhouse, when she worked none. And they did have the argument at the inn where she complained that she just sits around all day waiting for him to call and he never does. I bet someone with three jobs would love to have the opportunity to sit around all day.
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On 3/22/2018 at 11:23 AM, xwordfanatik said:
Abel Morrison seems like a goofball.
I think he's attractive in a dorky sort of way, and funny. I bet he'd be a fun husband. If he didn't already have three wives.
His brother had a little bit of a Chris Pratt thing going on in one of the photos they showed
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Just now, zoemom said:
There aren't any ocean's in Dayton I guess. Maybe she could walk on the shores of the Ohio river.
Not in Dayton she can't. :) The Miami River, yes.
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1 minute ago, aliya said:
Sarah needs to adopt 'curly girl' hair styling. Wet her hair and add some product. From personal experience, it makes a ton of difference.
Preach! It changed my life.
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2 minutes ago, jacksgirl said:
Try Three Wives, One Husband. Great guilty pleasure
One of the husbands (Enoch?) looks like a young version of the creepy old guy from Poltergeist.
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Sarah and her mom both need bras! Her mom's boobs are around her waist.
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2 minutes ago, Miracle Maxie said:
Who on earth green lighted the Chappaquidick movie? What’s the point?
Right? Why is that even a thing? Is it because most of the Kennedys are dead now? Even if it shows that he was negligent in killing her, he's dead, she's dead, most of her family is probably dead. I think most of us suspect that he did it.
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4 minutes ago, hoosiermom said:
what is in that casserole? looks gross!
It definitely looks like it has cream of something soup in it.
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I kind of want cool sculpting. I had a commercial for organ donation, but I think it's an Ohio only commercial. Too bad for you guys, it's cute.
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Ah, I see, she's in Dayton. I go to Dayton every week for work. The nature of work is such that I could potentially meet Sarah in the wild. How weird would that be.
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I missed the beginning. Is she in Ohio? I have the same Miami University t-shirt she was wearing in one of her picture.
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Yes, and being that these were cutout cookies, they wouldn't have yeast. Any amount of yeast is going to make the dough rise, which would distort the shape of the cookie.
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I have the same Lula Roe leopard print maxi skirt Meri was wearing in her couch talk with Kody. I don't know how to feel about that.
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Lane's bachelorette party - Sookie baked dirty cookies for the bachelorette gift bags, and they expanded in the oven, due to too much yeast. I've never come across a cookie recipe that requires yeast; certainly not a basic sugar cookie like those were likely to be.
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Just started the episode, but I am really liking these brothers.
Oh, and Benji's house was really nice (pre-hurricane). Was that swimming pool indoors?
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I just started the episode, but after last week, I'd really like to see a win this week
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I would assume so too, but I would still ask. They were working at the Renaissance fair. Maybe it was a jousting accident.
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9 minutes ago, stan4 said:
Luke told her on the phone message.
Why ask again?
He said they'd broken an arm and a leg each. He didn't say how they did it. You wouldn't be interested in how someone and their spouse had each broken an arm and a leg? I would be.
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2 minutes ago, stan4 said:
Yup.
My wife is in the DAR.
I nitpicked this in revival.
I am too! ?
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The writers don't really understand how the DAR works. When you apply you have to send verification of a relationship to Revolutionary War Patriot; that's two pieces of documentation per ancestor, starting with yourself and working back to the Patriot. It's all notarized and sent to Washington, DC, where someone at the main office authenticates it. If they verify it and you pay your dues, you're in. There's no interview panel like in the new episodes.
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When Lorelai and Luke first got together, Luke immediately had to leave to help Liz and TJ because they had broken an arm and a leg each. He left Lorelai a message about it. Upon returning his call, Lorelai didn't bother to enquire about what happened to Liz and TJ. I know Lorelai is self-absorbed, but damn, your newly-minted boyfriend's sister and BIL are injured and you don't bother to ask what happened?
In the episode when Luke and Lorelai get back together, Kirk expresses to Luke that he wants to have a relationship with Lulu with "sleepovers," but he can't because his mother is allergic to Lulu. Why can't he sleep over with Lulu? She's an adult with a job, she probably also has a place to live.
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On 2/19/2018 at 9:56 AM, BlancheDevoreaux said:
The pricing always bothered me, too. I am going to use Hockaday School in Dallas because it is the elite private I am most familiar with. It costs $32,000 per year for day students before books. I would think Chilton would be on the same level, if not higher when you consider the higher cost of living in Connecticut versus Texas. I just struggle with the idea that Lorelai would be able to pay back 3 years of tuition (plus interest, right? I thought she mentioned interest) and still had money left to buy and Inn.
I always assumed Chilton was $50K a year. In season one when Lorelai called to ask if she had to pay it up front, she said "there are a lot of zeros behind that five." So the money from Richard should have only been able to pay for about half of what she owed her parents, if she used all of it.
Here's something that bugs me every time I see it: in the episode (season 5?) where Lorelai gets into a "fight" with snow, at the end of the day she is in the kitchen putting out pans to collect water that is presumably coming from her roof, which is leaking because of the evil snow. Since Lorelai's bedroom is on the upper floor directly under the roof, it seems as though it would be prudent to collect the water up there, rather than allowing it to drip through the floor into the kitchen.
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Rory Gilmore: Poor little rich girl?
in Gilmore Girls
I get it, and I don't hate Lindsay. I was 18 when I got married, and I worked 40 hours a week and went to college FT. So did my husband. It's difficult to imagine being in a position where my husband dropped out of college and worked three jobs without jumping in to help. Most people who stay at home work first.
I don't think anything justifies an affair though.