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All their VPR salary and appearances and whatnot are probably 1099 income. Taxes on that add up pretty fast, especially when there are penalties.

This show is so stupid for so many reasons. This whole episode was dumber than normal, and that's saying a lot. I thought it was cancelled and didn't realize there's another season, but did expect it to end on some ridiculous cliffhanger since the episode would have been already filmed, so I laughed when they all apparently blew up because that's an amazing series finale. I didn't really read any of the articles, just looked at the headlines, since I was expecting it to get cancelled, that will teach me, now I need to go read and see what's up next season. I hope next season is a short one because I'm not a quitter, but I don't know if I can hang in there for 22.

That's 6 miles through Hollywood Hills though. Those canyon roads can get real backed up so it can be over an hour depending on the time of day. I will be making the drive from the LA side over to Studio City this afternoon and am dreading it. Driving home later tonight won't be bad though.

That's pretty standard for LA. A lot of the the time there's an easement at the back of your lot for utilities so they can all go down the center of the block at the edge of everyone's backyards instead of being at the street. Sometimes there's an alley for them to go down and then the entrance to your garage will be back there too. The big bitch of it is that if you need something done the repair guy might need access to your neighbor's yard depending on where the pole is and if they are not home or just giant dicks your cable or your phone might not get hooked up. Edit to add: we are a janky ass city w/o underground utilities in a lot of the city. I'm pretty sure the fancier areas have gone underground. Honestly though our infrastructure is weak sauce in a lot of ways.

Right? A t-bone is the biggest season finale cliffhanger cliche ever, but that wasn't good enough for this silly melodramatic show. No, it had to be a double ambulance t-bone with half the medical staff and a newborn baby on board.

Everyone I know with a lot of money gets a night nurse. Then the nanny comes when mom goes back to work. I'm in LA and it is usually couples where both are in high level entertainment jobs. Unpopular opinion, I didn't like Eve. I thought she was annoying. This season was a lot better than last. It felt more mature. I don't mean that in a mature content way. I mean that the writing didn't go for the easy jokes all the time and didn't feel as sophomoric as last season. I like that they time jumped and there were not a ton of pregnancy hijinks and that there wasn't some dramatic "sweeps" style delivery. I would be happy with this as an ending, but would like more. Last year didn't leaving me wanting more, but I figured I'd tune in and see if the move to Netflix improved things. I'm glad I did.

Well then, I hope she read her contract because according to the reviews Skyline expects you to keep paying even after you die. Grey has been in for a while, but only if you bleach your hair and then dye it grey. No rest for the wicked (because we all know only witchy old crones have naturally grey hair).

You are confusing Sessa and Blizzard Denise's wedding is local, Camille's is in Hawaii. It's more of a time investment to make it to Camille's. Kyle might have been a fill-in for someone that dropped out 🤷‍♀️ But then we wouldn't have had the hilarious hijinks at Von's. 1.) Teddi's husband's security company is what Kyle uses. Not sure about Dorit. 2.) If anyone did a quick google search they probably wouldn't want to use Skyline, so not sure that bringing it to the forefront was a great idea since Teddi is already pretty unlikable this season. I guarantee Erika and Tom have separate bedrooms. Given her livelihood hinges on how hot and sexually desirable she is, I don't think it is off base to think a lot of her self worth is probably tied up in being viewed as sexy. Her chosen vocation is notorious for causing these types of issues and she's not just an actress, she's a sex symbol. Best part of the episode for me was Rinna, of all people, being the most loudly scandalized over Camille mentioning a strap-on. I'm surprised no one has brought up her talking about pegging Harry Hamlin with one a few years back.

Unfortunately, years of conditioning has probably made her feel that's all she brings to the table.

Fuck. Instagram just suggested I might like following Vicki Gunvalson. I might be done with Bravo. The chucklefucks are gonna need to step it up to keep me.

No no no. I didn't want you to feel bad. The site is probably coded poorly, making it hard to link.

according to an interview I saw, he moved to CA when he was about 16. That’s not LA bred and means he’s actually lived here fewer years than most of them. Stassi went to college at LMU and moved to LA at 18 to do so. Does that make her LA bred too? It does mean she’s been in LA longer than James since she’s more than 2 years older than him.

Response was more about the site acting like it was juicy gossip than you posting. I think I heard about it on TV and I haven’t even watched live TV in like 6 months because my tivo’s Hard drive is failing. I did reboot it last night to watch the reunion live and felt like it was a waste of contorting myself to reach the plug.

How is that even a blind item? Isn’t it common knowledge?

This really wasn’t the year for them to try to freeze James and Raquel out. I’m pretty sure LVP identifies with those 2 now after experiencing the gang up on RHOBH around the same time frame. The job at SUR for Raquel is as much a fuck you to her fellow HoWives as it is to the chucklefucks (at least emotionally).

PJ rides Receipts on James being LA bred? Pretty sure he was born and raised in the UK.

The better comparison would be James didn’t leave after breaking up with Kristin since he wasn’t original cast and only dated her to get on the show, much like why Raquel is dating him.

Her voice

I haven't watched it, but was it even an interview that she had to take time for or was it a bunch of dildos standing around outside a venue waiting for her to come out so they could shout questions at her while she waits for her car, as is TMZ's wont?

I'm at the point where I've known all my friends for so long that I cant' remember who knows each other and who doesn't. I love my dogs. A lot. I have one curled up next to me right now. When I leave the house? They stay home (mostly). My neurotic one hates the car so she's more than happy to not go anywhere. My little shadow always wants to go with me, so occasionally I'll take her if I'm going to the feed store or other dog friendly places or doing some errands that just require me to pick up things and the weather is fine for her to spend 2-3 minutes in the car alone. But I get super anxious about leaving her in the car, so usually I don't take her on those trips. What I don't do is try to pretend she's a service dog and plop her gross ass in a grocery cart at Ralph's (seen that lots), or drag her through Nordstrom oblivious to the fact she's shitting everywhere (seen this too). I hate people. Meal times.

UGH to Erika sitting there with her smug shit eating look while stage momming Dorit into keeping on narrative. It was nigiri, but the point still stands, LVP is a monster. I can overlook all the other crap that people are down on her about, but eating sushi with a knife and fork is where I draw the line. As soon as she said "the next Giggy" her motivation for getting a dog was revealed. It is so bad at the West LA Costco that they had to put this sign at the door (sorry for bad pic) and there are still so many dogs in there sometimes that it's hard to shop. The problem is compounded by assholes with small dogs on those retractable leashes out at full extension -- who does that in a store??? I love dogs, but I'm already aggro when I'm at Costco from dealing with all the sample lollygaggers and people on their phones and families that are spread across the entire aisle so you can't get past, I don't also need to be dodging dogs on long line leashes. People do drop their dogs off at the pound or put them to sleep when having them ceases to be convenient, but those people are pieces of shit and not "lovely women with lovely homes". I have a friend that is dealing with the catastrophic illness of a small child. Her large size dog was too much for her currently delicate child, so she had to figure out what to do. All of her time is being spent either at the hospital or caring for her sick child when they are allowed to be home, but she still managed to find friends to temporarily house her dog rather than just dumping her at the pound or a shelter. People that love their pets figure it out. Then what is Kyle going to do when she's 60 an it's time for that new baby to grow up? Sometimes changing it up is just fun and if you can why not? I've got a new color all the time. My hair is healthy and can take it and I have fun doing it. I assumed she was coming home anyway so Kyle just took advantage of her being home and scheduled the photo shoot.

Looking beyond the fact that not being able to attend an event without the aid of hard liquor as a crutch signifies a problem... Everyone is always free to bring what they want -- bringing said item may or may not be looked upon as rude . When an event is formal enough to warrant a printed or engraved invitation, putting anything about guests bringing items implies that you are expecting it. If a guest contacts you and asks you what they can do or bring, that's a different story, as is an event informal enough for phone or email invites.

So not providing hard liquor is bullshit, but not providing it and then putting the onus on your guests to bring it is okay? Why not also have them bring their own mashed potato toppings? It wasn't a potluck, it was an engagement party.

That's super tacky.

It can't be worse than the other home improvement shit Bravo was trying to make happen.