janie jones

WTF

He probably thinks that if someone does something nude for work, they're okay getting nude at any time, and are okay with seeing anyone else nude. He therefore thought she'd find his "joke" funny. (And/or like what she saw.) Like, it's the same mentality that makes people think prostitutes can't get raped.

I always think the same thing. I wish he talked about his grandfather starting "this company" or something.

Yeah but Baldwin probably hasn't taken a gun safety course, and may have less than basic knowledge about how to appropriately handle a gun. And as a result treated the gun like any other prop. Are armorers an American thing? Wouldn't they be needed on set in any country?

I think he got lucky with Boyhood. No one got arrested or died or whatever. And even if they had gotten arrested or died, he could have written it into the script, which he can't do if he's adapting something.

I thought you were talking about Ron Jeremy at first.

Heinz makes spaghetti sauce. It comes in a can.

I was in Old Navy today and I think the sorry not sorry commercials make sense to me now. They have a big poster up that says something like, "If celebrating the holidays the way I want to is wrong, then I don't want to be right. #sorrynotsorry" I mean, the commercial is still ridiculous because they didn't show them celebrating the holidays in any particularly strange way, but at least I get the use of "sorry, not sorry" now.

Did she take him seriously? I don't think her email address is actually smalldickenergy@getalife.com. She was blowing him off. He just refused to be blown off.

The State Farm commercial with the guy smelling his beard is the most repulsive thing I've seen in quite some time.

"I hate to break it to you, but I'm not sorry," or alternatively, "I'm sorry if it bothers you that I'm not sorry about what I've said/done."

I hate the Johnny Cash version of "Hurt." It's terrible. (And don't try to tell me that Trent Reznor approves of it. I don't care.)

I have a friend who has always had terrible handwriting. When he decided to become a doctor I thought that sounded about right.

I do know who she is and the commercial still doesn't make any sense. They don't show anything to be sorry/not sorry about.

One thing I do like about the Apretude commercial is that it shows a straight couple (who are African-American). I don't think I've seen an HIV PrEP commercial with a straight couple before, but heterosexual African-American women and heterosexual African-American men are the fourth and fifth most at-risk subpopulations in the US, respectively. (source) It's unfortunate that the commercial includes LGBTQ stereotypes, but I do appreciate it not perpetuating the idea that HIV/AIDS is exclusively an LGBTQ disease. Why bathe when you can just spray on some eau de toilette?

That ad is hilarious and I love it. I don't think it's weird to get people the scent they usually wear. But I do agree with you that it's not usually* a good gift to get someone something random and new. *I have a friend who loves trying new perfumes, and I think she'd probably enjoy getting something random and new.

I agree with you but others beg to differ 😄

I mean, the math makes sense, not that the guy is sensible about his healthcare.

Makes sense. He hasn't gone to the doctor since he left for college (which would have been 21 years ago if he's 39).

Probably the same person who was keeping the puppy from wandering off.

It's easy to do when you get your neighbors to pay your bills for you.

I love that she doesn't like weddings. I only know this from reading things on the internet, but it seems to me that no one is more offended by being cheated ON than someone who themself is a cheater. I think she looks fine, but not if you know what she looked like before. The issue to me is that she doesn't look like herself. It's not like she's a plastic surgery horror story or anything.

Thanks for posting this. I had no idea what the anniversary post was. Also, side note... Remember a couple months back some of us said we don't like it when people say they don't "deserve" their partner? I feel like for those who didn't understand where we were coming from, this would clarify, as it's basically a wordier version. (Not that I think that people so say "I don't deserve them" are all secretly hiding affairs, but it's just like, "I'm a piece of shit and they shouldn't be with me.") I mean, speaking of aging, no one is buying that jet black hair, Benicio. Accept some grey around the temples at least.

I misunderstood. I thought you said you test drove it and it hadn't been purchased yet.

I've only had an Impossible burger once, but when I did, I thought it had a fishy quality. I can't remember if it was the texture or the taste, though.