callie lee 29

My NY UO: I don't give a crap about all the New Year's hoopla. I don't go out, I don't care about watching the parades or the parties on tv, and watching a giant ball fall slowly down a pole?? How did that get on tv as entertainment???

My Carly. She's a rescue greyhound from the Jacksonville track. SHe has four kitty sisters and many foster siblings!

I don't think I really have an all-time favorite; I checked "other" for Ethiopian since I get it so rarely. But I like most cuisines. Not big on Thai, though. Or american-styled Chinese. I'm really picky about Mexican, not necessarily in a good way though. I tend to the more Taco Bell Mexican, and I live in a town with several really good authentic Mexican restaurants. My tops (other then Ethiopian): Greek, Italian, and southern US.

My problem with making Watson a female is that it seemed like it was just a convenient way to have Watson and Holmes hook up. Now, I'll admit, TPTB have not gone that direction, but yeah, that was an initial fear in the beginning.

SO I just bought (okay, this weekend I bought) Ciate Gltix Fix, its some sort of glitter lip effect. I'm going to try it when I go out tomorrow, I'm excited!!

I don't know either, but I was in Austin one Christmas visiting relatives and Central Market (the most awesome, fucking store ever!!) had these little "sugarplum" jelly candies. I LOVE them!! Haven't been back in a few years and I still think about them. Personally, I like the Nutcracker. But I have no interest in seeing It's A Wonderful Life. And if I ever have to sit through Wizard of Oz or Sound of Music it's too damn soon.(seriously, I couldn't remember the last name and they advertised it on TV as I'm typing. It's stalking me!)

I'm not a huge coke drinker (notice the small "c", it's all coke), but I do like Peach Nehi, Cheerwine, ALe-8-1 and GUS dry lemon soda. I love carbonation, so I drink a lot of club soda.

Awesome thread!! Bolegnese. Love!! Mackerel sashimi. Cheese. Pretty much any kind, but I'm really love manchego. Butter chicken, medium. Cake batter. Yes, not cooked, just the batter. SOmetimes I'll have it for dinner. With wine. My diet is not good. My grandma's pumpkin pie. Mine is close, but I miss hers. Wine. That's a food group, right??

I like nail art, I wish I was better at it so I could do more. I really am not a fan of the super long nails or pointy nails; oddly enough I also don't like the squared off nails that seems to be so popular in my area. My other big peeve is the light hair with the dark roots. Can't stand.

Hmm, I'm not huge cookie person, I actually do not like chocolate chip cookies unless they are literally straight out of the oven. I've burnt my mouth before they're still hot. I want the chips to be melty. I do like a spice cookie I make. Store bought, it this cheap oatmeal cookie that I can't remember the name of. It's a hard, not soft cookie. I also like Mallomars, but I only eat the marshmallow part, so I don't think that counts. I do like Tagalongs, but only the old version with the proper ratio of peanut butter to cookie. They've screwed it up and it's not the same now. Keebler used to have a cookie, Magic Middles. Those were good.

Yeah, the Jo Malone Red Roses isn't my favorite. Honestly, my favorite rose was Victoria's Secret Her Majesty's Rose (?) - discontinued and Crabtree and Evelyn Rosewater. Not sure if that one is still around either.

I freakin' love this commercial!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiLf9_O9RaY&list=UUfOsL5jTPA7yqC8Us5ag1aw&index=1

I've cooked the turkey breast side down before. It turned out pretty well. It did stick a little to the rack, I want to say that a little spray worked fine. I always flip it maybe 2/3 of the way through. Flipping it over is a bitch though, just a warning.

Growing up our holidays were always a mix of homemade and boxed stuff. Homemade gravy, pie (with homemade crust), homemade mashed potatoes, and sweet potato casserole sat next to stove top stuffing (the turkey kind) and canned cranberry sauce. Everybody I tell that to finds that odd. When I was about 21-22 my grandmother gave me cooking duties; she loved the way I cooked the turkey, which never seemed that revolutionary to me. I peel the skin back, spread the bird with flavored butter, and put the skin back into place. About halfway through, once I get some good juice on the bottom of the pan I take a syringe (this was about 19 years ago and they didn't have these cooking syringes I see everywhere) and inject the juice back into the turkey. The past couple of years my friend and I have gone to her bosses house for the holiday. Her family is out of the country and mine has all passed away. Normally I make a small little dinner at home the weekend after to have leftovers, but this year she and I have decided to have the holiday dinner still at her bosses and have a Thanksgiving dinner 2nd round at her house on Saturday.

Apple juice. The taste, the smell, it makes me vomit.

Creamed chipped beef, AKA SOS. Stouffers still has it. I LOVED this. The peach and the root beer were awesome. Peach got me through since you couldn't find Peach Nehi in Las Vegas for anything!! It was a dark day in my life when Ben and Jerry's discontinued their cashew ice cream. I have never been able to find anything remotely like it.

Please tell me there is a missing letter there?? :) I like rose hip seed oil for my face. It's super affordable especially from the drugstore/pharmacy. You only use a little and it helps your skin glow. I haven't found anything that works for my under-eye puffy/fatigue/dark circles (I think the circles are hereditary though).

I will say I am 39 years old and I still watch Scooby Doo. My UO is that the new cartoons don't hold a candle. (I'll take my walker and go off to yell at kids on my lawn now). Stupid modern animation...

Formula X Alchemy. Really nice glitter coverage without the multiple steps Ciate tends to be.

Oh jeez. I have waaaayyyy to much perfume. I switch out pretty much daily, but most of my tend to be musky, heavier scents. MY favorites (right now at least)are Van Cleef & Arpel First (permanent list), Givenchy Very Irresistible and Tom Ford Black Orchid. I also tend towards Arpege and Coco, though I do have a current affinity for Tocca Stella and fresh Brown Sugar.

Yeah, it is troubling, but for some reason it didn't raise the same level of ire as other "blackface" incidents one hears about. I think it's more sad than anything. That some low to mid level person had this solution as an easy way to solve a problem. It seems more pathetic than anything.

I'm surprised no one has brought up the recent Gotham debacle of putting a white stunt-woman in blackface for a future episode. Lots of backtracking and "we didn't know" from the higher-ups. Original Deadline article http://deadline.com/2014/10/gotham-stunt-woman-blackface-warner-bros-848969/ NPR article http://www.npr.org/blogs/codeswitch/2014/10/26/359077811/gotham-resurfaces-hollywoods-tricky-history-of-painting-down

The only thing that stuck in my head from today's show was "fancy Applebee's dinner".

I think that bothered me the most. I was actually saying aloud (to my cat) "what the hell happened to all the milk??" Great point. With no background knowledge, we have 3-4 main characters, a couple of "against our guy" cops, a girlfriend, and some kid w/ his pseudo-dad. Everyone else is glorified extra's. Personally, this is the one pilot I was eagerly anticipating. I loved it. I have working knowledge of the comics (meaning I've read a few of the later ones, that's about it), seen most of the movies, and I think the point of view of Gotham when Bruce was a kid is brilliant. I also am intrigued with the (hopeful) idea that we might have a periphery view of Batman's growth. I'm actually really surprised that my favorite, at this point, character is Bullock. I normally don't like grey, anti-hero type characters. I like the Gordon type's: good, well-meaning, etc. Donal Logue is amazing though!

Completely agree. Don't get me wrong, I feel very bad for her daughter and her grandson, my sympathy goes out to them, I've lost my family and it sucks. But I;m not going to spend a whole lot of time who said "...that Gina DeJesus and Amanda Berry (two of the women held in the Cleveland human slavery house by Ariel DeJesus)should not complain: "They got to live rent free for more than a decade . . . One of them has a book deal. Neither are in a psych ward. They're OK. I bet you within three years one of them will be on Dancing with the Stars." (italics mine for clarity). Seriously, Three women were held against their will as sex slaves for years and that's your comment. And then have the audacity to be offended when asked to apologize (,,,but I'm a comedienne..). Go fuck yourself.