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On 6/6/2017 at 1:35 PM, robroy said:
The McDonalds could have been the one at 17/526 but the Bojangles/Red Roof combo was really throwing me since there is really only 1 Bojangles in each portion of town.
Clearly Craig must have made the food choice, because he is the worst. Who picks McDonalds over Bojangles?
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10 minutes ago, Kohola3 said:
And I don't know why the angst over the balloons. My local dollar store has them and you can get 50 within about 10 minutes. No biggie.
If you have no children of your own, and your nieces give you the sacred task of bringing something to their grandfather's memorial, and you know all the baggage that comes along with the memorial for your brother, not to mention all the baggage you're carrying yourself, trust me, dollar store balloons are NOT cutting it.
QuoteI agree, her snippy attitude on the phone seemed uncalled-for; no matter how her personal problems were affecting her. Part of being a grown up is not making other people suffer when you're in a bad mood.
She's not in a bad mood. It's more about control in an uncontrollable situation. She clearly has all this baggage from Jack's death, and it's spilling over into her feelings about William's death, and the only thing she can do to help Randall is get those balloons. We've seen that Kate is a great administrative assistant, so you'd best believe that those balloons are going to be perfect. She might have been snippy to someone undeservedly, but I think we've all been there in times of stress and grief.
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5 hours ago, b2H said:
Dear hubby wants to go to Lapland, though, based on what we saw.
You should most definitely go!! Somehow, I ended up being there at the exact same time this was filmed, part of the time at a resort about 20 minutes from the town they were in. Sadly (or thankfully), we were totally unaware of Bachelor being there. But it is even more beautiful and fun than it looks. We started in Helsinki and worked our way to almost the top over the course of two weeks, and I would go back in a heartbeat.
I think Nick likes strong women because of his mother - she definitely has what a friend calls the "I'd like to speak to the manager" vibe.
QuoteI wonder what this season would have looked like if the editors weren't so preoccupied with creating an air of mystery as opposed to just giving the viewers a more accurate and honest depiction of Nick and Vanessa's relationship. I still can't believe that it took for the penultimate episode of the season for me to finally understand them as a couple. I mean, I've still enjoyed the season and all but damn...the production decisions have been really strange and weird this time around lol.
I feel like they do that all the time, with almost all the dates. Last week I said to a friend that I thought the conversation that Nick and Raven had about ironing vs steaming was quite possibly the most real and interesting conversation I'd ever heard on the Bachelor.
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I mean, I know that these kids don't know the vets are coming, but I knew there was zero chance that production was letting Jenna go home before Zach gets there.
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Plus, if this tanks, maybe they'll bring back Lucifer sooner than May!
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14 hours ago, Nedsdag said:
So the final rose will be given out in Siberia? Or is it Antarctica?
It's actually Finland, where I actually was, apparently at the same time the F3 and final rose were taking place. Leave it to The Bachelor to retroactively ruin my vacation.
That said, it's a really beautiful place and I would go back there in a heartbeat!
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The choice of the Cubs as the trade partner is a little off, to me, because yeah, the writers lucked out that the Cubs DID get the ring, but they got the ring because Theo Epstein probably would not go for a trade like that?
Yeah, I'm not sure when this episode was written, but Theo would NEVER go for a trade like this, especially this past year. The very last thing the Cubs needed this year was another catcher (except maybe another outfielder), and they would never give up two great pitching prospects for a short term player that they didn't really need. Usually I don't get too caught up in the baseball details of this show, since I really like the story, but as a huge Cubs fan this really pulled me out of the story and made me all ranty at the TV.
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If only Lester from Chuck had been wearing a Jeffster t-shirt instead of Def Leppard.
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I just want to know why Nina was dressed like Kelly Taylor circa the college years.
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2 hours ago, Athena said:
compared to the French version of GBBO
THERE'S A FRENCH VERSION????!!!!!!!
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Wait, no "groin in-ju-ry" rap?! A classic, if there ever was one.
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3 hours ago, Auntie Velvet said:
Wait, is that really the sole recap that Previously is going with for THIS, of all episodes?
AGREED. I've been looking forward to this recap since I binged last weekend (I mean, as much as one can look forward to reading something you know is going to make cry, and probably at work), and I feel like this is a pretty egregious disservice.
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A friend and I have a dream reality show, which is Jeff Probst and Chris Harrison from The Bachelor, living together like a reality Odd Couple and teaching each other their tricks of the host trade. "No, Chris, the color of your shirt should ALWAYS match your eyes."
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On 4/26/2016 at 1:59 AM, GaT said:
MUM??????? I can't even imagine who that is, & does she have Maze?
RIGHT??!! At the end, I was like, "But where's Maze?!" It seems extremely suspect that she wasn't with them at the end. If she is missing for most of the second season I will be very put out.
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Oh show, why must you give me so much angst over WhitefeatherJosh? Or is it JoshWhitefeather?
I think it's WhiteJoshFeather. ;)
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Yet and still, every line reading from Tom Ellis amuses the shit out of me, and I'd be here for that alone.
I'm with you. And I know I'm in the shallow end, but this show could literally be Ellis reading the screenplays of the lesser Adam Sandler movies out loud, and I'd still tune in every week.
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Hubby and I frequently remark that we can't believe we're totally enthralled by watching people watching their cake bake.
Last month I was watching an episode on the bus, and gasped so loud at something that like, 4 people turned around to look at me. Embarrassing, but I was so sucked in that I didn't even care.
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Amber should have gotten booted just on not being able to place Indiana alone. She lives in Chicago! Indiana is literally on every weather map she's ever seen, and although I get the feeling she's not exactly watching the news every night, the weather in Chicago is an almost constant topic of conversation. She's seen a radar map on a weather app at least once a month since apps were invented.
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I love this show so hard - can't wait for it to start up again!!
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Wow. I had two of the outfits worn by the ladies in this episode
I had that plaid blazer of Brenda's - I wore it ALL the time.
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I'm going to miss Oliver Hudson and his smirk face.
So much this. At least he provided some comic relief, trading insults and "Shut up, Jeff" retorts with just about everyone. Who is going to be the bad boy we love to hate now?!
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STEVE SANDERS HAS A VANITY PLATE AND IT READS "I8A4RE." EVERYONE KNOWS THAT.
ARRRRGGGGHHHHHH - this!!!!! I mean, right?! This and the non-matching dresses at the Non-Spring dance. These are the details that people remember - if you're not going to get those things right, then why even bother?
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Surely there must be something RPatz (the late Cedric Diggory) could do. A stint on Vampire Diaries wouldn't be a stretch for him.
The Bear Season 1-2 Talk
in The Bear
I know they made it look like a gritty neighborhood, but it’s actually pretty pricey full of restaurants and bars. The bar next door that they said had closed is actually one of Chicago’s oldest and most historic bars that was a speakeasy during Prohibition. But also to your point, fine dining actually turned a sparsely populated warehouse district into one of the hottest and most popular neighborhoods in Chicago for restaurants and hotels. It just takes one successful place to bring more in.
The thing I really don’t understand is the money in the cans. Why borrow from Jimmy (the nickname Cicero means he’s most definitely mobbed up) and put it cans? Was he pushing Carmy to turn the beef place into a fine dining restaurant, because he knew he would never try to get the money to open one one his own? Even if that’s the case, Carmy still ends up owing a mob boss $300k. A benevolent one, but still. I’m interested to see where that goes in the (hopefully already greenlit) second season.