SuprSuprElevated

No, quite the opposite. I was told specifically that it was not candy, and to leave it alone. After I consumed an uh, awkward quantity of it. The sweet lessons of youth.

I wasn't sure how to take it, so I didn't. ( ;

Poor Rachael Zoe. Poor dear can't move her face.

Yeah, this Chief Stew thing. Hannah and Kate both act like they are the charter guests, not the top of the food chain serving the charter guests. I didn't really get that vibe from Adrian nearly as much. So far, Bravo hasn't really found a true leader bee in the form of a Chief Stew, imho.

So they have to be rainbow-colored gumballs. Got it. Does Bravo advertise for these fetishists?

I'm not mad at Conrad, he's seeing her with his third eye. I do like her less with each episode. The perma sneer, the entitled attitude.

Is it me or does Hannah's accent become more pronounced with each sip of the demon rum? I kinardly understand her near the witching hour.

<popping the popcorn and pulling up a chair>

Amen sistah! Thanks, for everyone I hope.

I was too! I love it when I realize that I'm unconsciously smiling.

There is no sound better than a laughing child!

Need squee?

I've never been particularly adept at identifying photo editing software at work, but to me, these heads don't belong on these bodies, lol. Anyone else?

Fruit Roll-Up, by Ramona

Judging from her Instagram account, he either didn't tell her that, or she ignored it.

This comes as a surprise. To no one.

Yeah, we talked about that when this was originally posted.

In general, I can think of few if any reality show cast members who lack a certain arrogance. It is likely an essential trait for being successful at what they do. Now, some are a helluva lot nicer than others, but they all weigh down the narcissist side of the scale.

Yeah, there are two things at work here (the broader here); reading Page Six for gossip, and not acknowledging reading Page Six for gossip. ( ;

Initially, when the actor portrayed someone with autism, it resulted in the vibe of a younger (less mature) person, imo. Now that his autism is being scrubbed more with each episode, that may become more of a factor. Or maybe not. The age difference is not an unheard of phenomenon.

The fact that the girl didn't know diddly about laundry, like separating whites from colors etc., tells me that she's been coddled and treated like a princess by her parents her entire life. It also tells me that Bravo or the charter company or both (however that works), had little interest in her actual qualifications, just whatever drama she could provide for the teevee show. In my opinion, so far, she hasn't provided anything beyond something for Hannah to gripe about. <yawn> eta - How does one get through college without knowing how to do laundry? Maybe she attended a school close to home?

Don't worry, in another couple of episodes, Dean's autism may be all but gone the way things are progressing for him.

Ain't it the truth? And how.