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What is Hamza's end game here? I imagine he just wants to go to the US because there is zero chemistry with Memphis. Then why has he not made any effort to learn English?
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4 minutes ago, mmecorday said:
I think Mike farted while they were kissing.
So I keep reading. I'll have to watch it again to catch it.
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Did Ximena just say "I don't like it" about kissing Mike?
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LOL! This scene with Ben's kids is hilarious. They're so much more mature and realistic than their dad.
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1 minute ago, Doublemint said:
Yes, I've wondered this too. No accents and current slangy expressions. Amazing.
They do have accents, but the vocab, grammar, and slang are near perfect.
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Why do Alina and Elijah speak English so fantastically well?
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Memphis, stop putting all your trust and hopes in strangers on the internet. Stop getting engaged to men you've never met, who can't communicate with you in a common language, who are from foreign countries with vastly different cultures. That would be a good start.
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28 year age difference. Ugh, another creepy old guy.
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Jasmine is really playing up the crazy. I think the producers told her to dial it up to 11.
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"I need to poop". really, Memphis.
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I honestly didn't need to hear the minute details of the mechanics of Caleb's and Alina's night of sexy-time.
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2 hours ago, magemaud said:
Have you forgotten Steven’s antics at the wine tasting with the other Russian Alina?
Was that last season? I watched very sporadically, so didn't catch the wine tasting antics. Wasn't he the Mormon guy who spoke a little Russian because he was on a mission in Russia or something?
There was another Steven a couple of seasons ago with his pregnant Russian fiancé. After awhile they all start to blend, lol.
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34 minutes ago, Drogo said:
also prepared a homemade sangria (?) pitcher
Is wine/alcohol available in Turkey?
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1 hour ago, kirklandia said:
So funny, my daughter and I were just talking about this exact thing yesterday. when we were reminiscing about Sniglets, (a series of books by comedian Rich Hall, featuring made-up words that should be in the dictionary but are not).
OMG, I thought I was the only person on Earth who remembered Sniglets. The only ones I can recall are "Alfred Hitchcooking" - stabbing at a block of frozen vegetables to make them cook faster; and "Mega Nega Bar" - the line you draw on a check to prevent someone from writing, "and a thousand" dollars.
Ok, sorry for getting off topic.
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50 minutes ago, FrancescaFiore said:
Okay, so I'm glad Alina finally got some but the media is acting like it was "too much." I just read an article talking about how the lights needed to go off sooner. Why? Because she's little? WTF?
No, because it's gross to watch people roll around and slobber on top of each other.
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On 12/29/2021 at 8:44 AM, Uncle JUICE said:
MVPs of this show are EASILY, EASILY Tim and Veronica (LVP? Molly's boyfriend, he does not bring anything at all to the table, and Molly, in a close second, with her affected way of talking). They should cut everyone else out and just make it those two because I feel like Tim's reactions are VERY genuine most of the time. These other dopes are over actors, too invested in their own 'characters' and trying to make them 'pop.' Tim is a genuinely funny person, and the chemistry with Veronica who is essentially the Abbot to his Costello is tremendous (platonic chemistry is also chemistry). I could do without the farm folks, though I think that Russian girl is cute and has some potential, but again, they're trying REAL hard. And I WANT to find Kenny and Armando annoying, but honestly they're just adorable. Even you, Kenny, making tequila drinks for your husband. I think my all star pillow talk team looks like this.
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Loren and the Israeli husband in Florida whose name I don't care aboutRobert "Get Usman On The Track" and Annie - Kenny and Armando
I'm trying to put in a fourth couple but I think really that's enough, the show's only an hour and it's much more fun to watch than the regular version.
Totally agree about Tim. He is genuinely funny in an intelligent and natural way. I could be friends with Tim in real life.
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Hi guys. Haven't been here in forever!
Stopping by to ask - am I just getting prudish and pearl-clutchy, or is this show pushing the envelope more and more on the TMI front?
Memphis telling the world that sex with Hamza was too fast, and actually using the word "ejaculate"! What the --
A little romantic kissing is nice, but I really, really don't want to see a sloppy on-the-bed makeout session with slurpy sound effects. I literally averted my eyes when Caleb and Alina started getting into it. And next week's teaser: "I took a ride on his disco stick". I mean ... eww.
What is it with these super-aggressive women demanding sex from men? It's so cringey to me when Alina, Memphis, and Kim complain that their men are not making the moves in the first 5 seconds of meeting. Cool your jets, ladies! Desperation is not attractive!
*sigh*. Maybe I'm just old.
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21 minutes ago, RobustRutabaga said:
"Britain's Biggest Hoarders" with Jasmine Harman
Right! Thanks. And thanks for the Youtube of The Life Laundry!
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58 minutes ago, LGraves65 said:
On the late, lamented UK hoarders show, Life Laundry ...
Hmm, that's a new one for me. I've watched on Youtube all the available "How Clean Is Your House" episodes, and "The Hoarder Next Door" (or whatever it's called. The one with psychologist, Stelios Kioses). There's also the Hoarder series with Jasmine something ... the woman who grew up with a Hoarder mother.
The British hoarding shows are vastly different from the American ones. More lighthearted and (imo) effective. At least the hoarders are given weeks or months rather than 3 days to address the task of clearing their home while tackling their psychological issues.
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18 minutes ago, CrazyInAlabama said:
I wonder what Tim and his wife specialized in as therapists?
On the show, the narrator said they studied marriage and family therapy.
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24 minutes ago, sempervivum said:
I see Dr. Zaz is still wearing 3 inch heels to stumble around in these dumps.
😆 Hillarious. You reminded me of the therapist on another episode (possibly on "Buried Alive") who wore open toe sandals while walking through a septic-soaked floor of a hoarder couple's hallway.
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15 minutes ago, lzim61 said:
Because of weather, the nephew’s intro got cut out when I was watching. Did they say how and why he ended up living in the second house? He seemed very on top of things and I wouldn’t normally expect someone like him to live in that nasty environment.
All I remember hearing is that the nephew was living there while looking for a place of his own. I don't think they specified how long he's been there, but maybe I missed it.
He did seem rather with-it and intelligent, so it's baffling that he'd subject himself to such conditions. Maybe he's financially strapped and figured he can rough it for awhile to save a few bucks. (?)
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7 minutes ago, theajw said:
This episode truly gave me anxiety.
Same here. There is so much awfulness going on, and the hoard is the least of the sickness.
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The Zazz is right. Wilhelmina's reticence seems more like fear of Tim, or the product of Tim's control of her. What an unhealthy dynamic. Somehow, the dysfunction feels more toxic when the players are all smart and educated.
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90DF Live Chat 3: I Gave Up Everything To Be Here
in 90 Day Fiancé
Manners and basic common decency doesn't make for interesting reality tv.