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I once saw a salon type place named On Fleek. Idk if you could come up with a more 2014 sounding name if you tried. I'm sure it probably sounded cool in 2014. About a decade later it just sounds dated.
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Not being a kid anymore, I'm not sure if it is. My take on it was that it's like the game assassin but they didn't wanna have kids shooting each other even if it was just paintballs or waterguns. So they chose cheese. Kinda cheesey. Tina's blowout looked so cute.
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I believe it was supposed to be an homage to Anatomy of a Murder.
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S04.E10: My Best Friend’s Wedding
Aryanna replied to chitowngirl's topic in Only Murders In The Building
I appear to be in the minority here. I enjoyed this season. More so than last. One of the things they did with this season that I found interesting is that they made it personal by the victim being Chalres' friend. A lot of times on whodunit shows they never really think about or consider the victim. They just need a body in order to get the plot started. It's a bit morose. It's never viewed as a real person. -
S04.E10: My Best Friend’s Wedding
Aryanna replied to chitowngirl's topic in Only Murders In The Building
That fuzzy pink dress they had Selena wearing? No. No. Just no. Does the costumer have it out for her? She's been put in some really unflattering outfits this season. And she's such a pretty lady. She looked so much cuter in the sweater and skirt in the final scene. Loved the wedding bouquet. So pretty. I really felt the friendship between Charles and Sazz this season. I've never been much of a fan of Jane Lynch but she did well here. -
Include the rest of the quote, not just the part that helps your case. I said I don't wanna start a boomer vs millennial argument but I think we should at least be honest about what is being compared. That is not blaming. That's saying we should compare apples to apples in order to make it a fair comparison that gives some sort of statistical information. By the logic that was presented, you could say that Avengers Endgame was more successful than Gone With The Wind because Endgame grossed nearly $3 Billion and GWTW only grossed a hundred million or so. That's not an apples to apples comparison. To get any meaningful data out of that, some math is involved.
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Good point but what would be her motive? Does she have any relationship to Charles or Sazz? Several people had the code but barring something outlandish, I'd say the Oh Hell group have been absolved. Who else would have a motive and why?
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I think it was something along the lines of you'll end up like your friend. Which I'm sure was supposed to sound threatening at the time but in retrospect sounds more reasonable coming from someone who thought her friends killed Dudenoff. As if she was warning them.
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I never blamed anyone in that post. Not boomers or anyone else. I was merely pointing out that an apples to apples comparison should be made rather than some unverifiable, anecdotal tale that says that one person has it worse than anyone else.
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That could be true too.
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If HH is fake then it can't be used as an example. If we're going that route then let's use Friends as an example of how a high school grad can go from being too inept to be a waitress at a coffee shop to an executive at Ralph Lauren. And if you see it IRL, don't you think it's probably bc younger people have been force fed that lie by media such as HH.
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I agree. It was intended to sound like a fancy way to say Mabel but I also heard Ma Bell. Mabél On my phone if you long hold a letter, it pops up with alternate versions with accent marks and whatnot.
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You do realize that 1980 inflation compared to 2023-24 inflation is not an apples to apples comparison, right? The methodology has changed considerably since 1980. I've seen some reports that say if the inflation of the last few years were calculated on the same methodology as in 1980, current inflation would be worse. And finding a job is super difficult too. Most times a real human never sees your resume. And a lot of companies post jobs that don't really exist. This skews the stats. And if you do make it to the interview process, it's not uncommon to go through 7 to 10 rounds of interviews. Then on the housing side...I don't know if you've looked lately (I have) but a sub 1000sf home in a low cost of living flyover state costs around $200K. Couple that with less homes for sale and home ownership goes from delayed gratification to nearly impossible for many. The banks that got burned in 2008 have vowed to not make thst mistake again. So they buy up the homes but they don't sell them. They rent them. Then you also have property owners whose business is short term rentals like vrbo and Air BnB. This decreases the homes for sale and drives up housing prices. I don't wanna start a boomer vs millennial argument but I think we should at least be honest about what is being compared.
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This is my thought. I don't think we've met the killer. I think the Westies and their peculiar behavior is a red herring. Someone up thread mentioned that they said the ham came from Spain (or possibly Portugal). I missed that line. But that plays to what the detective was saying about the west tenants saying the resident of the Dudenoff apartment being in Portugal right now. So I think their cagey behavior is all because they're afraid of being found out that they've been smuggling illegal ham from outside the country. I don't think it has anything to do with the murder. Also...lotta ham references. The ham they eat, the little pig, ham radio...
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It was sounding to me like Eva was saying Ma Bell. I feel like the marked out face in the pic is a red herring.