marny

Pregnancy at 40 isn't crazy. My grandmother gave birth to her first child (my mom) at age 40 in 1946. As for gray hair, I'm 40 and dark-haired. but have yet to have my first gray hair (knock wood).

So, have we all just decided Kate is never going back to work?

I do a lot of work professionally in the area of blood-alcohol testing (via breath testing) and knew immediately there was no way that device could be anywhere near accurate or reliable. A truly accurate instrument is pretty delicate and needs to be calibrated and maintained, not shoved in your pocket.

I really wish that Wanted poster had described him as "Mad, Bad and Dangerous".

I can't get over Claire's hair in that one picture. You can't even see her terrible eyebrows!

I can see the dumb personalized bags being used for wedding favors or hospitality bags (with a picture of the happy couple on the bag). It's absolutely a waste of money and will go in the garbage immediately, but people love spending money on dumb disposable stuff for their weddings-- that's pretty much Kevin's argument for why he loves the wedding industry. And it doesn't matter to the company if the bags ultimately go in the garbage as long as the company gets paid. I totally get why Kevin invested.

The whole whiny monologue Rory gave Jess about being broke and not having a car or a driver's license, blah blah might have been more effective if she didn't then drive herself to the cemetery in the very next scene (in the same car she also drove to the Gilmore mansion-- which I think may have even been the Prius that she had in the original series). Did nobody in the writing/editing room have a problem with that?

These things happened in the last season, which didn't exist for ASP. So I guess Casey's didn't exist either. Oops-- this was already noted. Carry on.

The Barbell poster of the woman wasn't a woman in a swimsuit-- she was wearing jeans in that same beige color the guy was wearing. I thought she was bottomless at first too, but when they showed the poster again, I could see that she had jeans on. They sell women's jeans too. Unfortunately, the color was pretty unfortunate.

I think it was the immigration aspect of the story, not just being the child of a single mother, but a mother who brought her kids to this country by herself, that was meant to be the meaningful part.

I feel sorry for Paul to an extent, but I was livid at his insistence in revealing her pregnancy to the stylist. I get why she cracked.

What makes you think he doesn't have a job? He was somehow able to pay rent for the space so he's getting that money from somewhere. He and his friends are allowed to have a hobby. In fact, I think he also tried to get "lost wages" which presumably mean he has wages.

I really wish I felt like Rebecca and Josh had more chemistry, but they don't.

You can customize them-- she also sells them in a format where you purchase a number of flowers and can pick the colors to make your own bouquet. If her sales numbers weren't legit, the due diligence after the show would reveal that and tank her deal (no pun intended). If she really wants a deal, she wouldn't risk that.

I'm a bit older than her demographic, but who are these people buying a boring denim hat with the word "Babe" on it? This is fashion?

Oh god, the Prince Valliantine haircut. This look has lived in my nightmares for years.

Wasn't there a company back in Season 1 (maybe 2?) that was doing the same thing as the Potato Parcel but was shipping rubber balls with handwritten personal messages on them? It was literally the same concept, but wouldn't eventually rot.

I was able to watch the canon episode in its entirety on YouTube. I remember in junior high, our homeroom teacher showed the Degrassi episode where Spike (is that her name? She had spikey hair) is pregnant. This was my first intro to Degrassi as an American.

The biggest benefit to the magnets over all of the other means of hanging stuff is the "art" doesn't get damaged. No pin holes, no putty stuck to it-- those Velcro things don't peel off of paper without tearing it. Plus, the magnet things are supposedly reusable. It's also perfect for dorm rooms where the walls may not be made of drywall. Our dorms had painted cinder block walls-- nails or push pins didn't work. We had to use that putty stuff that dried up after about 2 weeks and stopped sticking. Same for any home/room that has brick walls. And no, I'm not an investor or a customer. :)

She kept telling Marcus over and over that she wasn't equipped to be CEO. She was right. It's not her fault he didn't believe her. Just because Kathy Ireland is a high school graduate who runs a multi-billion dollar company doesn't mean that everyone can do it.

Ha, true. There was that one baby who was crying-- so clearly the place was a dump.

Wait, so why is "affordable childcare for single mothers" an issue at CU when we've learned that the CU daycare is free?

I laughed really hard at "A napron?"

Is she talking about import/export or is she calling people in middle America dumb? Because jeez. People are dumb everywhere. This show makes that pretty clear.

It was pointing out that being "from New York" meant NYC, not New York State. The guy was making fun of Jim for not realizing which New York he was talking about.