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Mark didn't ask about the medical/scientific claims on the freezing thing because, as he said, the Mavs have been using those things for the last 5 years. He already knows about whatever benefits there may or may not be, or else his players wouldn't be doing it. I was more surprised by the lack of questions about the claims of the back-brace woman. Does she have a patent? Has a doctor examined it? Have there been studies showing this device works? Her Kickstarter success shows she can sell-- it doesn't show the product actually works. The donors hadn't even received the product at the time of her pitch!

I had to fast forward through the sex scene between Alicia and Jason. Her "seductive" voice makes me cringe.

Ha, I was applying to college around the same time as the 90210 crew and getting emails or logging in to college websites to find out if you got accepted didn't exist yet. I used email for the first time when I got to college. I think I even learned about this new thing called the "world wide web" in either my freshman or sophomore science class in college.

But this conversation also needed to happen with Luca, not just Alicia.

It really ticked me off that Diane met with Alicia to discuss Luca. Diane, if Luca is an associate of the firm, and not Alicia's associate, then you need to speak to her directly as her boss. Otherwise, it just makes it look like you DO believe Luca works for Alicia. Duh. And the constant attempts to pair Luca with Monica just proves that Diane and Cary learned nothing about their racist tendencies after their little visit from the EEOC or whoever that was a few episodes ago. I need this show to stop making me mad at Diane. Soon I won't have anyone left to like.

Yeah, that was incredibly rude. Raven was mid-sentence in response to their question. But Raven didn't need to lie about being hit or shoved. So now she looks like the jerk for lying.

I thought it was in an early first season episode when Andrea was bragging about the high-falutin' honor of being on the paper.

I keep honey on hand all the time. It's a common ingredient in salad dressings and Asian recipes (not to mention BBQ sauces). Since I'm not a vegan, I see no need for a sub in my life, but there's definitely a significant market.

Olivia truly has the worst taste in people.

I just find the relationship between Josh and Liza's relationship to be kind of boring at this point. I really do enjoy the workplace storylines a lot more than the two of them being all schmoopy with each other.

Yes! I remember the Great Balls of Fire scene. It totally makes more sense that Brenda lost her lady boner for Reek when she realized she was dating her dad.

Please, not an Elsbeth spin-off. That episode (or was it 2?) they did a few seasons ago that revolved around her and Kyle McLachlan was way more Elsbeth than necessary. She works in small doses only.

The rear shot of Dylan's jacket at the Planetarium may just be the best thing I've ever seen.

And Kelly with the whole, "You said Dylan could date whoever he wants" bullshit. Like you don't know better than that, Kelly?

You can't use comparative negligence here because the plaintiff who was suing was not herself negligent-- her daughter was. You can't hold the plaintiff responsible for the negligence of her daughter, just like the judge couldn't hold the defendant mother responsible for the negligence of the defendant daughter.

I really don't get why Kelly would still want Dylan when the only reason he came to her is because Brenda broke up with him. If he really wanted Kelly, he would have broken up with Brenda to date her. And if he really didn't want to be with Brenda, he would have broken up with her after Paris-- regardless of whether Kelly was an option. He totally treated Kelly like the back-up girl.

I said she's NOT the right partner for NOT mass market products, and she IS the right partner for mass market. My words were; "if you aren't a mass market product with an eye towards mass market appeal, she's not the right partner." You read it as the opposite of what I said. We are agreeing that she's good at mass market. As for young hipsters not spending lots of money on short-term trends? We'll have to agree to disagree on that one.

I'm pretty sure he wasn't in AP English. Remember when he was looking over Brandon's reading list and commenting that he'd already read them all (eye-roll)? If Dylan was in AP English, he would have already had that list himself.

Why on earth would Lockhart Agos or whoever want to bring in a lawyer who is in the middle of a hefty malpractice lawsuit? Do they want their own malpractice insurance premiums to skyrocket??? Between the money they spend on new signs, new letterhead, glass cleaner and malpractice insurance, Lockhart and Co. must be hemorrhaging money.

Since when are Dylan and Gil such good friends? Dylan isn't in AP English and isn't on the paper, so... why is Gil at Dylan's birthday party? Also, Gil, make some friends your own age.

Yikes, that bio is at least 6 years old. It lists her failed sitcom and mentions her recurring role in a tv show that's been over for years, plus an "upcoming" role in a movie that came out years ago. Does she not have an agent or PR person anymore?

I think the half a million in sales was from their original (non wearable tech) bags. It sounded like they hadn't done much in sales with the tech bags yet.

Exactly. How kind of the Oscars to include black actors by giving them the honor of serving the awards to the white actors. Like I said-- even more tasteless.

There has been talk that the Oscars are trying to make the broadcast more diverse by having more black presenters to give the white people their awards (since there are't any black nominees). To me, that's even more tasteless. But I guess I shouldn't be surprised that Whoopi quickly fell in line with this idea. She just hopes maybe they'll pay her to host again if she stays on their good side.

The other great thing about the sports bra is that it changes with you as your body changes from exercising. If you lose weight, it easily tightens. If you bulk up, it easily loosens. If you're selling a $60 sports bra, it's a great marketing aspect that the bra won't become obsolete if you gain or lose weight-- that makes the price much more reasonable.