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Hmmm....Is "freaking ugly" less offensive? LESS HURTFUL? There's plenty to say about Marina's work ethic and treatment of others...

Apparently she's worse than "ugly," it was later clarified to comparatively "a bit FUG." Per Urban Dictionary: An acronym for Fat Ugly Girl. I don't like her personality or antics, but her looks are more than okay. Here's a photo of poor Marina

I'd like to hear what his mother-in-law had so say. If she's been WEALTHY all her life, sure she knew "little people" who were going to have to survive on Social Security only!

The ugly one? OUCH.

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I think Harry sees it as innocent fun ... he seems to me an innocent-fun guy all the time. I hope Life doesn't take advantage of sweet Harry. With a strong dose of desperation.

Said about Kyle...when he wants to speak to Craig. Couldn't someone write the same thing about Craig?

It's settled! I truly AM losing it.

I don't think we saw his women's "side of mean" until they were fully exasperated. Craig received more patience than he deserved. And now we know about both Adderall AND alcohol. Maybe the women are candidates for sainthood. I wonder if we'll see a more humble Craig. He'll definitely be on the show since Andy's such a fan. Then what's all this "verbatim" bidness? It's possible that Craig was hurt by snarky comments, but HE DOES NOT LISTEN. How many times has Paige said she doesn't want to live a country housewife/ mom life. Because that's what HE wants (and doesn't listen), that's what he kept pushing. Cast members tell him what irks them about his behavior. If he doesn't like it, he goes on his merry way. He wonders what's wrong with everyone else... and shocked that his girlfriend is gone. Eventually everyone is pissed off.

Bri senses that Harry isn't that experienced...give him a little help, girl!

Do I NOT know who Dear Hubby is because I don't watch The Bachelor?

One of my sons thinks that most tall guys think they can get away with anything. My son's 5'10" and considers that short.

Maybe it's just another "filler" word...like LITERALLY. They've heard the word used, but they're not sure what it means.

"Sienna was selected as the country’s banner bearer to the world’s largest and most prestigious pageant during a private selection process, made necessary due to the Covid 19 pandemic." WINNER is a bit of a stretch. Although...although we have a Miss America who "won" in a city that didn't have a local pageant. There was no contest...no competition. I'm in Arizona, and of a similar age. A lot of us followed her desperate attempts to become Miss Arizona. They worked. She's Miss America 1965. I think she did "deserve" to win on the basis of her education, talent, and swimsuit competition. However, after losing in other local contests, she manufactured a way to win. She either broke the rules or made new ones.

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