Rhetorica

In addition to telling us to go shopping and to Disneyland, Joe conveniently forgets W's response about terrorism, "We must stop the terror! I call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. Now watch this drive!"

Thanks. They're targeting 32 points around the brain to paralyze the muscles. I'm already getting shots in the eyes and was told if they couldn't stop the migraines by the 2nd anniversary of the concussion, they would be permanent. They have until the end of August.

Migraines, but my head may be wrinkled under my hair...

Off topic. Has anyone had botox shots in the head? My neuro wants to shoot 32 in mine. I've researched on line and found mixed reviews but know of no one who actually has had them.

I wasn't familiar with Judge Garland but after seeing him speak, I want this man on the SC. He just seems so sweet and humble. I want him and his mom and wife to come live with me too. I know this isn't rational...

Westmore seems to be giving more advice and nearly designing for them as the season goes on.

I don't have anything to say about the designs. I thought they were all forgettable. However, I loved McKenzie's shoes in the foundation challenge. Were the contestants told to make mischievous gens? I heard McKenzie say it twice at judging but did not hear that in the instructions. I'm not sure the judges are on the same page as Michael Westmore. He didn't seem to mind the hybrids. I wonder if Robert's stories are ones he tells his kids at bedtime. Sleep tight, my friend.

I, too, thought that Josh would buy the ring for Valencia. But then I thought if I thought that, the writers surely thought of that so then I thought it was a stupid thought.

To give HGTV credit, they've had LGBT couples on for years.

I don't know how Rebecca's going to get that ring out of pawn. I can't believe she went that far.

Yeah! Vivian wins! When the legs were so similar to the original, I was worried but it was beautiful. I think her work for the challenge was well above Sef's. His bed didn't seem practical to me. The spaces on the sides of the "headboard" were awkward. I did feel sorry for him when he apologized to his fiancee for not winning. An enjoyable season. See everyone next year.

The Les Mis song wasn't as good as Galavant's spoof, but close enough and the reprise left me smiling. Loved Trent, too bad he's leaving. Joshwhitefeather is sweet together. Rebecca's closing argument shows she's growing. Don't Settle for Me was a pleasant surprise. Now with The Kiss, what's next?

Well if that's the case, I'm not gonna care what I say about them. I try to be somewhat nice about them when I post but if they're just playing fictional characters, forget that!

OK episode. Adam West was cute until they nearly turned him into another Professor Proton begging for gigs. Seeing the other past actors made this episode seem even more of a let down. It was good to see Leslie Winkle, and Bawry Kwipke. My, he got gray! I have always thought Leonard's mom was mean. Sheldon and Penny were great together, as usual. I do hope Stuart has success in his personal and professional life sometime.

I loved Ken and Dom's. I would wear Dom's dress in an instant. I'm surprised they were just safe. Leona and Emily I've already forgotten... Kinny and Sam's was OK. I guess we can see Sam's win last week meant nothing. Asha and Alexander's looked nice on the runway. Stella's such a bitch. I don't remember her season. Was she always like this? I liked Valerie's jumpsuit. I would wear that one too. Mitchell's was a Pepto-Bismol pink mess and Daniel's boob droop was horrid.

I'm not quarreling, really, I'm a casual viewer so I don't know. How do we know producers suggest this? I hear that claim often. If it is, Kyle's a good employee.

It wasn't obvious to me, I just think Kyle's fucking mean...

So the titles aren't mysterious at all. I need to pay more attention.

I like titles of episodes. Fargo has the best titles, because they're hard to figure out. The title this week, "Spinning a Web", means what? To spin lies, or to set a trap? Or something completely different? And who's spinning for whom? Just curious.

Yeah, The Gauntlet! This episode really separated the wheat from the chaff. Even though they all stepped up to the challenge, I agree with the choice of the four that continued to to last stage. Anna's I've already forgotten... I thought Yvonne's was the best, nice and cohesive. I just didn't care for Mel's, correct anatomy or not. Kaleb didn't meet the objective and should have gone home. Good episode!

I thought Kyle was the shit stirrer tonight-twice! She so looks like Kim in her talking heads when she makes fun of the other women. I've missed so many episodes, I'm not even trying to know the new ones. I'll be around longer then they.

What does Sef have to do to be sent home?! He dismisses the advice of the judges because he just can't believe there is any way to improve upon his design. I'm sure many waiting rooms would look nice with his but Kyle's fit the objective better. I almost teared up with Kyle when he was talking about his passion for design. I liked that Miles added details that complimented the metal in the room. Vivian's was OK. Nothing that couldn't be found in many stores. I couldn't believe she was going to put the metal over the cushions before being advised not to. Down to three!

I would think there would be so much cognitive dissonance among Trump's supporters. But I guess they need to be cognizant for that to happen.

Meeka is interviewing Mrs. Trump. Such journalism... These two have to be on Trump's payroll! (I don't know his wife's name and don't really care)

Best part was the Music Man spoof of "Ya Got Trouble". Loved the restaurant song too. Daryl's story and sewer dialogue was well done. I'm needing the story to move along...to somewhere, anywhere. It's becoming scheme of the week.