'Ariel'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I'm not at the commentary (I was debating listening to it before loaning the set out...) but watching the documentary at the end.
The chick who played his mother looks way younger in the documentary. It might be her crap hair, but much less strident makeup.
Holy Crap! Oceans Twelve just keeps getting worse.
It is like a slo-mo train wreck.
Why am I not hungry for dinner a second night in a row? This one meal a day thing cannot be good...
The chick who played his mother looks way younger in the documentary.
I think they were intentionally making her look older for the show. I could've sworn someone said that somewhere.
Hudson Hawk
This one meal a day thing cannot be good...
This is what I'm being told.
Fred steak is the tarball steak, right?
Yay Kat!
I figured out what I'm gonna do anonymously nice for a neighbor. It's making me all giggly and sooperspy cackley, even though it isn't that big of a deal. I always try to sneak them a gift during the holidays, but I've gotten caught every time. This time, I think I can get away with it.
It ends, Perkins! It ends!
SO not the nicest.
I want to bitch-slap Soderbergh.
Study shows that hitting your kids is bad for them.
Children who are smacked are more likely than those who are not to become aggressive and anxious, no matter what the cultural norm, a study says.
A global research team studied 336 families across six countries - some of which accepted smacking as legitimate discipline and some which did not.
It found smacking resulted in more behavioural problems in all countries.
But in countries where smacking was the norm, the problems were less acute, the Child Development journal reported.