Yeah, I kind of don't care about imaginary billboard equality. If you're not satisfied by evidence of actual gay TV content, including the highest rated sitcom on TV, then have fun railing against the vast homophobic billboard conspiracy.
ETA: second highest, excuse me
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The second, yes!
If you're not satisfied by evidence of actual gay TV content, including the highest rated sitcom on TV, then have fun railing against the vast homophobic billboard conspiracy.
But she's talking about a TV market with far greater parity that "including the highest rated sitcom on TV." You really think I can make a case against "the most teased telenovela event of the season" with the third couple on a Modern Family poster? Especially when she tells me she doesn't have any "played for laughs" that she needs to overlook to get there, and I'm not convinced that US network TV doesn't.
Then again, gay marriage is legal
everywhere
in Argentina.
Today I learned that bus drivers around here encourage folks to wave their lit cell phone screen so they can spot 'em waiting at the bus stop in pre-dawn dark. And stop for them.
Reminds me of train signals.
I definitely want to go be an editor in Saudi Arabia, right?
Because if there's one thing an editing job screams, it's Saudi Arabia!
Whoa. I just saw a job ad for doing pretty much the same job I'm currently doing, except at West Point, for nearly twice the salary.
West Point is so pretty in the fall, what with the scenery and the leaves turning and the put-together young people. I'm just saying.
Because if there's one thing an editing job screams, it's Saudi Arabia!
100%
Hil, wow! Jump on it. Right? I mean, unless West Point is a no.
Work tried to kill me today, but I fought dirty and won.