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I was joking about the fact a white chick told a black dude to eat a soup made from Zimbabwean caterpillars.

Arts and Crafts was circa 1900-10 and Prarie was a decade before that.

Whatcha doing in the southland? Also, where you coming from?

OK. I'm done fucking around.

Lol

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Wow. .... Wow.

Aha!

Interesting choice.....

Happy Belated Birthday!

It’s one of the reasons she’s problematic. At least other female characters that show up aren’t pushovers like that.

It is problematic, more because she appears to be sexually mature and willing toBe seen as sexual but is only 10. The male lead holds surprisingly strong misogynistic attitudes, but he doesn’t really act on them and doesn’t pursue any relationship with any of them.

I too enjoyed it. It doesn't have quite the drama of a typical fantasy romance, but the female lead is indeed self sufficient and incredibly likable. The prince is also very likable - he isn't the typical male counterpart to a strong female lead who either is completely spineless or is recovering from a severe case of toxic masculinity. He is supportive without being doting or paternalistic. Really, it's the absence of an obvious and concerted effort by the prince to woo the girl that somewhat ironically makes the slow plotting not boring for me.

Even the food you order at restaurants looks horrendous.

Baby steps.

I would tell you that adding flash to a photo to make it look better doesn't mean it's actually better, but, in this case, the flash makes it look like the cow had septic poisoning.

If the best you can say about a steak is that it's "tender" and "not to dry," then I'm pretty sure it's not done correctly.

Lol. The last time I went to Red Lobster, I had to pull the car over on the way home so i could puke out the door.

The bones are the best part.

Is that... A REAL OVEN?!

Well, the fat got a nice brown, I'll give you that. The meat looks lifeless, though.

Kinder?

Two nice, clean-cut black comedians.... But seriously Aisha Tyler is hot.

Do you have a point?