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Eh, she's fine.

You're not, and I'm not, and to be honest, I can't figure out why ANYONE is the target audience for "blow-up doll" aesthetic, but here we are.

Mmm. I just feel very bad for Kathy Bates.

I get it; I just don't "get" it. Blimp boobs are so ubiquitous that they're no longer eye-catching. Maybe I'm just not the target audience but in IMHO, "BORING!"

That's not a bug; it's a feature.

Tangentially, why doesn't she buy sizes big enough to cover her bod? She's hanging out of everything.

The whole shebang, if this gossipy story is to be believed. https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/articles/lauren-sanchez-eyeing-special-role-085059537.html?fr=sycsrp_catchall

Speaking of cringe, is Bezos going to buy Conde Nast or merely Vogue?

Just finished last month's Vanity Fair in which an interviewer listens sympathetically to Kathy Bates explain her long awareness that she didn't have typical Hollywood actress looks and would never have been a romantic lead. Four pages of sympathy. Then they put Scarlett Johansson on the cover and give her 12 pages. Guess which one is an Oscar winner. I understand the decision, but didn't it make anyone cringe? Could have been avoided by running the Bates story in the new issue with the Pedro Pascal cover.

Just the inflation over 5 years has been around 30% and I see otr microwaves as a category are only up by about that much. Buy a different model.

Maybe I got lucky. I hit the 4th of July sale at Lowe's and bought all new appliances for the new house. Mind you, it is a tiny kitchen with tiny appliance spaces, so doesn't allow for anything fancy, but I was amazed at the prices I got. Of course, by the time you add on delivery, installation kits, extended warranty (You only get a year on major appliances!!!), tax, etc., it all adds up but didn't seem as bad as I expected.

My vet said she sees it a lot around Valentine's and Mother's Day because they are in a lot of flower arrangements. She says most time it is either fatal before the owner realizes how sick the cat is. Or, the owner doesn't want to spend a LOT of money to try to save the cat.

Maybe they get a good percentage of the conference's TV revenue?

My alma mater decided to move from the FCS (old Division I-AA) to the BCS (or whatever it's called now) a few years ago. I think it's nuts. No way is the program up for the big time, and the school shouldn't be investing the $$ it takes to play that high.

Good lord.

My start of the pandemic OTR microwave oven died on its 5th anniversary. The same model now sells for 64% more.

good luck with that one

We've been AI'd!

Steve name-checks Cervo’s and Eel Bar in today’s email newsletter about Minnow (“it turns out the Minnow team also owns four restaurants in the New York area: Hart's, Cervo's, The Fly, and Eel Bar. Gillian Graham, chef/partner of Hart's, shared this recipe and photo with us”) but the references somehow did not make it into the website article.

The reason I was coming here was that the latest episode of the TV show Buccaneers features "Superstar" in the soundtrack. Despite being set in the 1870s.

This is real. Showed up because I did a quick search to go to this thread directly.

I knew lilies were not safe for cats, but that's very dire! Luckily, I ate them all and did not share with Laszlo.

it's especially weird to me because day lillies (and most others) are highly toxic to cats. Any exposure, be it eating part of flower or a leaf, licking pollen or drinking water lillies have been in can cause their kidneys to fail or kill them in 24-72 hours.

Maybe I should go with Aqua I?

I know you're talking pros- but, just take a look at what Texas Tech (or Ohio State in football last year) is doing in college athletics. Billionaire Boosters are no longer "going rogue" with McDonald's bags handed under the table to kids. Now it's legal to hand over checks for millions and have a photo/video op all over Insta or Twitter. It'll be whoever has the most billionaire donors comes out on top. Unless the NCAA actually institutes some guidelines. But they are too busy getting ready to ruin the NCAA Basketball Tournament to make more money to cover the House vs NCAA verdict. It will be interesting to see if the "adults in the room" can bring some common sense back to college sports. The current model is not sustainable for most programs over the long term.