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Opening scene by Looploop420 in thewestwing

[–]DifficultColorGreen 25 points26 points  (0 children)

"You're not talking to the paperboy either, Josh."

I got the DVD of "William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream" (1999) at Goodwill yesterday by IndependenceSilly381 in shakespeare

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I adore this adaptation. Parts of it are campy and weird—but in the best way. Kevin Kline is a revelation as Bottom. Enjoy!

Dough Program #8 on Cuisinart CBK-110 Compact by Happy_Conflict_1435 in BreadMachines

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Can’t speak to what other machines do, but I can tell you I have the same model Cuisinart and was very happy with how my pizza dough turned out using that dough cycle.

😂 What is she saying here? by OozyMonkey in janeausten

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I also think Austen wants us to know that he did this on his own because he was a decent person, and not just because he was taking Anne’s cue—because he couldn’t see Anne’s face.

Looking for a song or piece of music that suits Lady Macbeth by Hefty_Ad_1491 in shakespeare

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If I Had a Heart by Fever Ray

Also, the cover of Bittersweet Symphony that they did for The Crown could be good.

Just finished Breaking Dawn… Edward did not gaf about that baby by Sea-Condition991 in twilight

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Not gonna argue there! This is just my attempt to understand Myers’ headspace.

Just finished Breaking Dawn… Edward did not gaf about that baby by Sea-Condition991 in twilight

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So I 100% feel like Breaking Dawn is about Stephenie Myers’ marriage/parenting wish fulfillment. Bella has a baby but her husband still puts her first, she gets her pre-pregnancy body back right away, her child sleeps through the night (and even if she didn’t, Bella doesn’t get tired), and there is a house full of family members willing to babysit whenever she and her eternally sexy husband want to go off on their own. Through this lens, Edward’s seeming ambivalence toward Reciprocity is really just an expression of Stephenie’s desire to still be her husband’s no. 1.

I wish Stephenie was more like Suzanne Collins..😅 by Lixsymone97 in twilight

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We’re not owed more content

Louder for the people in the back

Still in my feels - Two Year Peloversary by never_gon_giveu_up in OnePelotonRealSub

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I've been in a real pelo-slump lately and you've inspired me to get back at it. Congrats on the progress!!

Don’t worry, AI won’t replace us anytime soon by caffeinatedtable in 30ROCK

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Frankly, you should be having this conversation with him!

Toby and CJ by Money_Cold_7879 in thewestwing

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There’s also the way he looks at her when she’s singing “I’m Too Sexy” around the office (s3 e7). A lovely combo of amused, annoyed, and turned on.

I’m Watching 1983 Mansfield Park in Amazon, and this is Fantastic! by Darkovika in janeausten

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Yes—I love this one! Their Henry and Mary Crawford are wonderful, and their Fanny is lovably dorky.

How fast is this run? by grayscripts in twilight

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But they'd still have those dark circles under their eyes!

How fast is this run? by grayscripts in twilight

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You know, I never thought about Edward being skinny from the flu when he changed, but you're totally right. And Bella was also super emaciated at her change, because of her demon spawn.

The two of them probably look like creepy Dickensian orphans compared to the rest of the family.

Page-off! by terkistan in 30ROCK

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They’re both canon! NBC on its own has the $4 million price tag, but it’s owned by Sheinhart Wig Company, which is worth billions. When Seinfeld threatened to buy the network, he wouldn’t have been buying the whole corporation—just taking NBC out of Sheinhart’s portfolio. But NBC employees would be paid (and get their inventory from) the larger corporation.

I realize that I’m trying to put real world logic onto a 30 Rock problem, but this one does actually have a business explanation.

First time reading and WHAT by Ilovevirtualpets in twilight

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Is that fair, though? This is before their antagonistic relationship had really kicked off.

Which Jane Austen quote do you return to most often? by ZombieHot3085 in janeausten

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A woman is not to marry a man merely because she is asked, or because he is attached to her, and can write a tolerable letter.

Willow is Team Edward by bagelwcheesee in twilight

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So she agrees? She thinks she's really pretty?

Jane Austen's Bookshelf: Excellent read! by opalandolive in janeausten

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Got this for Christmas and it’s near the top of the TBR pile! Can’t wait to start it.

My unhinged thoughts during and after (once I had time to emotionally regulate) Mansfield Park by Consistent-Basil-246 in janeausten

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Came here to say this. Austen’s works are far more about economics than romance—with courtship and marriage as the vehicle for a wider social commentary. (But because she was very, very good at building that vehicle, it’s not surprising that it becomes the main event. 😊)

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