Her name is Lena. Maybe myself and others don’t 100% “get” her show, but I can say that I know her name, which was used more than five times in the article above, nevermind how many times her name appears in the credits of Girls.

IT’S SUPAIDAMAN!!!

We formed a dorky club with another friend, Chelsea, and dubbed it the Millenium Club (it was 1999, you remember how obsessed EVERYONE was with the year 2000?) That was fifth grade. I think we had been friends for a bit more than two years by the end of the school year. [something about a childhood friend that passed away :/]

Where’s the rubbable GIF? I demand a rubbable GIF!

This is a current auction doing the same thing. Here’s a screen shot in case it gets removed (cos my goody-two-shoes self reported it).

So, are you keeping the stuffed guinea pig puppet. Cos I will seriously but it from you providing the price isn’t ridiculous. I promise. Pleeeeease. :’(

The difference between all other campaigns targeted at one gender rather than both is that most don’t “forbid” men or women to have it.  Not like Dr Pepper 10 actually forbids women from drinking it, but whatever.

” you’re trying to think “more than” rather than ‘equal to’ ” I don’t understand why you’re saying that she won.  If she meant only two words, she would have said “Mr. Coolidge, I’ve made a bet against a fellow who said it is impossible to get two words out of you.” She didn’t say that though. She said MORE THAN TWO WORDS, which translates to any number greater than two. Everyone is thinking “more than” rather than “equal to” because she said those exact words. ;p Coolidge only said two words and nothing more than that, so she lost the bet against the fellow. Had she said “impossible to get two words out of you” she would have won. Okay, have I explained this enough? I tried to put it in two different ways in case you’re still having a word processor error in that brain of yours. :p

I don’t think it’s ketchup… Looks like a hot sauce, my guess is Tabasco, which is a very common condiment for fried eggs. If you look at it, it seems pretty thin, and I’ve never seen ketchup come out that thinly unless I didn’t shake up a very crap quality ketchup. I do see that before the scene I linked to a thicker condiment plops onto the plate, but I always viewed that as being the result of a stylistic choice. Ketchup plops, and Tabasco splashes, so if they wanted the plop it had to be ketchup and omg I’m rambling now. TL:DR I AGREE WITH EVERYTHING YOU SAID. (but maybe it’s Tabasco instead of ketchup for part of the egg scene) /fellowDextergeek ;)

Oh wow, we thought the same thing! a
nd Munn suckssssss so much.