On 11/17/2021 3:45 PM, anim8rfsk wrote:
> suzeeq <suzee@imbris.com> wrote:
>> On 11/17/2021 2:21 PM, Pete wrote:
>>> In article <508571403.658875051.132434.anim8rfsk-cox.net@news.easynews.com>,
>>> anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>>>> BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
>>>>> In article
>>>>> <1397485406.658867515.990389.anim8rfsk-cox.net@news.easynews.com>,
>>>>> anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> LA BREA S01E08 "origins"
>>>>>> More of the same. A lot of running around, a lot of stupid, a lot of "but
>>>>>> if I tell you that now the series will be over"
>>>>>> Compared to what this was opposite last week it's brilliant. This week?
>>>>>> It's not nearly as good as the flash. Not even close.
>>>>>> I'm not gonna bother with season two unless they bring in some hotties or
>>>>>> something.
>>>>>
>>>>> I liked how the Ice Age just turned itself on last week, then turned
>>>>> itself off again, like someone's flicking a giant climate switch
>>>>> somewhere. Which, come to think of it, is how the 'progressive'
>>>>> greenloons imagine it working, so it's no surprise that's how Hollywood
>>>>> depicts it.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Yeah the horrible ice storm hit and completely demolished the sky people
>>>> and filled cars with rolled up windows and yet didn’t bother the nearby
>>>> villagers who can’t be more than half a mile away when a little kid can run
>>>> back-and-forth between the two places.
>>>>
>>>> And it’s been a week. They said that several times. But kids who lost their
>>>> families when a large portion of LA sank into the ground are already back
>>>> at (what I assume are) new schools.
>>>>
>>>> But the worst part was yet another of Natalie Z’s so many many lovers
>>>> screaming at the natives that they murdered somebody right after they
>>>> promised them all the food they could carry but before they could make good
>>>> on it. This wouldn’t have waited a day? Even an hour?
>>>>
>>>> Oh and I was right that the visions aren’t visions at all but just memories
>>>> of stuff that the little blonde kid never saw.
>>>> Wait. Doesn’t that still make them visions?
>>>>
>>>> And why can’t super dad get a pill that he dropped in an air vent in the
>>>> ceiling of an upside down bus. Where could it have gone? All he needs is a
>>>> screwdriver. Or a crow bar.
>>>>
>>> Yeah, I didn't feel that the stupid let up at all this week.
>>> The bit that boggled me was when shaman woman casually mentioned that
>>> a sinkhole had opened in the *ocean* 60 years back, and that a liner
>>> had dropped through! What about all the associated water? Or do we
>>> assume that the sinkhole is some kind of force field that lets solid
>>> objects fall through (magically gently if they are alive!) but
>>> holds back liquids! They'd better come up with some explanation of
>>> the phenomenon soon, or I think my plausibility index will have been
>>> too far exceeded.
>>>
>>> I sort of missed exactly who the latest dying woman was, and how Levi
>>> knew her identity. Was that the photo of the group with the woman who
>>> got shot by the cop last time?
>>
>>
>> I think she's the one that bailed out of the plane Gavin was piloting.
>>
>
> Ice cream for Susie
>
Thank you.

anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
> Pete <neverland@GoodeveCa.net> wrote:
>> In article <508571403.658875051.132434.anim8rfsk-cox.net@news.easynews.com>,
>> anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>>> BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
>>>> In article
>>>> <1397485406.658867515.990389.anim8rfsk-cox.net@news.easynews.com>,
>>>> anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> LA BREA S01E08 "origins"
>>>>> More of the same. A lot of running around, a lot of stupid, a lot of "but
>>>>> if I tell you that now the series will be over"
>>>>> Compared to what this was opposite last week it's brilliant. This week?
>>>>> It's not nearly as good as the flash. Not even close.
>>>>> I'm not gonna bother with season two unless they bring in some hotties or
>>>>> something.
>>>>
>>>> I liked how the Ice Age just turned itself on last week, then turned
>>>> itself off again, like someone's flicking a giant climate switch
>>>> somewhere. Which, come to think of it, is how the 'progressive'
>>>> greenloons imagine it working, so it's no surprise that's how Hollywood
>>>> depicts it.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Yeah the horrible ice storm hit and completely demolished the sky people
>>> and filled cars with rolled up windows and yet didn’t bother the nearby
>>> villagers who can’t be more than half a mile away when a little kid can run
>>> back-and-forth between the two places.
>>>
>>> And it’s been a week. They said that several times. But kids who lost their
>>> families when a large portion of LA sank into the ground are already back
>>> at (what I assume are) new schools.
>>>
>>> But the worst part was yet another of Natalie Z’s so many many lovers
>>> screaming at the natives that they murdered somebody right after they
>>> promised them all the food they could carry but before they could make good
>>> on it. This wouldn’t have waited a day? Even an hour?
>>>
>>> Oh and I was right that the visions aren’t visions at all but just memories
>>> of stuff that the little blonde kid never saw.
>>> Wait. Doesn’t that still make them visions?
>>>
>>> And why can’t super dad get a pill that he dropped in an air vent in the
>>> ceiling of an upside down bus. Where could it have gone? All he needs is a
>>> screwdriver. Or a crow bar.
>>>
>> Yeah, I didn't feel that the stupid let up at all this week.
>> The bit that boggled me was when shaman woman casually mentioned that
>> a sinkhole had opened in the *ocean* 60 years back, and that a liner
>> had dropped through! What about all the associated water? Or do we
>> assume that the sinkhole is some kind of force field that lets solid
>> objects fall through (magically gently if they are alive!) but
>> holds back liquids! They'd better come up with some explanation of
>> the phenomenon soon, or I think my plausibility index will have been
>> too far exceeded.
>
> That made no sense, but I think the shaman just blew her lines. I am
> assuming she meant to say that a sinkhole opened *over* the ocean not *in*
> the ocean.
>
>
>>
>> I sort of missed exactly who the latest dying woman was, and how Levi
>> knew her identity. Was that the photo of the group with the woman who
>> got shot by the cop last time?
>
> I think that’s the woman who jumped out of the plane last week.
>
>
>>
>> —Pete ——
>>
>
>
>
> —
> “The last thing I want to do is hurt you, but it’s still on my list.”
>

The dialogue from the closed captioning which matches what she said:

“a sinkhole opened in the ocean. A passenger ship fell through. And the
survivors came ashore.”

Then she says a lot more stuff that doesn’t make sense like how they all
live together and just a minute ago she said there were all these different
villages.

—
“The last thing I want to do is hurt you, but it’s still on my list.”

anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:

>MOGAMBO (1953) TCM
>Why did no one ever tell me this movie existed?

Huh? I thought I posted last time I watched it.

Ava Gardner was at her absolute loveliest. They made Grace Kelly kind of
mousy looking.

When she bathed, she was naked. There were natives present. This upset
the British colonial government, so she rebelled by parading around
naked a whole lot more.

I love Ava.

Did you read the IMDb trivia? The baby elephant pushing Ava Gardner into
the mud was off script! John Ford wouldn't allow her to be rescued till
he got it on film!

>HATARI! which would come
>about a decade later and is one of my very favorite movies of all time is a
>literal remake of this except for the stupid love triangle which is the
>worst part of the film.

Yeah. It's needlessly soapy.

>Clark Gable! Ava Gardener! Grace Kelly! Shot on
>location in Africa, although a lot of it was shot in London but it's almost
>impossible to tell which whereas it's easy to tell what was location or
>what was studio in HATARI!

This is a literal remake of Red Dust (1932), also starring Clark Gable.

>That may be because the later film is beautiful and pristine and Mogambo
>looks like it was shot through a sock.
>If they ever do a restored version of this I'll be first in line at
>Blockbuster to rent it!

On 11/17/2021 8:39 AM, Arthur Lipscomb wrote:
>
> The Flash - "Armageddon, Part 1" - Season 8 premier and start of the big
> 5 part story arc.  First up, Ray Palmer gets shoehorned into the episode
> when he shoes up at Barry's house with luggage because all the hotels
> are sold out.  Yes, that's the level of writing you can expect in this
> episode.  Although I guess technically, it was nice see Routh again, but
> that was all this episode had going for it.  Anyway they face off
> against a villain with a heart of gold and Barry's big plan to win is to
> talk the villain out of killing him.

Isn't that ALWAYS his plan?

--
I've done good in this world. Now I'm tired and just want to be a cranky
dirty old man.

In article <sn4cpa$gf5$1@dont-email.me>, Adam H. Kerman
<ahk@chinet.com> wrote:

> anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>
> >MOGAMBO (1953) TCM
> >Why did no one ever tell me this movie existed?
>
> Huh? I thought I posted last time I watched it.
>
> Ava Gardner was at her absolute loveliest. They made Grace Kelly kind of
> mousy looking.
>
> When she bathed, she was naked. There were natives present. This upset
> the British colonial government, so she rebelled by parading around
> naked a whole lot more.
>
> I love Ava.

So do I. Take a look at On the Beach. Ava's character in the novel is
a perky 20-something blonde. In the film she's older and is someone
who has, shall we say, lived a full life. In the novel, she doesn't
sleep with the captain because it's the wrong thing to do. In the
film, whoopee is whooped. They needed Ava for that.

Adam H. Kerman <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:
> anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>
>> MOGAMBO (1953) TCM
>> Why did no one ever tell me this movie existed?
>
> Huh? I thought I posted last time I watched it.

If so I must’ve missed it.

>
> Ava Gardner was at her absolute loveliest. They made Grace Kelly kind of
> mousy looking.

Supposedly Ava was pregnant by Frank Sinatra and Grace Kelly was actually
sleeping with Clark Gable!

>
> When she bathed, she was naked. There were natives present. This upset
> the British colonial government, so she rebelled by parading around
> naked a whole lot more.
>
> I love Ava.

Yes

>
> Did you read the IMDb trivia? The baby elephant pushing Ava Gardner into
> the mud was off script! John Ford wouldn't allow her to be rescued till
> he got it on film!

I did. I am however suspicious of several anecdotes because they exist also
almost Word for Word for HATARI!

>
>> HATARI! which would come
>> about a decade later and is one of my very favorite movies of all time is a
>> literal remake of this except for the stupid love triangle which is the
>> worst part of the film.
>
> Yeah. It's needlessly soapy.

And there’s nobody to root for!

>
>> Clark Gable! Ava Gardener! Grace Kelly! Shot on
>> location in Africa, although a lot of it was shot in London but it's almost
>> impossible to tell which whereas it's easy to tell what was location or
>> what was studio in HATARI!
>
> This is a literal remake of Red Dust (1932), also starring Clark Gable.
>

Which I had never heard of either.

>> That may be because the later film is beautiful and pristine and Mogambo
>> looks like it was shot through a sock.
>> If they ever do a restored version of this I'll be first in line at
>> Blockbuster to rent it!
>

--
“The last thing I want to do is hurt you, but it’s still on my list.”

Dimensional Traveler <dtravel@sonic.net> wrote:
> On 11/17/2021 8:39 AM, Arthur Lipscomb wrote:
>>
>> The Flash - "Armageddon, Part 1" - Season 8 premier and start of the big
>> 5 part story arc.  First up, Ray Palmer gets shoehorned into the episode
>> when he shoes up at Barry's house with luggage because all the hotels
>> are sold out.  Yes, that's the level of writing you can expect in this
>> episode.  Although I guess technically, it was nice see Routh again, but
>> that was all this episode had going for it.  Anyway they face off
>> against a villain with a heart of gold and Barry's big plan to win is to
>> talk the villain out of killing him.
>
> Isn't that ALWAYS his plan?
>

I seem to recall he used to kill these guys but they have specifically
retconned that out of the show with this episode.

—
“The last thing I want to do is hurt you, but it’s still on my list.”

anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>Adam H. Kerman <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:
>>anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>>>MOGAMBO (1953) TCM
>>>Why did no one ever tell me this movie existed?

>>Huh? I thought I posted last time I watched it.

>If so I must’ve missed it.

I knew you had me kill filed.
>>Ava Gardner was at her absolute loveliest. They made Grace Kelly kind of
>>mousy looking.

>Supposedly Ava was pregnant by Frank Sinatra and Grace Kelly was actually
>sleeping with Clark Gable!

Sinatra was one of her husbands. They had a brief rotten marriage.
>>When she bathed, she was naked. There were natives present. This upset
>>the British colonial government, so she rebelled by parading around
>>naked a whole lot more.

>>I love Ava.

>Yes

>>Did you read the IMDb trivia? The baby elephant pushing Ava Gardner into
>>the mud was off script! John Ford wouldn't allow her to be rescued till
>>he got it on film!

>I did. I am however suspicious of several anecdotes because they exist also
>almost Word for Word for HATARI!
>>>HATARI! which would come
>>>about a decade later and is one of my very favorite movies of all time is a
>>>literal remake of this except for the stupid love triangle which is the
>>>worst part of the film.

>>Yeah. It's needlessly soapy.

>And there’s nobody to root for!
>>>Clark Gable! Ava Gardener! Grace Kelly! Shot on
>>>location in Africa, although a lot of it was shot in London but it's almost
>>>impossible to tell which whereas it's easy to tell what was location or
>>>what was studio in HATARI!

>>This is a literal remake of Red Dust (1932), also starring Clark Gable.

>Which I had never heard of either.

>>>That may be because the later film is beautiful and pristine and Mogambo
>>>looks like it was shot through a sock.
>>>If they ever do a restored version of this I'll be first in line at
>>>Blockbuster to rent it!

Adam H. Kerman <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:
> anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>> Adam H. Kerman <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:
>>> anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>
>>>> MOGAMBO (1953) TCM
>>>> Why did no one ever tell me this movie existed?
>
>>> Huh? I thought I posted last time I watched it.
>
>> If so I must’ve missed it.
>
> I knew you had me kill filed.

It’s the price of being a meanie.

>>> Ava Gardner was at her absolute loveliest. They made Grace Kelly kind of
>>> mousy looking.
>
>> Supposedly Ava was pregnant by Frank Sinatra and Grace Kelly was actually
>> sleeping with Clark Gable!
>
> Sinatra was one of her husbands. They had a brief rotten marriage.
>

:(

--
“The last thing I want to do is hurt you, but it’s still on my list.”

In article <1767368493.658885116.889366.anim8rfsk-cox.net@news.easynews.com>,
anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>Pete <neverland@GoodeveCa.net> wrote:
>> In article <508571403.658875051.132434.anim8rfsk-cox.net@news.easynews.com>,
>> anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>>>
>>> Oh and I was right that the visions aren’t visions at all but just memories
>>> of stuff that the little blonde kid never saw.
>>> Wait. Doesn’t that still make them visions?

That bit bothered me too. Ol' Isiah must have been hanging around an
awful lot of places!
>>>
>>> And why can’t super dad get a pill that he dropped in an air vent in the
>>> ceiling of an upside down bus. Where could it have gone? All he needs is a
>>> screwdriver. Or a crow bar.

all the wrong things seem to happen to these folks!
>>>
>> Yeah, I didn't feel that the stupid let up at all this week.
>> The bit that boggled me was when shaman woman casually mentioned that
>> a sinkhole had opened in the *ocean* 60 years back, and that a liner
>> had dropped through! What about all the associated water? Or do we
>> assume that the sinkhole is some kind of force field that lets solid
>> objects fall through (magically gently if they are alive!) but
>> holds back liquids! They'd better come up with some explanation of
>> the phenomenon soon, or I think my plausibility index will have been
>> too far exceeded.
>
>That made no sense, but I think the shaman just blew her lines. I am
>assuming she meant to say that a sinkhole opened *over* the ocean not *in*
>the ocean.

I suppose that might make a bit more sense, but not much... (:-))
And you'd think an ocean liner would be rather obvious -- even from
60 years ago. Though I suppose it needn't have been nearby.
>
>>
>> I sort of missed exactly who the latest dying woman was, and how Levi
>> knew her identity. Was that the photo of the group with the woman who
>> got shot by the cop last time?
>
>I think that’s the woman who jumped out of the plane last week.
>
Ahh! Yeah, that makes sense (as much as anything in this show).
I never connected those dots!

Thanks,

-- Pete --

In article <363318247.658891458.678582.anim8rfsk-cox.net@news.easynews.com>,
anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>>
[Sorry, I clipped your reply too soon, and missed the appendix...]
>
>The dialogue from the closed captioning which matches what she said:
>
>“a sinkhole opened in the ocean. A passenger ship fell through. And the
>survivors came ashore.”

I thought she said "liner", but same difference, I guess. Does sound the
same otherwise.
>
>Then she says a lot more stuff that doesn’t make sense like how they all
>live together and just a minute ago she said there were all these different
>villages.

I guess she meant the ship folks moved in, but there are still other
groups.

-- Pete --

anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
> Dimensional Traveler <dtravel@sonic.net> wrote:
>> On 11/17/2021 8:39 AM, Arthur Lipscomb wrote:

>>> The Flash - "Armageddon, Part 1" - Season 8 premier and start of the big
>>> 5 part story arc.  First up, Ray Palmer gets shoehorned into the episode
>>> when he shoes up at Barry's house with luggage because all the hotels
>>> are sold out.  Yes, that's the level of writing you can expect in this
>>> episode.  Although I guess technically, it was nice see Routh again, but
>>> that was all this episode had going for it.  Anyway they face off
>>> against a villain with a heart of gold and Barry's big plan to win is to
>>> talk the villain out of killing him.
>>
>> Isn't that ALWAYS his plan?
>
>I seem to recall he used to kill these guys but they have specifically
>retconned that out of the show with this episode.

I thought they put them in that illegal secret jail.

--
Let's go Brandon!

Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
> anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
>> Dimensional Traveler <dtravel@sonic.net> wrote:
>>> On 11/17/2021 8:39 AM, Arthur Lipscomb wrote:
>
>>>> The Flash - "Armageddon, Part 1" - Season 8 premier and start of the big
>>>> 5 part story arc.  First up, Ray Palmer gets shoehorned into the episode
>>>> when he shoes up at Barry's house with luggage because all the hotels
>>>> are sold out.  Yes, that's the level of writing you can expect in this
>>>> episode.  Although I guess technically, it was nice see Routh again, but
>>>> that was all this episode had going for it.  Anyway they face off
>>>> against a villain with a heart of gold and Barry's big plan to win is to
>>>> talk the villain out of killing him.
>>>
>>> Isn't that ALWAYS his plan?
>>
>> I seem to recall he used to kill these guys but they have specifically
>> retconned that out of the show with this episode.
>
> I thought they put them in that illegal secret jail.

They stopped doing that sometime ago about the time I quit watching the
show. They had been sticking them all in iron Heights (?). I guess that’s
what they’re still doing because we saw Barry take a handful of seconds to
lock everybody back in their cells again.

>
> —> Let’’ go Brandon!
>
>

—
“The last thing I want to do is hurt you, but it’s still on my list.”

In article <UBI20211116@dont-email.me>, weberm@polaris.net wrote:

>VANDERPUMP RULES:
>"Anger Mismanagment". Schwartz and Sandoval brainstorm ideas for their bar,
>while Raquel comes clean to Lisa about the story behind her nose job, much to
>James' dismay. Charli excludes Lala from her party in solidarity with
>Scheana, and when everyone parties too hard for James' comfort, he lashes out
>at his unsuspecting fiance�. If the two Toms think getting wasted on mushroom
>tea is "brainstorming", their business is doomed as doomed can be!
>Oh, look! It's a Botched crossover! I couldn't care less about them thwoing a
>party for that picky eater drama queen.
>
>VANDERPUMP RULES:
>"Pitch Not-So-Perfect". Katie makes a splash at Schwartz and Sandoval's pitch
>meeting, much to Sandoval's dismay, while Ariana coaches Raquel on how to set
>boundaries with James. Lala finally makes amends with Scheana after their
>rift, but Brock and Charli aren't so quick to forgive and forget.

James is such a POS. Raquel is even more of an idiot for marrying this moron if she does.
Also James calm down your ego guy you really overestimate your attractiveness.

If he meant that he doesn�t want Raquel to be someone who is addicted to plastic surgery
and doesn�t want her to turn into like an Adrienne Maloof then I would get that but I don�t
think that�s what he means lol.

Enough with LVP being in your fantasies Schwartz. I did feel bad for him with his whole
family stuff tho and how he wants to help them out. Moments like that make me think he�s a
good guy.

Why is Charli still there lol. She�s not interesting to watch.

Brock has a weird sense of style. I�m never sure what he�s going for.

Tom Sandoval was so annoying at the end. I think he was jacked up on something. LaLa is a
bitch but Sandoval is too into himself and his speeches again.

Labadens B. <hs048700@gmail.com> wrote:
>weberm@polaris.net wrote:

>>VANDERPUMP RULES:
>>"Anger Mismanagment". Schwartz and Sandoval brainstorm ideas for their bar,
>>while Raquel comes clean to Lisa about the story behind her nose job, much to
>>James' dismay. Charli excludes Lala from her party in solidarity with
>>Scheana, and when everyone parties too hard for James' comfort, he lashes out
>>at his unsuspecting fiance�. If the two Toms think getting wasted on mushroom
>>tea is "brainstorming", their business is doomed as doomed can be!
>>Oh, look! It's a Botched crossover! I couldn't care less about them thwoing a
>>party for that picky eater drama queen.

>>VANDERPUMP RULES:
>>"Pitch Not-So-Perfect". Katie makes a splash at Schwartz and Sandoval's pitch
>>meeting, much to Sandoval's dismay, while Ariana coaches Raquel on how to set
>>boundaries with James. Lala finally makes amends with Scheana after their
>>rift, but Brock and Charli aren't so quick to forgive and forget.

>James is such a POS. Raquel is even more of an idiot for marrying this moron if she does.
>Also James calm down your ego guy you really overestimate your attractiveness.

>. . .

I can't believe there's someone else out there with Ubi's horrific taste in
television.

In article <sn6udm$trg$2@dont-email.me>,
"Adam H. Kerman" <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:

> Labadens B. <hs048700@gmail.com> wrote:
> >weberm@polaris.net wrote:
>
> >> VANDERPUMP RULES:
> >> "Anger Mismanagment". Schwartz and Sandoval brainstorm ideas for their
> >> bar, while Raquel comes clean to Lisa about the story behind her nose
> >> job, much to James' dismay. Charli excludes Lala from her party in
> >> solidarity with Scheana, and when everyone parties too hard for James'
> >> comfort, he lashes out at his unsuspecting fiance�. If the two Toms
> >> think getting wasted on mushroom tea is "brainstorming", their business
> >> is doomed as doomed can be! Oh, look! It's a Botched crossover! I
> >> couldn't care less about them thwoing a party for that picky eater
> >> drama queen.
>
> >> VANDERPUMP RULES:
> >> "Pitch Not-So-Perfect". Katie makes a splash at Schwartz and Sandoval's
> >> pitch meeting, much to Sandoval's dismay, while Ariana coaches Raquel
> >> on how to set boundaries with James. Lala finally makes amends with
> >> Scheana after their rift, but Brock and Charli aren't so quick to
> >> forgive and forget.
>
> > James is such a POS. Raquel is even more of an idiot for marrying this
> > moron if she does. Also James calm down your ego guy you really
> > overestimate your attractiveness.

> I can't believe there's someone else out there with Ubi's horrific taste in
> television.

Every time I drive past Pump on Santa Monica Blvd, I think of Ubi. The
one time I actually was inside the place-- a couple of years ago with
the Prime Minister of Ireland-- none of the people from the show were
there. I suspect these people are just actors and only "work" there when
they film episodes.

atropos@mac.com wrote:
> "Adam H. Kerman" <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:
>> Labadens B. <hs048700@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> weberm@polaris.net wrote:

>>>> VANDERPUMP RULES:
>>>> "Anger Mismanagment". Schwartz and Sandoval brainstorm ideas for their
>>>> bar, while Raquel comes clean to Lisa about the story behind her nose
>>>> job, much to James' dismay. Charli excludes Lala from her party in
>>>> solidarity with Scheana, and when everyone parties too hard for James'
>>>> comfort, he lashes out at his unsuspecting fiance�. If the two Toms
>>>> think getting wasted on mushroom tea is "brainstorming", their business
>>>> is doomed as doomed can be! Oh, look! It's a Botched crossover! I
>>>> couldn't care less about them throwing a party for that picky eater
>>>> drama queen.
>>>>
>>>> VANDERPUMP RULES:
>>>> "Pitch Not-So-Perfect". Katie makes a splash at Schwartz and Sandoval's
>>>> pitch meeting, much to Sandoval's dismay, while Ariana coaches Raquel
>>>> on how to set boundaries with James. Lala finally makes amends with
>>>> Scheana after their rift, but Brock and Charli aren't so quick to
>>>> forgive and forget.
>>>
>>> James is such a POS. Raquel is even more of an idiot for marrying this
>>> moron if she does. Also James calm down your ego guy you really
>>> overestimate your attractiveness.
>>
>> I can't believe there's someone else out there with Ubi's horrific taste
>> in television.
>
>Every time I drive past Pump on Santa Monica Blvd, I think of Ubi. The
>one time I actually was inside the place-- a couple of years ago with
>the Prime Minister of Ireland-- none of the people from the show were
>there. I suspect these people are just actors and only "work" there when
>they film episodes.

I've heard the cast members are never there when they's not filming, but
they've seen Lisa Vanderbucks and Peter on occassion. I was rather surprised
to see them show one of the working there in this ep. I heard the food and
service are subpar as well.

[Kerman's incorrect formatting fixed.]

--
Let's go Brandon!