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HaHa. Yeah, the whole eating-their-young thing threw me for a loop. Then I realized that its just "different strokes for different folks." ;)

JDonne, I am sorry. I meant no offense and I did not mean to imply that all (or even most) people in New York (or on the East Coast) are rude. There are rude people and people with "attitude" everywhere. I was just making statements based on my observations moving East. I've also lived in a...

Since "City of the Dolls" was on last night, I thought I'd pull a good example from there: When Danny and Lindsay arrive at the teacher's apartment, Lindsay takes off her boots. Danny's reaction is basically, "What are you doing?" Lindsay responds with some comment about being polite to people...

You know, several months after I moved, one of the guys at work commented that I had changed a lot since I got there. The thing is, I don't know that it was really so much that I changed, but that I felt more comfortable where I was. I wasn't overacheiving at work, I talked (and laughed) more, I...

Agreed. I would be really annoyed, and probably more than a little offended, if they portrayed her as a hayseed or whatever.

OK, work is stressing me out, so I'm back here...what is it about analyzing trivial things from a TV show that makes my world seem less stressful and complicated? Maybe it's just getting to forget about my life and focus on something else...anyway... It's actually not things in the lab or...

Oh, you're going to make me think now aren't you? :p I do have a couple of examples in mind, but I don't have time to write all that much right now. I'll come back, I promise.

Having moved from a plains state (one of the ones in the middle of the country) to the East, I have a bit of experience. It did take me a bit to fit in, but it wasn't all that long before I felt mostly comfortable. Yes, some things are still different years later, but those around me aren't...

I've been reading a collection of stories by Kafka....very odd...intriguing, yet unsatisfying in a lot of ways...I can't really decide whether I like it. ETA: Are his stories as odd in German as they are in English? I don't know enough German to read them in the original language and I wonder...

Re: Stella and Hawkes A present from the episode tonight:

Re: Stella and Hawkes Is it wrong that I want to bump this just because I like Hawkes so much? Anyway, great pics tianshi! Thanks for posting them. Anyone know if Stella and Hawkes are working together any of the upcoming episodes?

Re: Sam Braun & Catherine: What do you think of this? *Spoi Hmmm...I don't really know how I feel about Sam. And I don't think Catherine knows how to feel about him either. I don't think Same is completely bad, he just seems to have a rather "old Vegas" view of the world. I don't remeber if it...

When your face gets pink or red because you are embarrassed.

It might have something to do with Vanessa Fertilo (Aiden) leaving. Having to write out one character and intoduce another (Lindsay) may have led to the decision to push back Tanglewood 2 to keep the front of the season from becoming too loaded. The problem now is that if they want to have...

Re: Flack & Stella Flack and Stella had some cute interaction in this episode. I liked her face when he was quoting the victim on sex and women. :lol:

Re: The CSI: Miami 'I Have A Question' thread. In which episode does Calleigh go into the gun vault and say "be still my beating heart"?

Re: Humorious Quotes Suspect:Beautiful and smart...too bad you're a woman in a man's world...I bet they call you secretary with a gun when you're not around... Calleigh: You know, I can type almost as well as I shoot...

I love that he wanted to do TV so he could be close to his family.

Re: Flack & Stella ^Wow, that's great!