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8 years ago @ The Toast - Happy Beverly Crusher ... · 0 replies · +6 points

It's really just a proverb about the imprudence of getting married before you properly know someone.

8 years ago @ The Toast - Classic Songs I Only K... · 0 replies · +5 points

Her version is based on the Amy Winehouse cover.

8 years ago @ The Toast - Women In Western Art H... · 4 replies · +30 points

Is painting #1 Samuel himself?

8 years ago @ The Toast - I'm Fairly Certain Kea... · 2 replies · +89 points

This delightful post led me down a research rabbit-hole in which I discovered the almost-as-delightful academic article title, "'Cortez: Or Balboa, or Somebody like That"': Form, Fact, and Forgetting in Keats's 'Chapman's Homer' Sonnet."

8 years ago @ The Toast - Friday Open Thread! · 0 replies · +1 points

Try Allende's "House of the Spirits." It's her first book, set in Chile, and it's extremely compelling!

9 years ago @ The Toast - Dirtbag Ethan Frome · 0 replies · +10 points

"Summer" depressed me for months. It might actually be the most devastating of Wharton's novels, despite a lot of stiff competition.

9 years ago @ The Toast - Every Meal In Jane... · 5 replies · +84 points

Ugh, I can just imagine the simpering way in which he says, "And I wish to be an angel here below." I HATE THAT KID SO MUCH, even though we never actually see him!

9 years ago @ The Toast - Link Roundup! · 14 replies · +114 points

Yes, women writers are subject to a vicious double standard, but I've often wondered what Louis CK's kids will think about his standup routine wishing they had never been born. Just call me Helen Lovejoy.

9 years ago @ The Toast - The Return Of The Prod... · 2 replies · +85 points

I feel you, Goatless Brother, I feel you. It's not fair!

9 years ago @ The Toast - Movie Yelling: Things ... · 0 replies · +9 points

There it is..."danger"!

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