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10 years ago @ The Toast - Dad Magazine: December... · 0 replies · +4 points
10 years ago @ The Toast - Please Recommend Your ... · 0 replies · +3 points
The Girl's Guide to Homelessness. Full of angst and probable exaggeration and just entertaining.
10 years ago @ The Toast - Characters I Have Inap... · 0 replies · +4 points
Seriously, he discovered that the woman he was "in love" with AND her fruitcake father had been imprisoned by the Beast, and he'd heard about that guy/beast. And she was making excuses for him, despite his horrible temper and cruel actions. Beast's "true nature", as Belle described, was behind a huge, violent, angry shell.
Why the hell WOULDN'T Gaston assemble a group to protect the village when a glimpse of said Beast indicates that he's still raging in his castle?
10 years ago @ The Toast - Characters I Have Inap... · 0 replies · +3 points
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Like, it's a job, Andy. Wailing about how your boss is pissed that you failed to do your job isn't cute. Whining about how a very casual business-casual look gets you side-eye from your *colleagues* in the *fashion industry* doesn't make you relatable. Disappearing in the middle of the work day when your immediate coworker is busier than you are to cry yourself into a makeover? REALLY shitty, Andy.
And she is very, very lucky that she wasn't canned and didn't have her professional reputation ruined for wandering past the foyer of her employer's HOUSE. Like, even if you're invited to a party at a friend's house, you don't just walk into their bedroom and scan the tops of dressers and then get bashful because you see an open box of condoms.
Miranda (and Emily) aren't the bad guys.
10 years ago @ The Toast - Characters I Have Inap... · 0 replies · +3 points
I have some serious sympathy for Jonathan. He wanted to be special and important and maybe rich, not an invisible loser.
10 years ago @ The Toast - Characters I Have Inap... · 0 replies · +6 points
Boromir wasn't the Bad Guy. He was the voice of reason and tried to use said reason with an overly-permissive Lone Wolf, an elf, a dwarf, and FOUR HELPLESS HOBBITS.
Faramir is a bit more schmoopy, but Boromir's not a bad guy.
10 years ago @ The Toast - Thanksgiving Open Thread · 0 replies · +3 points
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10 years ago @ The Toast - Alternatives to Writin... · 0 replies · +5 points
(According to Mallory, anyway.)