The Mayor ,'End of Days'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
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I don't think the rapist is supposed to pay in that scenario. I think we the audience are to see his actions as part of the times and what many women had to deal with.
Wasn't it only until the 1970s that a husband raping his wife was a crime? I saw an ABC movie about that in high school and I was aghast. Aghast!
I am now realising two dress-code related things: if we're not allowed to wear logos on our clothes, I'm probably not allowed to wear my superhero belt buckles, which is woefully disappointing. You have no idea how radical they are. So fucking cool. Also, for all the talk in the email about BUSINESS casual, long velvet skirt and heavy boots was not in the spirit of the law. Oops.
le nubian, right, no, I get that it's supposed to be a window into a different time. I just wonder if it will get revisited.
if we're not allowed to wear logos on our clothes, I'm probably not allowed to wear my superhero belt buckles, which is woefully disappointing. You have no idea how radical they are.
But...a shirt with a Pepsi logo is pimping Pepsi. But Green Lantern isn't real. (Much to Allyson's relief.) You're not actually pimping Green Lantern Corp. (Or Batman Inc.)
Silly dress code.
Are you literally not allowed to wear a Gucci belt? Or an Izod polo? That seems equivalent to me.
Wasn't it only until the 1970s that a husband raping his wife was a crime?
Mid-'70s. I remember some very heated arguments on the subject.
Are you literally not allowed to wear a Gucci belt? Or an Izod polo? That seems equivalent to me.
What about a Louis Vuitton purse?
This reminds me of my mom's dress code, where women could not where khaki's, but men were to wear "Dockers or Haggar pants". Which is sort of weird, because I think Haggar is a (sears?) store brand. She worked for a county department of Social Services.
They will make a charming as hell geeky trio.
That they will.
if we're not allowed to wear logos on our clothes, I'm probably not allowed to wear my superhero belt buckles, which is woefully disappointing.
Huh. I mean, technically speaking you are totally right, but somehow in my head there's a difference between a bat belt buckle and the word "juicy" written in glitter across your chest.
This reminds me of my mom's dress code, where women could not where khaki's, but men were to wear "Dockers or Haggar pants". Which is sort of weird, because I think Haggar is a (sears?) store brand. She worked for a county department of Social Services.
That's bananas.
What about a Louis Vuitton purse?
Oo, good point. Most any designer purse, come to think of it. Weirds.