allmc2008

I have to get stoned in order to watch him. I'm outta weed right now but I hope I'll have some by then.

I too find that it is refreshing to watch the British soaps as they are more realistic. The US soaps could learn so much from them.

I recreated the 1980-1984 opening for a class project at Northwestern

Nice I Always Preferred This and so I will do this for Now On.

The credits say Bill Levinson. How soon until Labine? And I thought that Sonny started when her episodes started airing but I do know that she didn't actually create him -- I heard Sonny's debut coincide with her start. And there is something very Labine about the scenes.

Why are you posting with center justification and not left justification? What else! What else!!

Links?

Where is the "Raging Bit*h"/"Why don't we name it after you" thing? I think it was pulled from YouTube.

Who was that?

Outside of this group I think there are 7 people who even knew about the shows existence and only 2 of them watched when it was on the air. It'll be safe. Outside of this group I think there are 7 people who even knew about the shows existence and only 2 of them watched when it was on the air. It'll be safe. How very John Waters. Seriously, Divine could have been the matriarch of a family like that.

I'm binging 1998. I started at June and now I'm in mid-July. I absolutely LOVE Sharon. It's so sad that they trashed the character by giving her an insulting story.

When was Sharon diagnosed with bi-polar?

How? Why?

Thank you. I have a question. Can you somehow digitize the the reports and email them to me? If you do not have a scanner I suppose you can use your phone. This is fora project I'm doing in school.

No mental illness is that clear cut -- always exceptions and grey areas. Remember, people who have mental illnesses are people too. Stuart is a lot like my Aunt Mel. Like her, he is simple and childish but is able to take care of herself on a basic level. She could never learn how to drive and her relationship with 'symbols' is off. For example, the lady is, always has been, in poverty. Yet, once she accidentally dropped a 20 dollar bill on the sidewalk and my Aunt Debbye, who has back problems, told her about it. Aunt Mel said, "Oh, I'll just get it later". Aunt Debbye grabbed it, hurting her back a bit, and tried to explain to her 60 year old sister the significance of the bill but she simply couldn't grasp it (Now, Mel lives with her). I also know that Mel had been married and had a boyfriend for about 15 years. But, can she ever drive? No. Could she raise a child, MAYBE with a lot of support. I know she's very artistic as well, like Stuart. Regarding Stuart, his early psychotic tenancies were a result of being gaslit by Adam and Joanne (his first wife). Nothing distasteful about the situation with Stuart. However, I do find your rigid and black/white view of mental handicap HIGHLY offensive and crass. Please, remember that people with disabilities have personalities too.

Question, can you or someone else find me actual documents (e.g., news paper clippings, articles, press releases)? I don't doubt you AT ALL, but, for my research I'd like to have some hard evidence. And again, I don't doubt you I just need something to cite.

And think of ALL the times soaps had siblings chasing the same person. My idea was to help show that no two gay men are the same tbh.

I personally am getting to the point that a show shouldn't write for gay characters if there isn't a gay on the writing staff. And then I remember "Felix" on GH and his first few scenes and how much I found the writing repulsive. That said, I also know that any gay character will offend a gay audience member. The scenes between Paul and Will a few pages back made me cringe as I have never EVER heard someone ask a guy if they are gay in that manner. I'm not sure about others but when I try to figure that out I check out their social media accounts. Either that, or I have someone ask for me. I feel that the best way is to create two, make them siblings. And have both of them on either end of the spectrum. One being flamboyant and the other being subtle. Most importantly, of course, is to explain WHY these personality traits exist.

When did they air?

And DOOL is worse, to be honest. I use to defend Frankypoo -- thinking Ron's influence clouded the show. But now I know he was equally week. I'm inclined to believe he already did

Firstly, I do feel that there is on part of Wes Ramsey a very 'decided' choice to act that way. It's the wrong acting choice, by a long shot, but it's oddly intricate. He seems to be making active critical choices but his critical choices suck. Maybe before social distancing the directors had to slap the crap out of him to get him to not do that and now they cant? It's hard for me to call it bad acting because it is intricate and very decided. But, this is the wrong place and the wrong time. Secondly, what is that blueish hue in each scene? Due they just not know Davinci Resolve is free? Thirdly, the scenes with Wes and JPS, with the sound off, is kinda hot tbh. I am going to have a wet dream tonight...

What?

It only goes to the 140's

And why was she locked away? What all led to it?

Have the scenes in which Ashley and Victor talked about the abortion in the rain been uploaded yet? How about the sanitareum scenes? Also, can someone give me a timeline of 80s Ashley? I'm really curious about what led up to the abortion and the nervous breakdown (and when it all happened).