Friday, 6 September 2024
The one where it's great that Tracey aimed low and settled for very little.
Synopsis: As the 'happy' couple head to parts unknown, Tracey shuts down Gord's grand gesture because the only thing she sees as having changed is her surname.
Summary: Good thing Gord is afraid of actually talking to women. Otherwise, she'll end up like fellow dumpy blonde ( Read more... )
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Niagara Falls is a couple of hours away. It's a honeymoon town! Take the win, you goober!
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they have to play the We're Hard-Working Poor People Starting from Nothing card right off the bat. When i got married, I worked in the dairy department at Wegman's and my wife worked at a Ross's Clothing. We did a winery tour and went hiking through the Finger Lakes Region of Upstate NY. Gordon and Tracey are better off than we were, but they have that role to play.
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The irritating thing is not that the closest that these two dumb people ever get to a honeymoon is a cabin in the wilds. The irritating thing is that the only normal looking honeymoon we get to see involves a lot of retail therapy on Deanna's part:
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You know who Tracey reminds me of? Annie. Both of them love to cast aspersions about women who remind them that they don't have a lot going for them.
From Doughy Idiot Woman clucking about Connie like the small-minded hen she is:
Anne didn't care much for Connie, anyway. They were different in too many important ways to be friends. Their backgrounds were similar - conservative French-Canadian communities with deep roots and strong family ties. But while Annie was proud of her heritage and content to live according to the traditional, tried-and-true standards in which she had been raised, Connie seemed determined to rebel against all of them.
It bothered Anne to see the values she believed in being flouted and scorned. She couldn't see where it had done Connie much good, either, being a career woman, spouting women's lib and trashing the institution of marriage every way she could. It had only left the other woman lonely, insecure and unhappy.
Anne could have overlooked Connie's affairs, her divorce, even her belief that women who ( ... )
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Only very old people use expressions like "old flame".
Telling people to pray at a New Year's Eve party. This is why I think they're bible thumpers.
Elly is so dumb she thinks people with three kids never get divorced? Also, more Victorian euphemisms with "seeing" meaning "having sex with" and the hands sprouting directly under the tits.
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Apparently Elly is a family court judge now- "no, this marriage cannot end. Too much at stake."
What if one of the parents died? Would that not be "permitted" either?
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I know lots of people who were brought up by loving single parents and turned out fine. I also know lots of people who had horrible abusive parents and are really messed up.
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