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Logan Likes Mary Anne! Part 2!

Mar 28, 2017 16:59

Greetings, dolls! First off I want to apologize for not getting this snark up sooner. I was just exhausted all week and sleeping. I would get up, play Animal Crossing a bit, scroll through Tumblr say 'I should work on my snark...' and fall asleep. But I got back on a better sleep schedule and got back to work. And aw, yeah! This part of the snark ( Read more... )

mary anne, snarker: road_baby, fashion, logan bruno, #10 logan likes mary anne

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shatisarockgod March 29 2017, 01:26:18 UTC

Jackie is also clearly in love with him too. --LMFAO ( ... )

shatisarockgod March 29 2017, 01:29:14 UTC

After Mary Anne gets her shoe she goes back to her traitor friends who are also laughing at her.--Not surprised in the least bit. I would think good friends wouldn't be laughing and they'd know already that this happening will completely fuck up the rest of the night for Mary Anne. She'll either go cry in the bathroom for the rest of the night or go home and cry there. And can't forget the worries that people are gonna mock her in school about this happening. Some people can easily laugh off shit like this by laughing it up and saying "Maybe I'll try out for the soccer team!" A lot of people aren't able to do that.

but keeps coming back to Mary Anne to check on her.--I like Logan's doing this. And what does it say that somebody Mary Anne's just met is doing this and her cult friends are leaving her alone? I'm assuming they're leaving her alone this entire time?

Wait a week Mary Anne, I'm sure SMS will have a 'Two Minus Three Equals Negative Fun!' dance.--LOL! Excellent. :D

Loved the snark! :)

road_baby March 29 2017, 03:16:55 UTC

Thank you! I was lucky enough to grow up in the 80s which I feel was a great decade as far as fashion and music and movies and tv is concerned. I have a total nostalgia love for it because I'll admit, it was goofy as Hell. But there was something so endearing about it. It was so over the top. It was truly outrageous.

The BSC is totally unreasonable about Jenny. Look how many times Karen has scared her siblings. Jenny loves Andrea. She would never treat her the way Karen treats Andrew. I can count the times Jenny's been a brat on one hand whereas Karen is brat in every chapter she's in. And let's not forget that Jenny is four Karen's almost twice her age and supposedly advanced so, there's no reason she should act brattier than Jenny.

I don't think Ann was ever a kid. I think she came out of the womb at 50.

Yeah, if I was Mrs P, I wouldn't be too pleased that my sitter lost my dog and didn't even go look for him. I know Stoneybrook is pretty idyllic and nothing bad would really happen, but it still doesn't show the responsibility ( ... )

the1812overture March 29 2017, 09:42:52 UTC

I was lucky enough to grow up in the 80s which I feel was a great decade as far as fashion and music and movies and tv is concerned.

It's hard to beat 80's comedy. That was back when there was less concern about offending people, and so they could really let go. Movies like Trading Places couldn't be made today because of a well-placed N-word (the Duke brothers were nearly likable, and that word was used at just the right moment to make sure the viewers remembered that they're the bad guys in every way), yet when you watch it, it's amazing. Even Ghostbusters likely wouldn't be able to get made today because today's viewers would call out Louis for raping Dana since she couldn't consent since she was possessed...even though Louis was too. We can enjoy these things because they were already made, but they couldn't get made today.

Don't forget this little movie called THE LITTLE MERMAID.

Even sports was more exciting. Pre-steroid scandals. Just good fun.

And no Cheeto for president.

Can we go back to 1988?

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andromeda331 March 29 2017, 05:27:26 UTC

She immediately thinks of Jenny who has never been any more trouble ( ... )

road_baby March 30 2017, 05:22:10 UTC

Yeah, putting stickers on a door doesn't seem like it would have lasting damage. And even on the off chance the Perkins moved, they can scrape them off. It's not an easy job but it's not impossible either.

I think Mary Anne's dance outfit is the best in the series. It's funny that this is the one everyone remembers and loves rather than one of Claudia's outfits.

the1812overture March 29 2017, 09:33:07 UTC

Ann. We need to talk. You do realize mom jeans were at their peak in the 80s, right?

Ann grew up a privileged kid. I don't think she regularly saw stay-at-home moms in jeans.

Mary Anne is like, 'Your male grasshopper is named Elizabeth?'

Trufax: Adolf Hitler's middle name is Elizabeth. Adolf Elizabeth Hitler.

It's too bad Logan turned into such a douche waffle in later books.

Logan gets all the crap for that, but when you think about it, his actions could reasonably be the result of Mary Anne smothering the hell out of him and always thinking he's cheating.

Maybe it's me, but I don't see why a kid shouldn't put stickers on the wall or wherever. Because the walls in this house cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, and painting them costs in the four figures (we're about to do it again), and I'm not spending that kind of money to have the place covered in stickers. Our daughter can sticker the walls in her bedroom, but otherwise, no. I don't want my house messed up, whether that's stickers that can't be removed or ( ... )