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Posting here because I don't have enough karma for the other DC community. Anyways this episode is SO good! I'm watching the show for the first time. I liked the drama in it and I was invested. Normally I put DC as a background show but this episode is so up my alley and it's so surprisingly good!

It tests Joey and her character and you get to see her character development. I like that you get to get a break from the other characters because sometimes you need that in a show.

I'm actually so surprised that this is a very hated episode. Maybe I like it so much because I love Greys Anatomy and it has a similar vibe to it (maybe?). I'm not sure but the episode is just so drama filled and interesting, definitely one of my top 3 favorite episodes out of the whole show!

I basically only watch Netflix so I ended up watching all the popular shows and forced to rewsrch them because there's nothing else. So, one day I was tired of rewatching and found Dawsons Creek, looks interesting​, has the girl from First President or President Princess or something like that, let's give it a try. I watched the first season and it was good, watched the second and it was ok, watched the third and I was kinda just starting to except watching an underrated show. Now you need to know, before I watch a show I do a quick TT search to get the feel of it and I didn't see a lot pop up and the amount of ppl visiting and contributing to this sub at the time when I checked didn't seem like a lot to me so that's how I came to the conclusion that this show wasn't really successful. I'm a newer gen so I didn't know the cultural significance this show had? I mean for me it didn't feel like a popular show but I was so wrong I guess because I was looking at some comments in reddit of people talking about how successful this show was and I can't believe it. I feel like not a lot of people my age know about this show or maybe only know about it because Chad Michel Murrey was in it. Anyways I just wanted to share but I do want to say that the show is good even though I'm only on season 3 but I'm actaully hooked so you guys know your shows.. now who's that director Dawson always talks about it always bugs me because I don't know him haha?

I know this has probably been covered numerous times but I really needed to rant about this. I hated Luke in the later seasons because of how different his character is! The writers basically made Luke the bad guy to force Lorieli and Luke to not be together, which is upsetting because that just made Luke become such an annoying character! He handled the April situation poorly and he was such a hypocrite in this situation because he told Lorieli that they need to tell eachother everyrhing for there realtionshop to work out after the whole Chris thing and fast forward and we see Luke not telling Lorieli about April a month after finding out! (I think a month, I'm not sure it's been a while since I've seen it.) He told Liz all about it, but why couldn't he tell Lorieli? I think even Liz told him that he should tell Lorieli or insinuated that he should by asking what Lorieli thought about it. And I hated how he used April to push Lorieli away and how he just pushed Lorieli away from April. I know Anna is also a big facor of the situation, but Luke could've introduced Lorieli to Anna and showed Anna what kind of person Lorieli is. Also, the whole thing about Luke being scared that April will like Lorieli more is so stupid. April likes Luke for how he is, and they get along great, it's hard to break that because of Lorieli. Also It's so funng because he just ends up having Lorieli spend like half a day with April and also April already met her before. Luke was just so insecure. And also, the whole Martha's Vinyard situation was so hard to watch. And I need to mention that Luke handled the boat thing so wrong after the break up because why would you go to someones house and take something in their proverty unannounced? At least tell Lorieli. When people break up it's natural for each person to have something that belongs to eachother but they would normally return the stuff back and if the person really wants it they can ask for it, same goes here. Maybe it's just me, but I see why Lorieli decided to marry Chris. She was completely vulnerable, which was the biggest reason why, but it was also because her relationship with Chris was much different than Lukes, well it was like a refreshing different. With Chris, he encouraged her to tell him what she thought of any situation and wasn't afraid to share things (referring the Gigi goes to Paris situation) which was something Luke lacked doing. Also, Luke getting upset at Lorieli at the supermarket and at the crosswalk after their breakup was understandable but in my opinion he shouldn't had been that rude to Lorieli when he was treating her so much worse. Luke in the earlier seasons was the best and I miss him a lot when I get to the later seasons because I feel like he really does lose his charm that old Luke used to have. Rant over now, thanks for reading!

I want to try it but I'm scared it's going to taste bad due to everyone's negative reactions to it

"What are the Flintstones favorite poems?"

"Italian sonnets because it goes ABBA-yabba-doo"

I'm tired teach

People have sold things at my school before but I havent reslly seen it promoted so I'm not sure if I could do it. I want to sell food but I'm not sure about the pickup/handoff situation, how I would get payed, what would be good to sell, should I make a Instagram and promote it, etc? Also do people who sell drinks to school bring it everyday because that would be too exhausting for me but I could do twice a week. Also what procedures would I have to do for this kind of business (like I've heard that I need to give out the address of the place where I make the stuff but that would be my home which is too private). I feel like this would be good for collages and to make money and I could do events where all profits go to charity.

if I shouldn't sell food, what would be better?

In S3 ep 13 Dean is taking an order for Taylor. Jess goes "Oh so you're Taylor's errand boy now" and Dean goes "And your his waitress" and it goes on. (Dean says more insults in this scene but that felt like a prime example.) I feel like Dean is so smooth with his insults to Jess.