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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
Her enemies are mostly incompetent. There hasn't been a single thing that convinces me this woman is able to stand on her own intellectually. -
[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
Even in the Netflix series, she's given that 'born yesterday' sort of naiveté coupled with skills that 'the guys' have to respect. -
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
The setup is exactly something you'd imagine as the femme fatale in a spy novel. -
[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
She drives a convertible, former spy, the pose (for the 8-bit graphic that is was) is suggestive. It's educational, mind you, so there's a layer of plausible denial. -
[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
All of them has more SA than brains in the limited sense of the trench coat as a mystery-factor catalyst. -
[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
When Claire said it's not how Carmen dresses, I think it's all about the way she dresses. -
[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
It's not about weaponized femininity, it's about suggestiveness. -
[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
There's also no reason to animate this woman in a skirt and high heels. -
[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
Likely an unpopular opinion, but you've all seen the absurdity in her decision-making right? -
[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
Back to that comment, I know we've moved on, but I think incarnations of Carmen was full of sex appeal. Maybe even more so than brains. -
[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
I'd written 'Situational temperance' in reply to her 'Like, what's a temporary situation?' -
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[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
@Patty, I agree with @Claire Yeon. I don't think you've posted any journal aside from your co-post with Dan/Zack way back. -
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Lucy:
: What do you call a line of dads waiting to get haircuts? A: The barberqueue!
Lucy:
: What do you call a line of dads waiting to get haircuts? A: The barberqueue!