Anonymous wrote:I too find it insufferable. So much navel gazing, entitlement, and self-involvement.

This is almost exactly the same way my parents felt about Reality Bites.

This! We're just getting old.

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Anonymous wrote:Just binge watched this 2 seasons to prepare for the premiere tonight! Totes excited for the show. If you have not seen this show, you need to get watching on the immediate.

Clearly you missed the thread a couple of weeks ago about banned words for 2014, so let me get you up to speed. "Totes" is out. Do not return with it.

Not a Suburgatory fan I take it? That show is amaze.

I also tried to like Girls, but I can't. It's simply not that entertaining. I find the characters somewhat annoying and the plot lines uninteresting and completely unoriginal. And seeing Lena Dunham naked does make me uncomfortable. I don't know why- nudity usually doesn't bother me. Part of it is because she's so in-your-face about it, but mainly, it's because I find her so, well, just gross.

Anonymous wrote:What does totes mean?

totally 12 year olds use it.

What does totes mean?

I used to think it was a self mocking super aware commentary

but i've come to realize its not, its narcissism at its worst

Anonymous wrote:Just binge watched this 2 seasons to prepare for the premiere tonight! Totes excited for the show. If you have not seen this show, you need to get watching on the immediate.

Clearly you missed the thread a couple of weeks ago about banned words for 2014, so let me get you up to speed. "Totes" is out. Do not return with it.

I like it. Part of the experience is rolling your eyes at the characters, watching them make stupid decisions due to their own lack of perspective. And yet, we also are able to see some vulnerability and we root for them to grow. All shows have something that makes them stand apart than the pack..this one has lots of nudity which I think is supposed to add to the awkwardness.

Just binge watched this 2 seasons to prepare for the premiere tonight! Totes excited for the show. If you have not seen this show, you need to get watching on the immediate.

I don't particularly like the show, but I don't see how the question that the reporter asked could be perceived as anything but rude.

I don't like Reality Bites, probably because I was too young when it came out.

I love Girls. The characters (especially Jessa) remind me of a younger version of myself. A few years ago I was just as self-centered, and I made many of the same mistakes.

I too find it insufferable. So much navel gazing, entitlement, and self-involvement.

This is almost exactly the same way my parents felt about Reality Bites.

The reaction was over the top.

The nudity is excessive. It's not about not wanting to see Hannah's ugly body, it's about why is hers the only one constantly shown? And why is she the only one with a string of good-looking boyfriends?

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Anonymous wrote:I don't like it. Everyone's ugly, and then sometimes the ugly people are naked. When I watch tv i want to see pretty.

Wrong thread! LMFAO

Anonymous wrote:I don't like it. Everyone's ugly, and then sometimes the ugly people are naked. When I watch tv i want to see pretty.

I would check with the county, but my guess is that if you're not renting it and no one else can claim to live there that you could use the address yourself for residency purposes.