Mean Girls was based on "Queen Bees and Wannabes", which is a sociological study of teenage girls with no overarching narrative. It's pretty good, too.
A couple of things about that:
-They clearly seem to want everyone to see Beverly as an underdog, which makes me think that she will make it back to the finals.
-Tom's comment to Chris about this being one of his best dishes (you know, the one that just lost and was described as "missing the mark?") was such a fucking backhanded compliment. I'm almost surprised Chris didn't respond with a hearty, "Fuck you, Tom!"
It's frivolous regardless of the complainant. For the joke to be libelous as described in the link above, it would require that a reasonable person would think that Leno was sincerely trying to convince people that the temple is actually Romney's house.
Doesn't this guy seem like the kind of father who won't put the camera down while he rhythmically describes something dangerous that his baby is doing?
That reminds me of my goddaughter, Zoe. She has never developed a proper fear of strangers, so when she's being carried in a public place, she will sometimes try to jump into the arms of some random person and hug them. Luckily, everyone has always been super chill about it, mainly because Zoe is a little ball of adorable.
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