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same

Hannah (another both round to me)

Beate

I really haven't thought much about this, I was mainly just agreeing with what jj3 and kiki were saying, but I guess I will try to answer: Like most things there is a line where it goes from acceptable to not. Based on your stated results, I imagine you tried not to cross that line. And also you didn't shout at women across the street and then follow them when they didn't respond, but there are many men who do both of those things. I don't think you meant it this way, but I try not to tell someone they exaggerate their responses to situations. This frequently happens to victims of abuse, both women and men, and can result in people being unwilling to report abuse.

I think she knows she's hot

jj3 and kiki were talking about street harassment and street harassment is not the same as cold approach. Also, cold approach can quickly turn into harassment. This is particularly true when the man persists after being told no or given no response indicating interest. A cold approach on the street is frequently odd anyway. Usually the women is trying to go somewhere (work, etc.), has no desire to find a significant other on the way, and would prefer to just be left alone.

There was also a time when women were ignored if they spoke up about harassment or worse events. They were expected to accept it and be quiet. Not everything was better in the past during the time of politeness, gallantry, and chivalry.

Absolutely I'm glad you posted that, I was looking for it earlier.

Three days with no vote

Gisele Bundchen - Vogue US July 1999: 5/10 Irina Shayk - Vogue Russia March 2017: 7/10 Natasha Poly - Vogue Turkey September 2012: 7/10 Vogue UK June 1991: 4/10 Claudia Schiffer - Vogue Germany August 2011: 6/10 Cindy Crawford - Vogue UK February 1987: 4/10 Candice Swanepoel - Vogue Spain April 2013: 5/10 Christy Turlington - Vogue Germany March 1995: 6/10

John Cleese in an interview: He is still great and funny.

lovely, as always

Alessandra Ambrosio - Vogue Brazil April 2016: 7/10 Douzen Kroes - Vogue Netherlands June 2013: 8/10 Constance Jablonski - Vogue Spain February 2011: 4/10 Erin Wasson - Vogue España July 2005: 2/10 Linda Evangelista - Vogue US August 2006: 7/10 (kinda looks like Milla here) Emily Didonato - Vogue Russia May 2015: 4/10 Adriana Lima - Vogue Spain May 2014: 6/10 Gisele Bundchen - Vogue UK January 2000: 1/10

Lana Beate Jac

Lais (I think they both have better shoots)

Zorana (?)

Margaux (like it, not sure why)

Doutzen Kroes & Lara Stone - Vogue Netherlands April 2017: 7/10 Gemma Ward - Vogue Italy May 2007: 6/10 Constance Jablonski - Vogue China February 2013: 2/10 Isabeli Fontana - Vogue Spain May 2011: 8/10 Christy Turlington - Vogue Italy October 1989: 2/10 Lara Stone - Vogue Paris March 2015: 1/10 Vogue US April 1993: 1/10 Daniela Pestova - Vogue Singapore November 1995: 4/10

2019 feels far away

... disappointed I had to cancel a trip. It's okay. Hopefully there will be another opportunity soon, or maybe next year.

When I see someone get a chance with good material (like Riz, among others), I hope they continue to get similar opportunities. And that's a mostly selfish hope so I can enjoy more good shows/movies etc.

Programs with multiple wins in the 69th Primetime Emmy Awards (not including technical awards): The Handmaid's Tale - 5 Big Little Lies - 5 Saturday Night Live - 4 Atlanta - 2 Veep - 2 Last Week Tonight with John Oliver - 2 Black Mirror: San Junipero - 2

Networks with multiple wins in the 69th Primetime Emmy Awards (not including technical awards): HBO - 10 NBC - 6 Hulu - 5 Netflix - 4 FX - 2

Unsurprisingly, The Handmaid's Tale and Big Little Lies had big nights.

xenia