It's kind of interesting that we can have people in threads gushing over which college aged basketball, volleyball, cheerleader or other woman athlete is hotter and not much is said but if we talk about a character who is supposed to be an adult and is imaginary - so imaginary that they are actually drawn rather than played by an actor - it is "kind of sick".
Have one of daughter's teammate's high school aged brother who gets dropped off at the bus before dawn every morning. The other morning it was 21 degrees and cloudy and he showed up in thin athletic shorts and a thin long sleeved t-shirt. The most I ever see him wear is a hoodie and thin warm up pants even when it is below zero and windy.As I was leaving LifeTime I saw a true Minnesota girl walking across the parking lot with who I guess was her sister and dad. Looked about six years old or so. Wearing Sorel boots and sweatpants. Okay all good, however, also wearing a sleeveless singlet. Did I mention it was snowing with the wind gusting into the 30's? She did have a coat thrown over one shoulder though. Was walking down the sidewalk and this other guy says "Probably related to Bud Grant."
Yeah, but I did love all the other characters pointing out how stupid the "falling in love at first sight" trope is
I feel like another cool one would be best disney movies: I'll probably suggest that.
Or if they are of age, it's because the age of consent is 16 so they're technically not underage.
Good point. However it is exactly half of this crew if you count 17/18 as the threshold.
The ice storms they can have down there can be worse than what we have up here.
I didn't hate the movie. I just couldn't think of any reason that BC would watch it.
Oh yeah, that makes sense. I watched it with friends which is why I've seen it, but I wouldn't watch it on my own.
It's been several years, spoilers no longer apply. I don't know how long you need to wait to reveal spoilers, but it's like obscenity, you know it when you see it
