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Also bow-ties and suspenders look stupid.

I meant I think a lot of my dislike for him stems from his hair, not that people like him because of his hair. Also the thick set eyebrows, the bulbous nose, the perpetual ghost of a mustache. Horses for courses I suppose, I'm prepared to admit most people do find him handsome but I don't get...

I've never found him that good looking, I think a lot of it stems from the hair. Character wise he's just uncomplicated, it's all come fairly easy to him, he's good at the things he's passionate about, ever since he was introduced he's had someone besotted with him(Kurt), his big drama was that...

I read Ethan Frome recently and found it obscenely sexist and backward but a friend defended her saying "Oh but that's not her best work, she's really great blah blah blah" so that's why I'm reading it, but really it's only marginally better.

You're in good company. I don't see why but most people I speak to do. May I ask what traits he has that you find endearing?

The Age of Innocence-Edith Wharton. So far I'm unimpressed.

Blaine is 1-d in himself. Least interesting character in the show and that says something given I find Kurt to be the most interesting. I liked the guy Kurt met at the record store and briefly flirted with, wish Kurt had actually cheated on Blaine with him. I've covered this earlier in the...

Yeah because this has bipartisan support, just like offshore processing.

Unelected swill with their activist regime.

Re: The Thread that never Ends SCAB!

Just pointing out the hypocrisy of people bandying the "love it or leave it" phrase before grumbling about the country going to the dogs on the back of horrible migrants and their multiculture.

and yet you stay.

To Play the King by Michael Dobbs, read it a hundred times before and it never gets old. The political junkies bible.

But you don't need to be so heavy handed about it.

I liked Rachel first season, then it was as though the writers decided someone that pretty and talented couldn't be that unpopular unless she had some pretty repulsive character flaws and from then on I felt she was a lot more conceited and nasty (and less of a victim because she had boyfriends...

Don't be so tetchy.

Your concept of "depth" or "density" seems pretty arbitrary, which is ok except you felt the need to condescendingly sneer at someone else for saying they found 1984 to be heavy.

How is tedium quantified?

These laboured attempts at self deprecation are not working.