I can't believe the baseline for their shame *isn't* "at least everyone is alive in the end."
*cackles and then dies* Heaven help them should they ever find out that Jessica inadverently set the wheels in motion for that, though I'd say that maybe the Margo of it all afterwards kind of reset it all? Still, it's not like the "oh my god, what the hell have we unleashed upon the world" of it all wouldn't have had plenty of time to kick in well before Margo kicked up some dust in SV so who knows. A little vehicular manslaughter is fine, Ned's a lawyer, but breaking up a wedding? Pearls must be clutched!
I think he was even originally supposed to walk her down the aisle! Then he doesn't even come to the wedding and now apparently he's too busy to even care, so his stock is sinking fast, for sure. But why Sue decided to stick around is anyone's guess I thought he did show up to walk her down the aisle, it's just that by the time we get to the actual wedding we're all waiting for Jessica to break things up, except for Liz, because she's an idiot. And now in this week's book he's back to being just a normal dude, not the kind who would shun his stepdaughter's suicide attempt. Wtf.
She's so full of shit she can't even keep her lies straight. Ohhhhhhhhh, yeah, that makes sense.
As for Lila/Bruce being endgame - let's not forget, it isn't! Frannie herself wrote the abomination That's why I specified the ghosties knew! ;) And since they did all the heavy lifting in the proper series, this is one of the few times where I take the ghosties over the creator any day of the week and twice on Sundays. That said, I found someone in the wild who not only actually enjoyed the abomination, but loved it. And other people agreed! FB was so shocked it hiccuped before I could screenshot the fuckery. Also, I still lowkey ship the good ship Lila/Ken, but not the way she wrote them. *twitches*
C'mon, Liz, act like you have possession of the brain cell once in awhile! This is totally the Liz who falls for wannabe werewolves and shit. I feel like at this point we should have variations of Liz, like Liz prime who was the best and braindead Liz, not to be confused with TBI!Liz. *muse*
There's apparently only one shop but Winston doesn't even try to get the other stylist in said shop And the final time when he does, Ro---whatever his name was stops by and swoops in to take care of Walton himself. Winston, sugar, baby, honey, at this point just run. Or start a support group of guys being ruined by this dude and eventually one of them will open a new salon. It'll be great. Or maybe go to a salon instead of the barber. Hrmm.
I completely forgot to comment on Elizabeth's reaction to the girls-only math class (which was rather funny, in and of itself, and I guess some sort of segue from her primal-woman-hear-me-roar stuff from the first two books), and the heretofore never-mentioned SVH video club, which both Amy and Winston belong to. Now that sounds like an interesting concept and it sucks that it's only seeing the light here, as the E-plot of a silly soap opera mini-arc. This book just had way too much going on! I did enjoy Liz going off on an immediate rant and then having to eat her words, but not having to do so in print because others had cautioned her to not shoot herself in the foot first. Realism in my SV? Gasp! Maybe, given this ghosty's track record with everything else, it's best if they just stay here, tucked safely away in the corner.
She is an expert in matters of dating, no way would she let this dude snow her for this long! Right? I could maaaaaaybe buy it right up until she actually put the pieces together and then no force in heaven or hell should've kept Jeremy safe from her wrath.
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*cackles and then dies* Heaven help them should they ever find out that Jessica inadverently set the wheels in motion for that, though I'd say that maybe the Margo of it all afterwards kind of reset it all? Still, it's not like the "oh my god, what the hell have we unleashed upon the world" of it all wouldn't have had plenty of time to kick in well before Margo kicked up some dust in SV so who knows. A little vehicular manslaughter is fine, Ned's a lawyer, but breaking up a wedding? Pearls must be clutched!
I think he was even originally supposed to walk her down the aisle! Then he doesn't even come to the wedding and now apparently he's too busy to even care, so his stock is sinking fast, for sure. But why Sue decided to stick around is anyone's guess
I thought he did show up to walk her down the aisle, it's just that by the time we get to the actual wedding we're all waiting for Jessica to break things up, except for Liz, because she's an idiot. And now in this week's book he's back to being just a normal dude, not the kind who would shun his stepdaughter's suicide attempt. Wtf.
She's so full of shit she can't even keep her lies straight.
Ohhhhhhhhh, yeah, that makes sense.
As for Lila/Bruce being endgame - let's not forget, it isn't! Frannie herself wrote the abomination
That's why I specified the ghosties knew! ;) And since they did all the heavy lifting in the proper series, this is one of the few times where I take the ghosties over the creator any day of the week and twice on Sundays. That said, I found someone in the wild who not only actually enjoyed the abomination, but loved it. And other people agreed! FB was so shocked it hiccuped before I could screenshot the fuckery.
Also, I still lowkey ship the good ship Lila/Ken, but not the way she wrote them. *twitches*
C'mon, Liz, act like you have possession of the brain cell once in awhile!
This is totally the Liz who falls for wannabe werewolves and shit. I feel like at this point we should have variations of Liz, like Liz prime who was the best and braindead Liz, not to be confused with TBI!Liz. *muse*
There's apparently only one shop but Winston doesn't even try to get the other stylist in said shop
And the final time when he does, Ro---whatever his name was stops by and swoops in to take care of Walton himself. Winston, sugar, baby, honey, at this point just run. Or start a support group of guys being ruined by this dude and eventually one of them will open a new salon. It'll be great. Or maybe go to a salon instead of the barber. Hrmm.
I completely forgot to comment on Elizabeth's reaction to the girls-only math class (which was rather funny, in and of itself, and I guess some sort of segue from her primal-woman-hear-me-roar stuff from the first two books), and the heretofore never-mentioned SVH video club, which both Amy and Winston belong to. Now that sounds like an interesting concept and it sucks that it's only seeing the light here, as the E-plot of a silly soap opera mini-arc.
This book just had way too much going on! I did enjoy Liz going off on an immediate rant and then having to eat her words, but not having to do so in print because others had cautioned her to not shoot herself in the foot first. Realism in my SV? Gasp!
Maybe, given this ghosty's track record with everything else, it's best if they just stay here, tucked safely away in the corner.
She is an expert in matters of dating, no way would she let this dude snow her for this long!
Right? I could maaaaaaybe buy it right up until she actually put the pieces together and then no force in heaven or hell should've kept Jeremy safe from her wrath.