#throughgardengates

[sylvansleuth]

Lou, you play Snood. If you don't like Snood, I'll eat a d4.

[thelasttime]

Now that the rumors about Ellen being a jerk in real life are getting loud, I'm realizing you can tell in a lot of her interviews. Her schtick is often about pushing the interviewee to answer a question when they're clearly uncomfortable doing so. Like the clip where she forces Mariah Carey to say if she's pregnant, or talking to Taylor about "all" the men she's dated

i need to read more about that because i don't know that much about what is going with ellen to be honest. but yes i do agree with you, sometimes interviewers (in general) like to push people to answer questions because they want a good answer that will generate drama and headlines

[didnt-hear-cold-as-you-live]

About what we thought about Girl At Home's "if I wasn't once just like her," before Babe came out, I always thought it referenced Should've Said No-era Taylor

^^^^^!!!! i never really even thought about it i’d probably just say same

[sylvansleuth]

If you don't mind giffing adventuring party, I'd love to see the moment where Emily describes Snood as "the faces you throw faces at" and Lou's ensuing "WHAT?" (around 3:45)

yeah!! lmao WHAT but same lou- no idea what snood was😂

edit: done! thank u!!

[didnt-hear-cold-as-you-live]

Ok real talk do you think the lopsided parallel of "I'm New York City" / "You're the West Village" in False God is purposeful, or do you think it's just messy writing? Because I'm hard leaning into messy

i try not to think too hard about it because i know the logical conclusion is messy writing and i don’t wanna arrive there hfjkdsgj