https://twitter.com/gregpickel/status/1474552833483710466?s=21
For real
and why was she trying on wedding dresses? i just can’t take this girl seriously and i don’t find anything about her appealing. am i the only one?
I thought we could celebrate our favorite socialite it girl trust fund baby with a poll to determine Tinsley’s best moment!
She was so jealous of her and it was so obvious. And she totally gave the story to Page Six. Did anyone else notice this and/or know why she was so evil to her? While pretending to be her friend and mentor…
She seems like a sweet girl. Superficial and surface level maybe but she seems like a fun person to hang out with 😂. I hate when the ladies are randomly mean to her for no reason
I used to like Dorinda, she was one of my favourite housewives, but she completely changed her begaviou4. What did Tinsley do to warrant this kind of abuse?
weirder than is expected of her. I miss Tinsley.
Like, what city? I can’t figure it out. Does she just go from hotel to hotel?
Literally for the longest time I was convinced that ‘High Society’ was a FEVER DREAM but I found it on YouTube and can we just acknowledge the train wreck it was…
Like aside from all the other “socialites” and then Tinsley’s mommy being in it, makes me chuckle. I get it was wayyy back but the racism, the blatant disrespect and disregard towards others omggg.
Also I have to rewatch because I’m pretty sure in one, Tinsley’s mom thought she was dating a Nazi prince??
https://youtu.be/pCREkPg9oT4
Why did they show us the outskirts of what happened, but not the reason why? Why did they edit out everyone talking about it? Its such a weird fight and Dorinda hates Tinsely so much, what could have warranted this?
Does anyone have any scoop on what actually happened? obviously its about money, I just don't understand the miami clip.. like if Scott loaned John money why would that make dorinda hate Tinsley so much?
Caught 80 passes for 1,299 Yds and 12 TD this past season.
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It’s all happening….
I read this for SPFBO. My review only. More about the contest and links at the bottom.
We Men of Ash and Shadow is a Gaslight fantasy that takes place in The city of D‘orsee. The city, which is locked down tight and hugely divided by class, is run with the iron fist of one Captain Felix Sanquain and his squad of Red Badges.
The story mostly centers around John Vanguard, with whom in the employment of Sanquain, quietly takes care of any of the problems that Sanquain needs removed, and also Tarryn Leersac (a young man whose family has fallen from the elite) that Vanguard mentors for a time.
The characters were a big draw to the story for me- especially Vanguard and Tarryn, who in a weird way hit my love of buddy stories.
There was an easy feel with the characters- they way they spoke, and moved through the story, interacting and touching (this sounds weird but sometimes the small gestures that people use with each other- like a hand on a shoulder etc. are forgotten). And with their thoughts, which I felt were presented in ways that I was able to sympathise and understand them as people- even Tarryn, who was pretty much a nut job and not someone I would generally find any sympathy for.
While I liked the characters and their interactions, I wasn’t too crazy about the pov jumping. It got worse as the story progressed and the cast grew. And for me, it gave the story an unfocused meandering feel that made it seem like a lot longer of a book than it actually was.
I think we could have done without a lot of the side pov’s, because with each new viewpoint I was wondering how this person was going to be important enough to see their headspace, distracting me at times from where the story was actually headed. Especially once that mentor/friendship (which I was pretty invested in) fell away and needed something to keep me wanting to come back.
I enjoyed the world building, the city had a seedy, dangerous feel. I loved the easy way we were led through the story and especially enjoyed the mentorship that started between the two men.
I did find it was very light on the fantasy elements. The unseeable ability of the two men was never explained and I sometimes wasn’t sure if they really were not being seen, or if they were just good at staying in the shadows. (Later there was a scene that proved they definitely weren’t being seen)
All things considered I enjoyed this story, with a little reigning in of the pov’s it would have scored a lot higher with me, especi
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When Tinsley testifies and says that Bobby hit her… I got so emotional! It was a great moment of women protecting women.
