Lena Dunham lost weight

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Toadvine: Mar 16, 2009; Please disregard my advice w/r/t history.

Amarcarts posted:

I don't really hate this person

It's kinda hard now that she's finally glowed up

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Toadvine: Mar 16, 2009; Please disregard my advice w/r/t history.

nigga crab pollock posted:

the real question is why is she the go-to for so many empty thinkpieces instead of someone better

Rightness of opinions, a new standard of attractiveness.

# ¿ May 24, 2017 16:14

Toadvine: Mar 16, 2009; Please disregard my advice w/r/t history.

Cough Drop The Beat posted:

Here's a mysterious secret:

I think Lena Dunham is a pretty okay decent enough lady and she would probably be a fun person to have a drink with. Who gives a poo poo beyond that? Why is GBS pants-making GBS threads obsessed with her weight and other physical features?

Have you watched Girls? It's entertaining but narcissistic and puts her metropolitan elitism on full display, because that's what she is, a wealthy narcissist.

# ¿ May 24, 2017 16:44

Toadvine: Mar 16, 2009; Please disregard my advice w/r/t history.

Benny Harvey posted:

I watched about 10 minutes and just thought "whiny white bullshit", was I on the money?

It's rich people problems played straight.

Adam Driver is great though, I like that goofy looking good actor

# ¿ May 24, 2017 18:32

Toadvine: Mar 16, 2009; Please disregard my advice w/r/t history.

in case anyone wonders why people don't like lena dunham, its because shes a privileged yuppy far out of touch who does not deserve the platform she is on

GOOD COMPANY; A Crunchy Menu For a Youthful Crowd

quote:

THE invitation was explicit: ''Barefoot formal -- evening gowns, jewelry and no shoes!'' And so, on a recent rainy Friday night, 12 girls from St. Ann's, a private school in Brooklyn, pulled on their raincoats and headed over to the home of their friend Lena Dunham on College Place in Brooklyn Heights, where they left shoes and socks in puddles in the foyer.

''I just thought it was sort of Bohemian-seeming,'' said Ms. Dunham, a 16-year-old junior whose parents, both artists. were hanging out in another room. As a devout vegan, Ms. Dunham also had other motives: ''I also knew that everyone's shoes would be leather, so I figured if I banned shoes that was kind of making everyone vegan as they walked in the door.''

Feet bared, the guests gathered near a table heaped with vegan hors d'oeuvres prepared by Rebecca Aaron, a St. Ann's junior and a proficient vegan cook. She had devoted an entire week to the food, including four dips -- white bean with garlic and rosemary, roasted red pepper, creamy spinach (with vegan sour cream), artichoke sunflower-seed -- baba ghanouj, mushroom p�t� tartlettes, biscotti and two cakes.

her rich dad's art is cool though