Re: Episode 11 - 8/1 Finale - Discussion - Thread #2

[mnmhughes]

I don't even have a witty comment to make. :Frown:

[Thomigirl]

Just ducked in here to say there's a B--ch on my TV!!!!

[agentcurls]

Basically Sis doesn't want Ash to choose JP.

think she is all team cupcake now! :awesome:

[Guest]

Someone needs to send her a definition of "rational"

LOL!!

[Guest]

Someone needs to send her a definition of "rational"

Ain't that the truth!!!!

[Alanna]

Someone needs to send her a definition of "rational"

Also needs a thesaurus. She thinks JP is too "demure" and "cannot handle" Ash. So what I'm getting is that he's a quiet, polite Southern lady who cannot keep up with Ashley's sexual appetite.

[Guest]

Just ducked in here to say there's a B--ch on my TV!!!!

You're calling her nicer names than we are. lol Well, you can pick your friends, but not your relatives.

[Guest]

Someone needs to send her a definition of "rational"

ra·tion·al

ra·tion·al [rásh'n'l]
adj
1. reasonable and sensible: governed by, or showing evidence of, clear and sensible thinking and judgment, based on reason rather than emotion or prejudice
2. able to think clearly and sensibly: able to think clearly and sensibly, unimpaired by physical or mental condition, strong emotion, or prejudice
I can't be rational when so many people give me conflicting advice.

3. in accordance with reason and logic: presented or understandable in terms that accord with reason and logic or with scientific knowledge
a rational explanation

4. able to reason: endowed with the ability to reason, as opposed to being governed solely by instinct and appetite
5. mathematics expressible as ratio of polynomials: in mathematics, able to be expressed exactly as the quotient of two whole numbers or polynomials
a rational function



n
mathematics Same as rational number


[14th century. < Latin rationalis < ratio (see ratio)]


-ra·tion·al·ly, , adv
-ra·tion·al·ness, , n

Do not confuse rational and rationale, which are linked by the idea of "reason" but otherwise differ in meaning, spelling, and pronunciation. Rational is an adjective meaning "reasonable and sensible" (a perfectly rational argument), whereas rationale is a noun meaning "the reasoning that underlies something" (explained the rationale behind the new guidelines).

My bad... after reading that, that's clearly Chrystine...

[Shadow]

I hope this is over soon, can't take this sisterly love anymore.....

[JBF]

So Bentley doesn't get paid for this episode?

He is referred to simply as "that guy" in Chrystie's conversation. I'm guessing, as long as the B word is mentioned, he gets royalty checks under the door. (Bonus for Men Tell All discussions.)

[mnmhughes]

Love isn't normally going to be rational, though, is it?

[Guest]

sister is definitely jealous. You can hear it in her voice with it's mocking tones.

She's just digging herself deeper into her poo pile right now.

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