Will Claire Ever End Up With A Decent Guy???
Krisma
can never be with a guy who they feel is their equal or better. They always
end up with losers or guys that treat them like shit.
I'll probably get flamed for this, but the "Feminist Movement" is partly to
blame in a wierd way. Females are told so many times how they are not
respected, they overshoot and think they must be with guys less than
themselves to continue feeling that "in control" feeling that they are told
they are so often without.
Massive self-esteem issues........
TV
it's the guy she just met at work) is going to be really good to her
and normal, this from TV guide a few mos back.
Theresa
David Kaiser
"TV" <scor...@aol.com> wrote in message
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He's about half as smart as she is. I have no faith here. Why Clare
can't stay away from such losers is, however, something of a mystery.
Unless she always felt her mother hated her. I suspect she was an unplanned
child.
Borat
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> "TV" <scor...@aol.com> wrote in message
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>> Okay, your rant aside, FYI, Claire's latest love interest (I assume
>> it's the guy she just met at work) is going to be really good to her
>> and normal, this from TV guide a few mos back.
>>
>> Theresa
>>
>
> He's about half as smart as she is.
Why do you say that? He at least passed the bar.
- Borat
Rivergoat
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>> Okay, your rant aside, FYI, Claire's latest love interest (I assume
>> it's the guy she just met at work) is going to be really good to her
>> and normal, this from TV guide a few mos back.
I'm not sure doing her in the supply room at work is a good first
kiss.....
Krisma
...if not she can go out with me instead ;-)
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Sparky Spartacus
But it's a nice step up from an LAX janitor's closet or a hotel parking
lot in Vague Ass.
LF
staight as we've seen her in sometime.
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Rivergoat
>She hasn't been into pot 24 hours a day like she was?! She seemed as
>staight as we've seen her in sometime.
She gave her stash to me....
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> Why do you say that? He at least passed the bar.
>
High praise indeed.... :-/
Borat
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Hey, I'm the first to irrationally bash lawyers, but it does take some
manner of intelligence to pass that test. But that aside, what in the show
leads you to think he isn't very smart, or that Claire is?
- Borat
J.D. Baldwin
In the previous article, Borat <bo...@kazakhstan.org> wrote:
> Hey, I'm the first to irrationally bash lawyers, but it does take
> some manner of intelligence to pass that test. But that aside, what
> in the show leads you to think he isn't very smart, or that Claire
> is?
The way Claire's character has been portrayed has led most of us to
conclude that she is a brilliantly talented artist, but I think we
tend to jump to that conclusion just because she is a sympathetic
character who is passionate about art, or what she thinks art is. I
think a more realistic view is that she is fairly bright and has a
measure of talent, but doesn't have much hope of succeeding in the art
world, even if it's just because she has no talent for dealing in, or
even putting up with, bullshit.
Before last night's episode, I believed she might be maturing into a
realization that the art world isn't really offering what she wants in
life, and boy oh boy is *that* a common story. How many art school
graduates are there in the U.S.? How many working artists? Do the
math. Maybe Claire just isn't all *that* special, and Ball & Co.'s
depiction is just stark realism. After last night's episode, I am
more convinced than ever that she's going to surrender to what she
once thought would be the ultimate nightmare: a conformist existence
in a dull office job and the dating world of professionals and
careerists. She took a brief trip back into the world of psychosis,
obsession and narcissism, and I don't think she liked it much.
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Tina
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That's what we said..."Oh, great...she gets to be *Supply Room* girl, not
*Men's Room* girl.
Tina
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>> I'm not sure doing her in the supply room at work is a good first
>> kiss.....
>That's what we said..."Oh, great...she gets to be *Supply Room* girl, not
>*Men's Room* girl.
And will Claire's wacko co-worker who imagined herself to be Ted's
pending girlfriend go after Claire now in retaliation??
Borat
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I imagine so, and hope so. Could be some good theater.
Women are far more creative than men when they are jealous and out for
revenge.
- Borat
bkl...@yahoo.com
See, but from Claire's perspective...
Claire would be horrified to wake up and find herself attached to an
ordinary guy with a Weber Grill and a barcalounger never deviates from
doing it missionary on Saturday night.
At least the supply closet hump shows he has some imagination and a
little taste for the dangerous and exotic.
And, he gets points for behaving like a gentleman the night before...
I'm not so down on him, I think he's kind of cute and took it pretty
well when Claire called him a "loser," which would been very
off-putting to a lot of people.
bkl...@yahoo.com
Just so she could keep it safe from Ruth's pilfering.
coasterqueen
wrote:
>See, but from Claire's perspective...
>
>Claire would be horrified to wake up and find herself attached to an
>ordinary guy with a Weber Grill and a barcalounger never deviates from
>doing it missionary on Saturday night.
>
>At least the supply closet hump shows he has some imagination and a
>little taste for the dangerous and exotic.
>
>And, he gets points for behaving like a gentleman the night before...
>
>I'm not so down on him, I think he's kind of cute and took it pretty
>well when Claire called him a "loser," which would been very
>off-putting to a lot of people.
I feel exactly the same way. But I'm waiting to see how he treats her
in the morning.
Music is the Prozac of my life - Ottmar Liebert
David Kaiser
new boyfriend has some sort of major problem. He seems a little to
even-keeled to me. There's a piece we haven't seen.
David K
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skypilot
> Having thought about this some more, I think we are going to find that
the
> new boyfriend has some sort of major problem. He seems a little to
> even-keeled to me. There's a piece we haven't seen.
True, but there's always a piece we haven't seen with everyone!
bkl...@yahoo.com
Well, there are FOUR episodes left and it IS pay cable. I'm all for
seeing Ted's piece.
Daniel L. Snyder
"Borat" <bo...@kazakhstan.org> wrote:
There has been some suggestion that Clair might be the final COTW in the
series end. Perhaps by the hand of a psycho stalker jilted cow-orker?