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keepyourboehneroutofmyuterus:

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jessicavalenti:

Thanks to Marc Faletti for the gif…

This whole “Really?” sketch was a stroke of genius, if you haven’t seen it yet you REALLY should click here immediately.

I know I posted another version of this yesterday, but this is good every time!

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In a way, Liz Lemon is a 1970s feminist that is trying to be Leslie Knope - a 21st century feminist - and failing miserably.  And frankly, that’s part of 30 Rock’s comedy - it makes commentary on society’s treatment of race, gender, class, and sexuality through its absurdist storylines.  More often than not, 30 Rock aims to point out that it’s all problematic, and pokes holes in almost every point of view, especially when dealing with the stereotypes that often creep up - because they do.  It’s the reality of the world we live in.  It’s our context. 

A must read!

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“they’re just in their own little penguin love bubble”

ELLE:  I’m watching a video of you two.
Rashida Jones:  Are you watching our lesbian video on YouTube?
Amy Poehler:  Yeah, it’s pretty funny. Someone put together all the scenes of Ann and Leslie and then put a Counting Crows song to it. It looks like Parks and Rec is a love story about two women.
ELLE:  Are you guys hugging right now?
Rashida Jones: Actually, we’re spooning.

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Leslie Knope on sisterhood: “You know my code. Hoes before bros. Uteruses before duderuses. Ovaries before brovaries.”

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This scene? Transpires in my kitchen at least once a month. Fussiest. Vegan. Ever.

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