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not yet...but I bet it would be - Real Housewives Mashup Series in the Works at NBC's Peacock A new Housewives series is in the works! PEOPLE has learned that a Real Housewives mashup show is in development at Peacock, NCBUniversal's streaming platform. The network previously teased the untitled project as one of its upcoming originals. A source tells PEOPLE the series will likely feature several women from various cities living together under one roof for a period of time. No official casting announcements had been made. ---------------------- although it sounds like the cast would be: RHONY: Sonja, Ramona RHOA: Cynthia, Kenya RHONJ: Teresa, Melissa RHOBH: Kyle, Lisa Rinna it won't happen, but I wished it was this cast; RHONY: Bethenny, Lea McSweeney RHOA: Nene, Porsha RHONJ: Teresa, Jennifer RHOBH: Lisa Rinna, Erika Jayne RHOP: Monique, Gizelle RHSLC: Jen, Mary

thanks, @peterhung85, and thanks @Cooper for being on top of this - hope all is well.

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even a Long Island is gross? or margarita? or sangria?

https://www.boyfriendtv.com/videos/572967/dream-of-a-man/

does somebody in the forum know where he lives or knows someone who lives near him so they could check how he is?

need to look that up today. but if u think about it, if she's doing all the hairdo herself to look like a drag queen, that's pretty impressive.

similar to the nose swabs, i'd be open ? to some many-times-a-day anal swab but it needs to be deep and thorough - don't wanna get covid now. ?

seemed doable... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPhKAQi2hNI

oops, sorry. I think I actually can't find the site that actually had the answer for this, but I think the answer is 1.

Thanks for sharing, never an easy thing to admit, but glad you conquered the problem.

As children, alcohol was a big fat no from mother, although I remember my dad drinking a few bottles of beer when in gatherings with extended family. Because I was a rebel ? I tried beer (San Miguel, to be exact) when I was 9 and spat that thing back out - never to try beer again until college. Alcohol was just banned within my direct family, father included, since 2000. Obviously, my brothers and I would drink since we're of age, but never in front of our parents, until 3 years ago when my little brother outed me to my parents as someone who drank. My brothers and I still feel awkward drinking in front of our parents, so much so that we just avoid the situation from happening altogether ?‍♂️

it will probably get me a lot hornier if I was backing my ass up grinding someone to this Mariah Carey mix:

love the clickbait, coz I always fall for it - @samhexum - should probably put that in the thread, something you're really good at. ?? as a millennial, didn't even know another notable Martha Stewart existed, so good to know.

here's a few to start: don't be such a wet blanket jump the shark for the birds bought the farm shoot the breeze I have actually used these terms before, but curious how these expressions were started: under the weather spill the beans / tea knock on wood take a rain check probably not an idiomatic expression, but where did the term eggcorn come from?

I would say that 25 is a non-pedantic answer to the problem. The nit-picky answer is 27.

I had to take English as a Second Language (ESL) when I arrived in the US because well, it was decided for me. I really did not learn anything new from it, but I wished I was taught American idiomatic expressions in ESL. Idiomatic expressions may have been ingrained naturally for some of you, but was wondering if there are some expressions that you have heard of but may still be unclear about what they mean. If you happen to know the context or background for why and how certain idiomatic expressions were formed, would greatly appreciate that information too!

not quite.

HOW CAN THE NUMBER FOUR BE HALF OF FIVE?