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Oh, good catch! Now it all makes sense.
The Solium Epiphany
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If Rachel were into women, she would have made a pass at Monica, bigly. But the only time they ever really kissed was as a bargained performance, to buy back their apartment from Joey and Chandler.
Rachel's place in history is more about her hair than her desires. Young people don't remember this, but Aniston's fourth hairstyle of Season 1, known as the Rachel, had a massive cultural impact. People were talking about it, women were carrying her picture to the hairdresser's, hoping to get the cut... I even wrote a poem about it, "Ode to a Hairstyle" (this was the paper era, and it's in storage somewhere). But the Rachel exploded upon the consciousness of Western civilization, and both sides of the Atlantic were changed forever.
The Rachel, hairstyle by Chris McMillan.
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May 23, 2018 - 8:50 AM
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Solium
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The reason doesn't matter. It looks like a wet mop on her head. Now do I get points for "liking" lesbian kissing?
One of my favorite posts--can't find the thread--is when Our Joan Hue verbally bludgeoned John Walsh for posting that he enjoyed watching the ladies at work on one another, so to speak.
As for "Rachel Green", I didn't even know who that was until I clicked the thread. I didn't even know those characters had last names.
In fact, I've never seen an entire episode of "Friends", though I did watch an opening(?) scene in which the dark-haired Friend who isn't Anniston discovered a monkey in the kitchen hiding underneath a silver cloche, yipping, and then quickly recovering the dish. Was this on Friends? I changed the channel after that.
Oh, I also read a BBC article discussing how "Friends" shocks thin-skinned SJW Millennials. Who knew? Friends is now "edgy"!
http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-42690207
Just re-read the article: I thought the series began in 1995, not 1998 as the article states.
FRIENDS was edgy in it's time for openly discussing sexuality . I keep hearing Millennial's are the most informed, educated, involved group since the 60's. I dunno, they really seem ill-informed and lack critical thinking skills. There was no anti gay message on the show, it used humor to "normalize" it. I would love to know Millennial's reaction to Seinfeld, talk about an anti-pc television series!
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