Whuzzat! You say that Sarah Jessica Parker had a cable television show for the past six years and that it was called Sex in the City. Who knew?
p>Best Wishes, br> — Sam Keck /p> p> Good grief, someone’s knickers are in knots. Sex and the City was everything my life is not — well, almost — which is why I loved the show. Stop analyzing the fun. I’ve watched every episode and still can’t dream up anything better for confession fodder than “engaging in gossip.” For me, Sunday night TV was easy. Malcolm in the Middle ? Get lost.
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