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Thoughts on RuPaul's Drag Race season 14, episode 11

Lip sync extravaganza!

  1. Not sure I'll have much to say this episode
  2. Daya is salty, but I get it
  3. I love Ru's look
  4. So if you get picked first, you could end up doing six lip syncs in a row? (oh sorry I misunderstood how the game worked)
  5. I still think this is rigged
  6. I don't like either Daya or Jasmine's looks
  7. Some of Jasmine's tricks seem out of place to me
  8. Oh thank goodness Daya stays (she's on my team)
  9. Jasmine should keep getting to pick opponents (oh sorry I misunderstood how the game worked)
  10. I like both Bosco and Willow's looks
  11. Thank goodness Willow wins (she's on my team)
  12. I like Jorgeous and Lady's looks, but not so much Angeria's
  13. Jorgeous was put in the middle intentionally and I won't believe otherwise
  14. Of course Joreous wins
  15. Daya wants to give you more than a hug, Lady Camden
  16. Now that Angeria has won, I think they always planned on having Jasmine go home (not that Angeria didn't do well, it just seems like Jasmine is being put through the ringer)
  17. Bye, Jasmine (the last of my rival's team)
  18. Werk room dance party
  19. Do the Jorgoues!
  20. Next time is the Rusical!

(Prompt by me)

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