my name is andrew, and my old roommate stole my copy of civil war land.
but it couldn't have been you because i only go to matinees (going alone seems less sad then) and he spells his name with a 'd.' and a couple other different letters, now that i think of it.
honestly, my first reaction to this video was that i'd love to see daniel day-lewis play this guy.
from director jim sheridan comes youtube: the movie. starring daniel day-lewis as youtube.
there's not enough xanax in the world to get me past philly, but i'll be there in spirit.
while there is an awkward pause i am in it; while there is a failed attempt at an inside joke i am of it; while there is a kitten in a box i am not free.
i saw closer in a movie theater in a small southern town. everybody else in the theater was over 60 years old.
i don't remember much about the movie aside from it makes natalie portman stripping somehow boring. but what sticks with me most is that i got to hear dignified, old southern people gasp at the word "cum."
movie ticket, $6.50 (seriously, SMALL southern town).
popcorn $0, gross.
your grandma's face when clive owen is e-cumming all over jude law, priceless.
when trudy let her hair down i was all like WHAAAA!!?!?!
pete, we all love foreign nannies and dowdy working girls, but you got a great thing going with trudy. she's secretly hot (the best kind of hot) and she's on two of the best shows on tv - that's a classy lady right there. if i were you, i'd keep my charleston in my pants when she's not around.
signed,
arthur great, trudy campbell fan club vice-treasurer
as a celtics fan, i thought stop loving him when he joined the lakers.
as a women fan, i thought i'd stop loving him after this video.
as a fan of crazy people, i.just.can't.help.it.
he was also probably against the kind of idolatry that causes people to flip out over a videogame.
of course he wouldn't have signed off on it if he were alive. i mean, i guess. people change. but it's not sacrilege; he was a famous dude who wrote some good songs (and was really good at covering great songs), so i'm going to save my indignation for stuff that matters.
Well, I've had 12 years or so to process this loss... so, yeah... commercials suck for the living and the dead, but I think I'm over it.
It's like when people were freaking out over the Nirvana guy being in that video game. So? It's 15 years, and so far as I know he's not REALLY in the videogame.
In the 80s were people freaking when they put Jimi's face on a t-shirt? Was that a thing that really bothered people? In the old days?
All this tells me is maybe I shouldn't proceed with my line of Soupy Sales tie-dyes.
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