Can anyone answer for me why the first episode has the Sylvester character talking in the first person, yet all the other episodes are in the third person? Also, if Sylvester woke up at 7 in the morning in a strange bed, and didn't know who Cathy was, how is it possible that Sylvester later meets Cathy in a diner to collect his money for a staged hook-up to respark Cathy's relationship with Rufus? I thought he didn't know who Cathy was until he woke up the next morning.
I guess I just have a lot of questions about "Trapped in the Closet," guys.
I once had pancakes that tasted like fish at a diner, but being the kind of person I am, I presumed I was just being crazy, and kept eating them. Bite after bite of mackerel-infused maple syrup passed through my mouth, until finally not even the taste of bacon could eradicate the feeling of eating low tide from my senses. Yes, I returned the foul dish, but not before experiencing the flavor enough times that when the New York Times reviewed Guy Fieri's new restaurant and described the marshmallows, I was struck with the sensation once more.
I don't know what the intended result of posting this GIF was, but I just laughed my ass off for the past ten minutes watching the Honey Nut Cheerios Bee punch George W Bush in the face and make him barf a bald eagle with bodybuilder arms.
Okay. I know I should groan and wince and all, but I actually thought that - as ads for local TV affiliate weathermen go - this was remarkably competent. Not quite sure why the shoutout to Dairy Queen or the whole Martian thing, but, you know "been number one so long I don't know how to write the number two" isn't all that bad for a weatherman.
Caroline, if you want to see some Morris Dancing in the good ole' US of A, come on down to my son's Winter Revels at Worthington Hooker Elementary School in December. Gotta admit, New Englanders are still rocking shit people stopped doing in England 500 years ago.
This is all well and good, but I'm waiting to pass judgement for when Heinrich Stockhausen scores his next work for helicopter blades and unbreakable glass.
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