I love Tim Thomas, and I am all for people expressing their opinions in manners they see fit, but the degree to which he voices those opinions is egregiously disproportionate to how much of a shit I give about what he's saying. Got eat some Chik-fil-A, Tim Thomas, and be a good goalie.
WARNING: SPORTS REFERENCE AHEAD.
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Shut up, Tim Thomas. I really really love you, but its best to keep quiet behind those pipes. That is all.
You ever seen someone from afar and think, "Wow, I bet I know what you smell like." And it turns out, yes, they smell exactly like you think they smell? Rotting foodstuff and unwashed hair? It turns out, all of those people… they all get together in (SURPRISE!) Illinois.
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I have nothing to add but this gif from the ESPYs. Oh look everyone, it's my husbands Joel McHale and Rob Riggle seesawing.
I think "unbearable" is a strong word. It seems most everyone on the show was really upset to see him leave (not Chevy, natch), so I can't feel like he was unpopular.
Ah, yes, this. That was a monumentally touching moment, and I would have loved to live in it just a moment longer. Couple that moment with the "I never wrote a concession speech" scene, it's really the best comedy on television.
I love how non-chalant he is about telling everyone there's bears in the backyard. "And I'm being told that Bill's not out there because there's bears in the backzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz…"
"Oh, yeah, bears again. That'll happen. NBD." – everyone watching
What bothers me more, if I may digress, is ALL the actors on the show have really outgrown it. Like The Office is preventing them from moving on to bigger/better projects. Think of one person who couldn't be better utilized on something new.
If you'll forgive me for being a bit off color, his insistence of ignoring the obvious blooper reminds me of a rather famous XTube video. Normal video of a guy in his computer chair (nice use of the word "normal," DSN), but right as he reaches the, um, crescendo, he falls off the chair. But he keeps on going, still making eyes at the camera while, er, finishing up.
Cool story bro.
I meant that Oscar has this huge soft spot for movies about movies. Nostalgia carries a lot of weight with these guys, it seems. This isn't anything new, but this year typifies it. Just look at the two winningest films, The Artist and Hugo - films about the making of and history off and the magic that is movies.
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