You know, I've seen this mentioned in quite a few comments on this video. I was raised by a Super Manners mom - no elbows on the table, napkin in the lap, no phone at dinner (in public too no duh). I had no idea this remove your hat at the table thing was such a big deal! It may be because we are a house of ladies and not fellas and hats weren't really an issue with our particular set of ladies? My dad for sure takes his hat off when it's eatin' time, to the point where he complains to the server if there is no hat rack in a restaurant (OMG DAAAAAAD YOU'RE EMBARRASSING MEEEEE).
All this is to say, I am quite proud there are so many gentlemen in our generation's midst :)
I was going to say something about the heroin budget for this shoot. But then I thought "Hey Sarah, that is very strange and way too abstract for anyone to understand. Even you."
But I would like it on the record regardless.
Well, judging by their location and signage they are QUITE classy. I'm sure they would love Krispy Kreme's patronage. He has 400 cars, scars, guitars, houses, mouses, and houses, you know.
I dunno, have you ever driven through Alabama? There's a strip club at like every truck stop. Maybe there are height requirements for entrance though? Bless his heart.
I liked Wanderlust immensely. I paid for my friend to go see it with me opening weekend - a matinee of course, because we are geriatric. A couple that looked to be in their mid-forties and L-7 SQUARES got up and walked out during Paul Rudd's super seXXXy mirror monologue. If you've seen the movie you know the one. It is a stunning display of improv/spoken erotica on Mr. Rudd's part. But after everything else in that movie up to that point, including Lotruglio's swangin' thang, THAT'S what pushes you over the edge?
Related: I will never understand some of the people I see in matinees. Do they even consciously pick the movies they're watching? Do they just ask the ticket person for two to the next movie showing? They probably always just need to go see whatever Tyler Perry movie is playing at the time.
Hey you see how delighted Noah is by that first taste of root beer? How he claps and dances? That was my reaction yesterday after discovering that when my niece says "prince" it sounds like "bitch."
Just pure glee, you guys. I've truly found my first taste of root beer.
I was just spit-ballin' there.
Rando, I worked for Pee-Wee's sister Abby in Nashville. He would call the office from time to time. We all called him Uncle Paul. Apparently they have a "bad other brother," which I think speaks volumes to this other brother's badness.
I'm with everyone else's twins-on-bikes idea. I'm picturing a Pee-Wee's Big Adventure-style (and -quality!) romp with that tiny Indian guy and the big Amazon lady. And something about freakish goats, maybe, I dunno. Not faintin' goats, though, bless their little hearts.
Last night I just happened to find two folks of the male persuasion (hotcha hotcha!) on my friends list that admitted to liking the show New Girl. One is married but the other is a hot artiste named Salem. I think it's finally time to make it with him.
Also I LOVE this show and am unashamed of this fact.
ALSO also what's post-post-9/11 even mean?
All I thought about as I watched that (er, grimaced through 40 seconds of it) was, "SOME POOR UNDERPAID EMPLOYEE IS GOING TO HAVE TO RESTOCK ALL THAT CRAP YOU USELESS CHILD."
This is what 31-years-old looks like on me, apparently?
Man y'all, I told Uncle Jerry Jeff, I said "Jerry Jeff, next time you got that video camera on Aunt Lo-Rene MAKE SURE HER DAMN TEETH ARE IN."
The boy don't listen. Bless his heart. Now bring me another Sun Drop.
Was he on SNL? Serious question. I was gonna make a joke, and that joke (which turned into a human) needed to know why he originally got famous (-ish?) to survive, and it couldn't figure that out so then the joke called Jack Kevorkian and died.
So seriously, why is he famous?
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