Yea man: witches, curses, speaking in tongues, being possessed by the devil/demons, sacrificial rituals, etc. were some of the stories my cousin (stationed there in the 90's) would tell. The most intriguing one was about an old witch (OLD!) who would stand outside of their tents all night cursing them and then tried to light their tent on fire. I can only imagine how fucking terrifying it is now with nearly everything decimated and people seriously thinking this is the Apocalypse.
I'd rather leave tv to Jay Leno and see Conan do his thing elsewhere. Imagine the freedom and support he would have if his primary medium was the internet? Grandpas watch tv; I am on the internet.
"It's Complicated" with Meryl Streep and Alec Baldwin was terrible.*
* Unless you are in Amsterdam with Dutch subtitles so everyone laughs (rarely) at different times while superhigh because you cracked your tooth somehow on NYE.
Also, 500 Days of Summer, X-Men Origins, Public Enemies, and The Informant were also pretty bad!
I thought the kid in your picture was Damon Weaver, def. the best people of 2009 but ALAS. Anyhow, I do think that the author of this website is one of the best people of 2009. Thank you for selecting the best of the best. with love from amsterdam--
Not to be a gweed, but your google.com/translate needs an upgrayde!
-"ing to" = "n'a"
"to" = 2
"I love you, my mother" = "fu*k ya ma"
"topless" = (excessive adj.; it's implied)
etc.
It's like this: I love Rachel Maddow, but I am not nor will I ever be sexually attracted to her. That doesn't change. Unrelated, it's going to be so heartbreaking to see Richard Cohen cry when his gay lover comes forward with evidence.
Nervous laughter is a totally appropriate and understandable response, especially given Sofia's surprise attack. The fact that they pretended like it didn't hear it is disgusting. Being a good host means sometimes asking uncomfortable questions; if a woman says she's raped and you don't address it, it's dehumanizing and poor reporting.
"It just looks like fun." is exactly why I listen to country music in my office on 42nd Street in Manhattan. Country music is really fun. I don't watch the awards shows.
One of my friends told me about a party she went to with a friend. When they got there, the guys were topless and pouring buckets of ice+water on each other to see who was the toughest.
Oh, this show will be awesome.
Ditto: there were more sound bytes in this episode than I've ever heard; it was almost like Tracy can only talk for 5 minutes max before reaching place so desolate that the only way to continue the conversation is to bring up a new topic. Strange! I would love to see her post-show recap, if there is such a thing...
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