The music at the end of the video was so triumphant! It made me believe that anything is possible! He accomplished his goal: throwing the longest frisbee throw.... EVER! That song makes me believe that now I can accomplish my goal: not going to work hungover every morning and reading Videogum all day long.
My dogs already try to lick my face enough as it is, thank you. I am not adding a BBQ-flavored perfume into the mix, no matter how much the kind of rude, Kenny Powers-sounding guy I met online likes ribs.
I don't have anything funny to say. I just think this is a really fun thing that these kids got to do, and I'm happy that they got to do it. And I agree with their message - don't step on people's feet... it's rude!
My fiance proposed in our kitchen. It was so understated, spontaneous and sweet, and to me it was perfect. Yet I still encounter the occasional asshole who asks how he proposed, and after I tell them, scrunches up their face and goes, "Really? That's it?!"
And every single time I fight back the urge to karate chop them in the face.
Any PA monsters here? My boss has introduced a marriage equality bill each session for as long as I can remember, and of course it never goes anywhere. The only way these bills move is by calling your representatives/senators and appealing to them. It's easy! And most of the people who answer the phones (like me!) are nice!!!
I definitely love the side eye Cudi baby's throwing while Death Metal Baby cries. And the look of sheer joy that crosses her face when he stops.
Since I make those exact same faces when babies cry, I say Cudi is the clear winner of this battle.
It's a really great music video, guys*, give it a chance**. The editing is so clever*** and Gwyneth's voice is so authentically country-sounding****.
*no, it's not
**save yourselves
***incoherent cuts between her standing in a warehouse singing and random parts of the movie that have nothing to do with anything that she is singing, or any relation to the movie's plot
****i'm not even going to touch this one
After checking Spike's website, I noticed it already airs shows called "1000 Ways to Die", "Don't Be A Victim", "Jail", and "Surviving Disaster".
I think you've already got this corner of the market covered, assholes.
I don't see it that way re: the Cheerio with Downs syndrome. If you'll remember from a previous episode, Sue's sister is mentally handicapped, and she is the only one who gets to Sue's soft spot. I sort of see a relation between the two, almost as if Sue's "mentorship", if you will, of the Cheerio is there to remind the audience that she's not a *complete* monster.
I could be wrong, though...
I already eat my baby carrots like junk food. It's a little thing called "dipping them in a heated-up mixture of cream cheese and cheez whiz."
You could've saved yourselves lots of money, ad guys, by just filming me eating dinner alone on a typical Tuesday night.
How are you only a teenager?!?! (Reply to NC - Videogum wouldn't let me do it.)
But seriously. How? I was laying in my bed kissing Backstreet Boys posters when I was your age.
I think 85% of the students at UGA are like that. My cousin goes there, and they do many things a lot differently than we did at my alma mater (in the North). For instance, all the girls wear red dresses to home football games, and the guys wear shirts, ties, and Ray Bans attached to sunglass holders draped around their necks. It's like church meets Williamsburg meets 1991.
He was just trying to get your attention after you so highly praised the guys having a dance-off in the middle of the street, in the pouring rain, in front of a Vitamin Water ad.
You know how when you say a word over and over and over again, it starts to sound really strange and nonsensical? That's "literally" how I felt after watching this video.
Not gonna lie, I cried while watching this last night. A few times. Thank God my boyfriend was out of town, because he makes fun of me enough as it is just because I watch this show. I can't even imagine the levels of shame I'd sink to if he caught me sitting on the couch, cradling my puppy, with WATER coming out of MY EYES.
Downvote me all you want, but something about Megan Fox piques my interest. I don't necessarily find her intelligent, or well-mannered, or deserving of her fame, but there's something about her that intrigues me. Maybe it's just the fact that she's a more beautiful woman than I am. Actually, yeah, that's probably it.
Growing up, I always wanted to move to L.A. I'm glad I never got the chance, because if I were to run into celebrities on the street and they acted that creepy (you know they all act that creepy), I'd be turned off by seeing them on TV or in movies and I probably wouldn't be able to watch them anymore. Then how would my cat and I spend our lonely Friday nights?
A farmer, a businessman, a cop, a marine during Vietnam and NOW an aspiring Agriculture Commissioner? Relax with the careers, Peterson. Who do you think you are?
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