Speaking of, I finally started watching Buffy recently and also just started watching Season 5. Why Whedon thought the little sister was a good idea is beyond me.
And maybe that's the explanation. The new Coulson is the old Coulson's twin brother who was retroactively retconned into the storyline, and no one's going to address it until halfway into the first season.
Because they do things different there in Texas.
But, in seriousness, the Texas leg. requires filibusterers to stay on topic, while the U.S. Senate does not. And he's not actually filibustering since there's nothing currently up for a vote.
Otherwise, he would have been stuck with that dour watcher who almost never spoke. I remember asking my boyfriend once, "has that guy ever spoken?" I was disappointed when it turned out he had.
I feel Jesse is the most responsible for Jane's death. She was clean, and, if I remember correctly, he knew it, and he got her hooked again for his own selfish reasons.
I think there are a lot of people who want to believe that is person A is in fear of person B, person A must have done something to provoke person B. The most common example of this is domestic violence: the victim must have done *something* to provoke the abuse. There are a lot of different reasons for this: people don't want to assume the worst of abusers (so instead they assume the worst of the victims), people want to believe that *they* could never be victims (so are eager to blame the victims regardless of the circumstances), and, lastly, good old-fashioned sexism.
In this country, a college degree demonstrates that you're not a dummy, because, unfortunately, a high school diploma no longer indicates that. I'm not sure what the solution is, because making it harder to graduate high school is going to screw over a lot of people who are already struggling.
Fanta in general is amazing overseas. I traveled in West Africa years ago, and I saw an ad for a magical thing called Fanta Cassis. Much of the rest of my vacation was spent tracking this thing down. It was a rare find. Normally I had to settle for orange or their tropical fruit flavor. If I ever travel to Atlanta, I'm dead set on visiting the Coca Cola factory to see if I might get a little tipple of my beloved cassis.
I remember this story from back when it was first reported. He always could have gotten the surgery covered with Medicaid, but he wanted specialized care out of state. So, I guess he decided he'd rather live with a 132 lb scrotum for a few more years while humiliating himself for the money. I think he should have just gotten the damn surgery and moved on with his life.
Most of the causes of death give you fair warning. Just as a rule of thumb, if your Sim gets hurt, don't let them continue what they were doing until the negative moodlet wears off. I've only lost Sims to old age, until last night when I intentionally killed two of them with a meteor strike. But, if you're worried, here's a list of all the causes of death: http://sims.wikia.com/wiki/Death#Other_causes_of_death Scroll down to Sims 3 (or 2, or whatever you're playing).
I've watched Kitchen Nightmares off and on since it premiered, and the owners had a pretty common attitude among many of the show's participants: Everything we do is great, but for some mysterious reason the restaurant isn't doing well. Gordon Ramsay is going to come here and tell us how great we are and make everyone else realize it.
If you watch the entire episode, they state that almost word for word.
After watching the full episode, it was obvious to me that the wife should have simply opened a bakery; she apparently makes fantastic desserts, but is a not-so-great chef and particularly can't keep up with the pressures of running a restaurant's kitchen. That's also a pretty common theme in other episodes of the show. It's too bad that she and her husband are too full of themselves to take any constructive criticism. Ramsay wasn't even that nasty to them, relatively speaking.
Not only is he the new Michael Scott, but this seems like a ploy to make people feel sorry for Nellie and somehow make her a likable character, which seems impossible at this point.
I really feel like Catherine Tate is slumming it on this show. Is this supposed to be her U.S. breakthrough role? Because I'm not sure how this is helping her career.
"Let’s just put aside the fact that he gave his ex cancer"
Did he? I thought she was poisoned to frame him for giving her cancer. He did dump her for a younger woman though. So, still a dick.
I can tolerate selfishness and egotism better when it's coming from someone with demonstrable talent.
The more Gervais does his own thing, the more it looks like his success is a combination of luck and being carried by Stephen Merchant.
It doesn't even matter if it was a few days. You have three days to take the morning-after pill after having *unprotected sex*, not after finding out you're pregnant.
If this isn't some sort of commentary on the result of abstinence-only education in rural Georgia, then the writers of the Walking Dead have some serious explaining to do.
As if the crucifix in a Baptist church wasn't bad enough.
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