“Benson is quite enamored of Mr. Peanut,” Mr. Levine said, but they are, as the saying goes, just friends. Benson does not live in Mr. Peanut’s house, Mr. Wixom said.
No Legumo?
Speaking of which, I listed to one of the repeats of the "Frenemies" episode of TAL where Rich Juzwiak did his "I'm not here to make friends" bit....and in the credits they thank Gabe and I was all like whhhhaaaa!?!?!?!
I think the thing that's getting you into more trouble, Vince, is what you're putting into your mouth. It's funny because he looks like he gained a few pounds.
Gabe summed things up much better than I could ever hope to, so I'll just throw one observation out on the table. One of the things that made me almost equally parts happy and melancholy was that Meg Whitman lost her bid for CA governor. For a person to spend over $140 MILLION DOLLARS of their own money in the hopes of being elected just seems downright sad, and I'm glad all you Californians weren't overly influenced by her money and "if I can run a business I can run a government" rhetoric.
Of course the flip/melancholy side to this is that $140 million was literally wasted.... just completely flushed down the drain. With all her influence, Whitman might have done exponentially better in the polls had she capped her expenses at say, $50 million, then spent the rest establishing a school to help underprivileged learn computers or something.
NEW YORK, Nov 02, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) Shares of Viacom, Inc (NYSE:VIA.B). rose sharply today on news from Randy Quaid that upcoming celebrity assassinations would help drive advertising revenue entering Q4. A spokesperson from Viacom said that the company was "quite pleased with the prospects" for upcoming assassinations, and felt that the company was in a strong position to capitalize on more assassination opportunities in the future.
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