I will admit that when I first started reading this it got on my nerves too (because I very much know who NR was, and why her death is a huge loss), but if you actually READ THE ENTIRE THING you will find that it's not what it seems initially. 2009 should be the year of reading entire blog posts before wishing harm on the author's mother in comments.
hahaha, "we are the king." I forgot about that. Also, the chicken or egg speech what? Why does anyone even listen to him? He's the Michael Scott of Kings.
Oh, when I say it looks like a liveblogging party and then say what is that I'm making fun of the fact that I've had liveblogging parties, not saying I don't know who those guys are...oops, broke the Katherine Hepburn rule: never complain, never explain.
Yes, it definitely (and obviously) is, but if you need further proof, Tim and Eric discuss his appearance in that Entertainment Weekly article from a few months ago.
Yeah, I did that once in the dining hall at summer camp to impress the boy I liked. That's how I learned that jumping up and down, screaming, and attempting to snort water through a straw is not sexy.
If you saw The Ten expecting Wet Hot 2, of course you were disappointed. Every single thing in a movie doesn't have to work perfectly (especially in a comedy) for that movie to be hilarious, and The Ten had at least 20 absolutely hilarious lines or scenes. I mean, come on, Adam Brody's Titanic line in the first five minutes? But the movie is a lot better the second time you watch it. I appreciate The Ten more with every viewing, actually.
I'll enter into a respectful agree-to-disagree with anyone who has seen and does not like the episode (Dec 4, 2008) where Sarah makes up her own slang. That's the line.
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