Miley. I, like BBJ, love "Party in the USA," and Taylor just seems very squealy. Also, I bet there would be PBR at Miley's shindig, and Taylor probably has Diet Coke and Diet Coke alone. That's not in itself a bad thing, but if I'm getting one of the two free, PBR all the way.
And the list of other pranks is TERRIBLE. Like, truly terrible. He filled a friend's fully stocked pantry with hair. Can you even imagine if you had a friend who did this shit? And you continued to associate with them after they'd pranked you? I can't! At all!
I hear you! And it's cool to discuss it, God knows I discuss things that occurred on TV the night before when we're totally not out of the spoiler zone. But this was something that came up on the site without clicking, and was at the top of the site for a while. That was my qualm, not that it existed at all.
Also, I think that's my first negatively rated comment ever. I can't tell if this makes me happy or sad or sends me into a fit of ennui (which I bet you didn't even know could happen).
Right, there's so much I can piece together from it if I try, and while I'm still going to enjoy the series (obviously! It's incredible already!), I don't like having this sort of image in mind. Also, re: Game of Thrones, I apologize for the Internet in advance. There are some things you definitely will find out, and some things you definitely won't, if you're careful.
Y'know, I try really hard not to care about spoilers, but I just started watching Breaking Bad this weekend, it's still on the air, and I've already had stuff spoiled by Entertainment Weekly and Wired without warning, so... yeah, didn't want to see this.
I'm telling everyone I know about this picture. I don't really get into people who are, you know, "physically fit" so it's more out of shock and awe than anything else.
I just don't bike when I'm wearing a skirt because, I don't know, that's how I was ... raised? (Not really. I don't have a good reason.) But I also don't wear a skirt particularly often, and I haven't been on a bike that wasn't stationary since I moved here last July. STORIES WITH CHRISTY.
There are four reasons I haven't used a Citi Bike yet:
1. Skirts
2. Cycling ten blocks instead of walking them doesn't sound cost effective
3. Sweat
4. No helmet :(
Although flanny's got kind of a point, he'd have to bulk up to look like New 52 Nightwing, if that's what we're going for, and even more so if it's Dick-as-Batman as the prototype (which it should be, no matter who they cast, I want this to be Dick Grayson, guys, I REALLY DO).
Didn't Christian Bale already imply he was done with Batman? In real life and in the movie, sorta? And wouldn't it be better if it were Joseph Gordon-Levitt as his character in The Dark Knight Rises but really as Dick Grayson in The Black Mirror? And is anyone listening to me?
Guys, I am very upset by this video! OK, maybe not very upset, but I do find it disconcerting. Are her parents filming her? Do they not care that she's about to hit her head against the wall, as Cat already pointed out? And why are there so many videos on YouTube of swimming babies?
How did he comment on the use of the Bedtime Stories scene and not the facial expression on the sculpture's face? Seriously, it's stunning.
Also, the Cast Away observation gets five stars. Perfect.
So I really love Chris O'Dowd, I do, I want to double date with him and his wife all the time, but I definitely read that as "Chris O'Donnell."
What a weird person to book on Graham Norton.
But the names people pick from the Bible aren't typically this outlandish, are they? You hear Jacob and Joshua and Matthew much more than Hezekiah and Zephaniah and Ezekiel.
OK, guys, let's get real: would you name a child after a fictional character? I don't think I would. I am in fact named after Christy of TV miniseries fame.
We wanna keep talking pet names? I know someone with a cat named McNulty, which brings me to my next point: my cats' names. They're Midna (after a shadow helper thing in Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess) and Garrus (named after a totally badass alien--turian, specifically, nrr--from Mass Effect).
He seems like a happy, friendly guy, plus a good father and husband, which is pretty boss of him. I wrote about his book for my jorb and it was a pleasant experience.
He's literally part of the eighth generation of a family of (lots of "ofs" at work here!) stunt/tightrope/circus performers, and I think it was just to prove that he can do everything his family did before him. Also a chance to pray with Joel Osteen. And to sit above the Grand Canyon for a couple seconds here and there. Sheesh.
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