There were some pretty shots thrown in there and weird angles and all that stuff I like watching, but you're right, Claudio in Snorkel is the best thing. ... Unless Benedick rolling around on the grass counts as a "shot."
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Is this where I tell everyone it's my fourth wedding anniversary? IT IS. I'm going to celebrate in the same way my cat Garrus is doing in my avi: by sitting in a bag!
They are shockingly good. They could taste like liquefied needles and still be beloved by all because LATE NIGHT COOKIES, but they go ahead and make them the best.
I wish I had joined you. Last night would've been a good night to eat some cookies. They're putting one by my apartment soon. (Sorry that this is so superficial.)
I didn't read the article carefully and decided you meant that the Dumb & Dumber sequel will be based on fan fiction. In which case, have I got a script for you!
I loved that comment, and it was a reminder that The Daily Show is the only late night offering out there (SNL aside) featuring people of different races. Granted, its formula lends to a more diverse group, but I still think it's great to see Al Madrigal and Aasif Mandvi and Jessica Williams alongside John Oliver and Jason Jones. Yes, they could use more females, but think about how great the women have been over the years (Beth Littleford is a national treasure, probably). They're doing it right. Everyone should do exactly what TDS does.
My favorite title (Vulture made a list from most to least awesome, go find it, it's great, I'm not posting a link because you can all find it for yourselves, you're smart!) is U.N. Adventure.
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Samesies. It doesn't sound particularly sincere, except maybe the bit about rape jokes, but that's only because he's pontificating, he's saying so much, and you can read between the lines there and infer that he feels the need to over-talk it rather than put it succinctly--he feels that bad about it.
I love the idea of Community, and the first three seasons are some of my favorite television of all time. I think this is just one of those cases where you have to ignore certain traits of the creator in order to enjoy the final product. I mean, people still love The Wire even though David Simon insults his fans on occasion, right? A whole lot of musicians are jerks, but we still listen to them, right? It's the product we love, not the creator. And with Community I think that's typically enough for me.
Mr. Citizen is really into the original trilogy but we never saw The Hobbit and I have no regrets about that. It looked meandering and overlong and just really, really dull. I know some people loved it, and I am fully aware that Martin Freeman is the shit, but I just couldn't do it. It's good to hear someone disliked it--and Arwen, who's definitely a weak point in the earlier movies. (Aowyn gets a pass. She's cool.)
That is also offensive. His hair's so long that I bet it looks pretty adorable when it's not slicked upward. My nephew had longer hair when he was about this kid's age, and the way it curled downward was pretty great. BAD MOVE, DENNOS.
I saw this on the AV Club and the first VERY LONG comment thread was devoted to the kid's dumb first name. Which is totally fair. But mostly I want to talk about how unfair it is that Robert Downey Jr. would shave his goatee post-Iron Man. Can you imagine this photo happening if he still looked like Tony Stark? No! Also, he should change his shirt! I don't know why. I just don't like it. #gripes
specialk, I used to sing just "Game of, game of thrones, game, game of thrones," but Mr. Citizen got annoyed. After the Emmys, I was allowed a grace period of singing "Peter, Peter Dink-, Peter Dinklage."
Doesn't apply very strongly to this season as much as the first two, though, since they had to remind us that Winterfell was on fire EVERY WEEK, and I think they showed the Wall a few times when it was only mentioned.
Parks & Rec, Game of Thrones, Archer, Firefly, and I always dance to Community's. I also really enjoy Angel's and Buffy's, though they're not particularly good, and sing along with RuPaul's Drag Race's.
I had a pretty good day. I really like my (relatively) new job and got to squint very, very hard at some legal copy to determine its accuracy, so that was fun, and I went to my first team meeting, and it was so far from useless that I'm blown away by meetings at jobs past that had no clear reason for existing.
Also, I'm reading a Joe Hill book and playing Mass Effect 2, so yeah, life? Pretty cool!
Guys, Dave Shumka of Stop Podcasting Yourself compiled this video, and if you've never heard SPY, you should change that IMMEDIATELY. Start with a Paul F. Tompkins episode! http://www.maximumfun.org/stop-podcasting-yourself/stop-podcasting-yourself-257-paul-f-tompkins
I abhor the Monster Blood books. I understand revisiting the dummies and the haunted mask, but Monster Blood was never interesting to begin with! There is, however, a wrestling match with a human-sized hamster in the second, so not all is lost.
Ehhhhh, is this is a PC thing? I don't hate Saw, I've seen it a handful of times, but it kind of goes beyond scary music cues and haunted-ish puppets. You know, with people cutting off their own feet, that kind of thing.
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