"God. I can almost hear Tom Bergeron now. What's he going to say when he tees this off? 'Nice day for a wet wedding' or 'Here comes the tide?' *chuckles* Classic. This is going to be classic."
I don't know much, but what I do know is that if my dad were at that W. Magazine photo shoot, he'd say something to the room like "Who's going to be the first person to tell George he has a spot on his suit?" and then laugh for like five minutes.
But yeah, tough luck about your love life, george.
He was in a motorcycle accident during the last days of filming Star Wars. That's why a Wampa does a number on Luke's face in the beginning of Empire Strikes Back.
God, remember that iconic opening:
This is the true story of seven strangers picked to live in a house and have their lives taped to find out what happens when people stop being polite and are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime; and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories.
I know that based upon the sheer amount of grandmas and airport book readers that visit Vgum on a daily basis that this comment is bound for #1 this week.
More like Damon Lindle (I just shut my Twitter feed)off ( so don't tweet me.)
Gross, I'm working from home and am distracted by tv I shouldn't be watching. I'll do better.
During the interview, in the background, there is a janitor who looks suspiciously like Snow, pushing a broom and muttering something about how he wishes he could have been in Secret of the Ooze.
"Maybe instead of becoming a lumberjack, they should have killed off Dexter after the 4th season."
Sorry, I wasn't making up a quote for Britney. Just kind of saying what everyone was thinking.
"We're proud to launch the Fox News Deck, the biggest Deck ever. In fact, we're not too shy to say that when you're watching Shep Smith, you're also watching one of the biggest Decks on TV."
"And the lead detective says 'Let's cook.. Book! Let's book this punk who just committed a criminal act.' Ugh, sorry guys. Force of habit. On a side note, are we sure we can have the cynical detective be afflicted with terminal lupus?" -- Vince Gilligan
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