As someone with a masters degree in sociology, I find your comment highly offensive.
But seriously, we all have our hippy dippy friends who go a little over the top with their liberal outrage, but are you really saying that it's a bad thing than when a human being of one race stands up for someone in another race? Did you watch the show? I watch the first 4.5 minutes and couldn't stand to watch anymore. It was completely unfunny and exploitative.
Just about to post something similar. I don't know how many times I've heard "crazy" being referred to as "Christian." I kindly ask everyone to consider using the words "fundamentalist" and "extremist" as a adjective to describe these awful people. This is not a "Christian" belief. Jesus never talked about sex or masturbation, or homosexuality or abortion. He talked about loving everybody and doing good stuff for your fellow humans and loving God. The end. There are a lot of Christians out there who actually follow that, please don't lump us together with this garbage.
I would like to nominate The Year of the Dog starring Molly Shannon, Peter Saaaarsgaaaaard, and John C. Reilly. When you put in the dvd, you think, "I can't wait to enjoy this charming future indy sleeper hit about a lonely lady who likes dogs. Look at all the stellar actors!" And then you watch it, and then you want to stab your eyes out.
I hated that book so hard, I wouldn't dare watch the movie. Why are people compelled to make a book/movie where every single character/real-life person is completely unbearable? It makes no sense.
Dear Zachary destroyed me. It ground me into a fine paste of dust and tears. I can't believe you did that. Only rainbows and unicorns for you from now on!
So sorry about your dad...
That kinda reminds me of when "Whoomp There It Is" came out and there was the similar song called "Whoot There It Is" and also there were two versions of "The Macarena" that came out at the same time. You win some, you lose some, Capu Flapu.
Also, I am really disheartened every time I'm reminded how well-informed the rest of the world is and how they know about all the insufferable people who live in the U.S.
I think David Bowie and I have many similar qualities (none of which I can name right now), thank you very much, Mister!
I approve of the Chicago Monster Karaoke idea. ding!
A true story: I went to a dinner party on Friday night at my boss's house where my boss and I (a middle aged woman with teenage daughters, and a 31 year old woman respectively), tried to explain to our colleagues that there is a practical reason why Jacob and his fellow wolves have to walk around without shirts (i.e., body temperature, ripping clothes during shape shifting). We also had to explain how the presence of vampires on Quileute land actually evoked the wolf response, which had been dormant for decades. I was the only person at the table without a Ph.D. or a law degree.
Grown ups!
I actually re-read the title of the post to make sure it was not a "You can make it up" post. Instead it was a "You can make me barf" post. And I say that as a Twilight fan (yeah, I know. shut up.)
I met her a couple weeks ago, and she was super duper nice to me, so I'm just going to pretend that this post didn't happen and remember the good times.
Anna Kendrick is a great comedic actress and basically the only shining beacon of light in the entire Twilight cast. I hope Anna punches Ashley Greene in the mouth.
It was an awesomer, more innocent time. Our parents would take us to movies where one of the biggest rock stars in the world would seduce a teenage girl with a visible hard-on, and no one would think better of it. Classic!
CHICAGO MONSTERS REPRESENT! I can't wait to see you guys tomorrow! I really think we deserve a courtesy call from Gabe during our Chicago Chapter Monster Meeting.
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