Agreed. Flip-flops are way too casual for general use. They're for protecting feet from heat and pebbles when you go swimming. They're not for about town. Go get some nice sandals if you're a lady. And, if you're a dude, put some goddam shoes on you disgusting monkey.
That sucks. Not to add insult to injury, but it's "shoo-in." Unless it was some kind of clothing based theater company for which you wanted the part of a shoe. In which case, maybe this was a blessing in disguise. No one wants to be called a heel. Haha. Anyway, keep your head up.
Also, I used to own the brown AMC Pacer that was featured in at least one episode (I'm only 7 episodes in). Like, that was my actual car. I really miss it, too, but I'm glad it's famous now.
My previous dentist (RIP Dr. Primack) was also Ol' Dirty Bastard's dentist (RIP Russell T. Jones). We didn't have Twitter back then, so I know this only through anecdotes.
I once saw Rory Gilmore in person in a restaurant and her eyes really are strikingly blue. Like, I didn't recognize her at first. All I saw were those eyes and I was all, "whoa."
Kesha's version of that Dylan song on You Tube really knocks my socks off. Other than that, I could take or leave her. For every catchy chorus, there's still those dumb speaky parts.
"What's a New Zealand accent?"
*Fort the 6 of us watching that Jane Campion show on IFC, or Sundance, I can't even remember which, but I saw the first two episodes and they were pretty good.
I sort of had the opposite reaction in that I loved watching the movie, but I'm not sure I love the movie. It's completely ridiculous and is like a dream that makes no sense until you think about it later, but really it still makes no sense. The film it most reminded me of was Tree of Life with its montage structure and lovely camera work. And, actually, it might be thematically close to the Malick film, too. They're both about youth and wonderment at the beauty of life. Only one was bloated and dumb, and the other had loads of boobs.
I agree. Not the greatest Community of all time, but definitely the best so far this year. Maybe things are looking up for our favorite study group! Or, maybe it will just keep being mediocre and fade away like so many Yodas.
"De rigeur for women to be topless in movies ?" I wish. I don't think actresses (and actors) take their clothes off enough any more. Back in the 70's and 80's it was no biggie. Why have we become so prudish? The real problem is not with the nudity, but how we react to it.
I don't think Seth Macfarlane should be criticized for the boobs song because, technically, that was from an alternate timeline, so our beloved Seth actually did not sing the song. All is good. Plus, Shatner was quite funny. Does anyone actually like Nutella? I knew someone who named their dog Nutella, which I found to be completely idiotic.
I work in the motion picture picture business and it's not that bad. I'm a nice guy and the people I've worked with are nice. I even went to the Oscars once and it was a fun, albeit long, night. I'm not sure why they can't figure out what to do with the show. I don't think it inherently sucks. We used to like watching the rich and famous celebrate themselves and now we like ragging on them for celebrating themselves, so it still serves a purpose.
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