I've never been to a Bennigan's but Applebee's is horrid and is the restaurant that has given children margarita mix instead of apple juice more than once.
The "shower with a friend" saying was said (repeatedly) by Chevy Chase during the 1990 Earth Day celebration special. I remember this because it was the 20th anniversary of Earth Day and it was a few days after my 12th birthday...and Chevy got really, really annoying by saying it over and over again.
His e-mail to that blog has made my head hurt. I have a baby on the way, and exposure to the stupidity that is Mr. Boston has to be curtailed or the child will have FAS by proxy.
You are right about chance being a mentally in-tact Flavor Flav. Not hard on the eyes, either.
If you actually believe that two catty women fighting with each other on television is indicative of black women hating on each other, you need help. It's television; everyone acts stupid on it because that's what people do when a camera is in their face.
It couldn't have been that innovative if people have forgotten about it as if it came out 10 years ago. Just sayin'.
That, and only half the people who went to see it liked it, so I'm not exactly surprised that it faded away.
Jen needs to get a sense of humor.
I have never seen this show, but I love these suggestions for ways to kill her character off. I was just thinking about the elevator shaft right before I read #7. But if she dies in scenario #3, she has to mutter "I was two days away from retirement." Or at least try to mouth it since her head will be severed from her body but is still aware for a few seconds.
Yeah, the only things I've actually liked that he's done were the Oblongs and Blades of Glory. There's something about Will Ferrell when he has straight hair (or in the case of the cartoon, playing a balding character) that gives him that extra something. It's kind of like the deal with Avery Brooks: The hair changes everything about the acting skills.
Dude, if that twist were true I'd so go see this!
I'm loving Gabe's assessment of this...film(?) and the martinis are a bit much.
"...I would just be obsessing about the time they drank martinis in a river because no." Love it!
Sigh. Joel McHale is so awesome, I'm going to have to get my hands on a copy of Details just to read the article. He really enjoys what he does, and that makes watching him all the more fun.
I've lived in Columbus for the past 12 years, and I've never heard of this band until right now. I'm only here until I finish my PhD, but I'm not going to pretend that this is a great town and that this is a world-renown band. And how are they going to do this year's presidential inauguration when we haven't had the election yet? I have a hard time buying that McCain would have this band at his inauguration if he happens to win this year.
Hell, I was a Singing Angel growing up and they're world-renown too (they've traveled the globe and have been around for almost 40 years), but I don't expect anyone to know who they are.
And when did music degrees mean that you're better than those who just play and didn't take the detour to college along the way? Face it; nobody knows who this band is and nobody cares. Not even people who live in town.
I think a good movie can be ruined by knowing the reveal, but it depends on the type of movie that it is. I somehow managed to not know the ending to the Sixth Sense for years before I finally saw it, but when I got to the end I was just pissed off because I didn't think it was nearly as interesting an ending as everyone else did. All of the signs didn't add up, and it depended on people remembering crap from the beginning...all in all, I thought it was over-hyped.
Thrillers are ruined by knowing what happens before you see it. What I don't like is that there are people on Wikipedia who are against putting in spoiler alert labels in articles because they see them as censorship. That's rather stupid because you're not preventing someone from seeing it; you're letting someone know what is in store so that they don't find out something they don't want to know. Morons.
Tarantino is a terrible director who proved with Death Proof that the reason why all of his movies are non-sequential is because he can't tell a straight story without being incredibly boring. And since most of his films are not entertaining, showing his biggest film-making weakness just made it clear that he's just not that good.
And how is Gabe's criticism inappropriate towards Tarantino? The man is not a good director, I've only gotten through a few of his films because I get bored easily, and he's smug and arrogant. He hasn't earned the right to act as if he's smarter about films than anyone else.
And the ending of Death Proof was the car chase. It was the most interesting part of the film, but that's pretty much how the thing ends.
You know he would just make fun of her to her face if he got on her show. I mean, look at how much fun he had while on The View. Seriously, look at it. If it weren't for him putting it on The Soup, I would've never known he was on.
If I had to stop watching the Soup, I'd be very sad, indeed. As it is, my Friday nights got screwed up when Dr. G Medical Examiner was taken off the air, and then they took away Discovery Health from the standard cable line-up. All I'd have left is Best Week Ever, and that's just not enough for a Friday Night lineup.
I laughed so much at this, that I finally got around to getting an account with the site.
I can't believe Thing 1 and Thing 2 feel the need to own guns, as if someone is going to actually do something to them. That implies that we care enough to harm them (we don't). Just because people wish you would fall off the face of the earth doesn't mean they're going to do something to make it happen.
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