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The Mid-Morning of the new FB
Keep it clean. Or dirty. Or whatever.
And go read one of my favorite war stories ever. Note there are casualties: Harvey the mouse must die |
The Mojito is dead
As though to confirm that the mojito is dead (unlike the Pisco Sour, which is top secret cool):
N.J. Community Renaming Itself Mojito This has been around for three days. I can't believe I'm the first to bring it up. |
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(Uh, I think when people said baseball should market to kids, they didn't mean market other stuff, they meant market baseball) |
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Reality TV
Having skipped much of the Friends finale (boring) in favor of Extreme Makeover Home Edition (semi-annoying but watchable) and the NBA, I have a spinoff suggestion for the networks.
I want to see Extreme Makeover, Job Edition. They can start with me and send in a team of crack contract litigators to clean up the boring shit that is currently clogging my desk and in box. Then, marketing experts will assist in making a move to client work that is actually enjoyable and profitable at the same time. Or, failing that, they can blow the rest of the budget on tuition to get me into film school or something. ABC, you listening? |
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So I'm curious to hear from people who have watched the show for the last few years whether they liked the finale or not. I thought it was bad. But I haven't watched for at least 5 years, so I don't think I was supposed to like it. And I am happy that it is finally over. Food does still taste good, RT. It might even taste better now, but don't tell NBC. Anyone willing to fess up to being a Friends-watcher?
In other tv news, Survivor was quite good last night. And they are setting up for a very bitter and angry final tribal counsel. s p o i l e r s I think that Rob and Amber's betrayal was totally out of the blue for Big Tom. The way he looked back at them as he was leaving... Ouch. He is a buffoon though, and I was happy to see him go. Anyone willing to wager at all against Amber winning the whole thing? |
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What would it take for Diane Keaton's avatar and gwinky's avatar to get busy?
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Even with 250 episodes or so, I don't think I can remember the plot of more than a few, if that. It's like junk food--it seems enjoyable at the time, but it's an utterly unmemorable show. Does it have some funny, laughable moments? Sure. But for the most part the humor was pretty banal and lightweight compared to, e.g., Seinfeld, for which many of the episodes were memorable in themselves, as well as the lines they spawned. What does friends have? "Could I be ____ any more ___" and "How YOU doin'" and "On a break" That's pretty much it, I think. As for the finale, again, banal. If not insulting slapstick stupid at times. It wraps up everything in a neat bow, although other than Ross and Rachel, what was left to wrap up? The sex of the Monica's baby? whoop-t-do. We can all relax knowing that they'll all be happy. and we get to see Joey continue to be joey, at least until the inevitable move to Saturday night in mid-November and cancelation in January. Have we had the "best series finale ever" debate? My vote remains The Wonder Years, but I never watched MASH or MTM. |
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I didn't watch the finale, though because I had other things to do. |
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In any event, I've known a number of very hot women (by both male and female standards, whatever those are). All but one of them had a good number of female friends, even the bitchy ones, though the bitchy ones tended to have bitchier friends (not necessarily better looking and thus more "competitive" friends, I'd note). All of the hotties had a noticeable minority of women act strangely around them on occasion, but it seemed to my observation a comparable number to those who appeared to treat them with more interest or respect because of their looks. The one who didn't have any female friends was as crazy as PLF's haberdasher, and had a bad case of the aristocratic vice (i.e.: saying whatever she wanted to whomever she wanted, which in her case was often AMAZINGLY insulting). Her shunning by women was definitely personality related, and definitely women didn't put up with while a lot of men did (she insulted men just as freely as women). Oddly for a woman who was so good looking that men would turn around in the middle of the street just to follow her for hours (literally, and witnessed first hand multiple times), or maybe not so oddly, she was really, really insecure about her looks. I am more interested in why men and women tend to think different people are really gorgeous. I have a vague notion that women give more credit to polish, while men give more credit to big boobs. I don't even have enough annecdotal evidence to hazard a guess, though. |
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Had BTVS ended with the battle v. the Mayor at graduation, it would have been up there. eta - good point about the crying about the chicken, but at the time I remember it was pretty effective. |
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The Sports Guy on the "Friends" Finale (and the "OC")
Pretty funny:
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2...simmons/040507 My favorites: "Thinking about a guy watching "Friends" always makes me think of that Seinfeld episode when George gets back with Susan, then realizes he can't get out, and the show ends with them watching "Mad About You" together as she looks happy and he looks like he might throw up at any second." "Suddenly, male characters were confessing "I love you" while the studio audience went bonkers -- just a room full of females shrieking in delight, like one of those Oprah episodes where Oprah gives away blenders to the entire audience." |
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'Despite widespread praise and a passionate fan base, "Sledge Hammer!" was apparently not destined for a second season. (After all, the old saying is… satire is what closes on Saturday nights.) Taking a satirical, as well as fatalistic, approach to the situation… the series finale ended with an impossible to resolve cliffhanger in which Hammer, whilst attempting to disarm a nuclear warhead, obliterated his entire city. For inexplicable reasons, the final episode showed significant improvement in the ratings. To the surprise of many, including those who worked on the show, "Sledge Hammer!" was renewed for a second season…' http://www.sledgehammeronline.com/show_history4.htm TM |
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The last couple of years have been really good. There were a few years there in the middle that were pretty so-so, but the last three years were way above average. The episode with Freddie Prinze Jr. (I think that's the guy -- the one who plays Fred in the Scooby Doo movies) as the male nanny was hilarious. Go ahead, tease me mercilessly for liking a tv show. I can take it. |
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Glory bugs the shit out of me too, but it was a great finale. That was filmed/written when they weren't sure whether or not UPN would pick up the series. I liked Buffy dead at the end of the episode, and given the train wreck that was the Glory/Ben plotline, it ended fairly well. |
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Men find a sexier look more attractive than women do. |
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http://www.adorocinema.com/personali...e-newton02.jpg And I'm off the Aniston train. She used to be attractive, but her face is TOO defined now. She has that Jack Nicholson as the Joker smile going on. Hot in the mid-90s though. |
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The only bit that worked for me was the ripping apart of the foosball table. Not that I will admit to having watched it, but my wife is a fan. |
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I'm just happy that the "Friends" time slot will be replaced by "Scrubs," so I'll know when it's actually on. Is it me, or was it being moved around a lot? |
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fashion faux pas, or does the de minimis exception apply?
Brown shoes, brown belt, black watchband?
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