That’s part of the charm of the show - Everybody hates him, he is meant to be the annoying wiseguy that corrects everybody and makes everybody want to punch him in the face.
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Barrel Aged Chocolate Milksmoke isn’t even funny... I want one now! For breakfast!
That’s because us Bears fans is good at makin our points short, sweet, and a lil bit spicy
Nah. The Bears are just bad, but you have to go some to reach the Browns or Jags level. That’s like a level below the Jets. If somebody tells me they’re a Bears fan I laugh with them about their team. If somebody says they’re a Jaguars fan I study them. What makes them tick? They’re rare creatures. It’s like spotting…
As a typical thin skinned Bears fan, I usually think that Drew is being cruel just for the sake of cruelty in these.
Good lord. Go find a safe space - away from sarcasm and some parenting half-truths. Kids, work, family, friends, all are a double edged sword at times. Only special people have to talk like they’re trying out for the Sound Of Music. i.e., lighten up a bit.
The reason toddlers (at lest your own) are cute and have the ability to melt your heart is because they are truly awful people most of the time. And what’s worse, is that when you start to meltdown after they meltdown or just generally frustrate you with their selfish, petty nonsense, you feel like a total monster.
Craig Robinson or Adam Scott individually are reason enough for me to check a show out. Together I am 100% in. Though I have to admit, if this is a success, it makes me sad that there will be less of them on Brooklyn 99 or The Good Place.
You could put Craig Robinson in a Chrysler Commercial and I’d watch it with glee.
I had a friend who was so angry about the anal sex joke. She was complaining that she took her 12 and 14 year old daughters to the movie, and was so embarrassed by that scene. All I could think was “you took your 12 and 14 year old movie that had such gratuitous violence (albeit the church scene is so awesome) and…
So basically, parody movie does parody correctly, more at 11.
Um, thanks for making me tear up over a short paragraph describing a scene in a 20 year old movie :)
Forrest Gump, when Forrest meets his son for the first time and asks holy fuck I’m already tearing up Forrest asks Jenny if his son is smart or is he, is he, and he can’t finish his sentence, because he knows that he himself is not smart and he knows how it affected his life and his heart is already being torn in half…
My wife was told throughout her life that she wouldn’t be able to bear a child. We watched Up one time, and then it went to the back of the closet. When we brought our baby home from the hospital, I dug it out and we cried again, but for completely different reasons.
OMG, so much sadder. Saw Up in the theater with my wife 4 months after our second miscarriage. I had no idea that was coming. The the wife dies and he’s left alone? Fuck. Me.
How can you hate What About Bob? ? Are you allergic to fun?!?!?! Madness.
The movie Arrival has several tearjerking moments made to get the audience weepy, and they work quite well, but I also choked up multiple times while watching it just due to ... I don’t even know how to describe it. The way the cinematography, acting, and plot combined to make me contemplate the universe and what a…
Are they only publishing 50 copies of the book to be bought up by speculators in 0.82 seconds?