Isn't it in Stiff Upper Lip Jeeves that Jeeves uses the article of clothing he hates to give Bertie a criminal persona? It was a pretty good way to force him to get rid of that Alpine hat (with pink feather!)

You can also find Koala Yummies at Asian food stores. Along with the tastiest snack treat I have ever eaten, Nagaraya garlic cracker nuts. Granted I was drunk at the time, but those things were amazingly good.

I know a guy who bought a gross of Surge when he found out that they weren't going to make it anymore. I'll be sure to tell him to move to Norway.

Chryso, the funny thing about that is Franken was actually born in Minnesota, it was Coleman who grew up in New York.

*does Peanuts head hang of shame*

Ronn Torossian
Although I've never heard of this guy before, I now kinda hate him.

Ronn Torossian
Although I've never heard of this guy before, I now kinda hate him.

Stranger than fiction sucked for two reasons.
1) MPDG syndrome
2) Ferrel's character should have died at the end, although that might just be me being blood thirsty.

Maybe they want to save it because it reminds them of IES Chang. Don't judge man, if you had an IES then lost him you'd want a memento too.

I understand Emperor, I just mixed up seasons 2 and 3. Wesley gets shot in season 2, not 3.

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I think you're right Janet, usually in Buffy/Angel when someone uses a gun its out of weakness or desperation.

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I really love Donnie Darko, but I don't know if I'll go see this. I can't stand Cameron Diaz.

I thought Jack Black was fine in the "The Holiday" but the movie itself was so bad I'm gonna have to side with The Chicken here. Cameron Diaz is unbelievably awful in it.

Dule Hill has the most expressive face, which is why he's particularly awesome at reaction shots.

I never thought that West Wing was grossly sentimental (with occasional exceptions), and they do get most of the procedural stuff correct. I actually can't get my father to watch any more episodes (he's seen two or three) because he thinks the characters are too cynical and mean to each other.

There are some good episodes in season 1, but Moira's character always irritated me too. While I appreciate that they tried to do some feminist stuff it often comes off as condescending (see for example the end of The Crackpots and These Women).

Something wrong with the order of your text?
Maybe it's just my browser, but there's text that should be in the article in after the stray observations.

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