Even worse, it's about a guy seeing an attractive woman at a bar and imagining having such passionate sex with her that every time she cries, he's gets harder.
Even worse, it's about a guy seeing an attractive woman at a bar and imagining having such passionate sex with her that every time she cries, he's gets harder.
Back in the '90s, when this song was played all the time, I always thought he said "Then I'm gonna bullshit, bullshit some more."
To be fair, the lyrics are real fucking creepy.
My favorite was "Robot Chicken"'s short parody of the scene where they're about jump from the plane and Keanu says something along the lines of "Well, are we going to jump or just jerk each other off?" And then everyone looks around nervously and you see the plane door close. It's 17 seconds and didn't need to be a…
Oh Lord. He had asked so many questions (Two hours worth, to be exact!), I'm sure that slipped in there somewhere.
I mean, it's right there in the title what the show is going to be centered on.
#humblebrag
Working around women in their 20s and such, there's a lot of them that are attracted to relatively fit guys with some gray like Maron and Jeff Goldblum. It's not exactly an uncommon thing.
Holy crap. My thoughts and prayers are with Maron at this time.
I love Benny Schwa. but this is even more unnecessary than the many books of essays by celebrities who shouldn't be authors.
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Oh shit. Are we watching a documentary or a fictitious show where the rules of reality are bent and we can interpret them how we please?
No! Not the bastion of film criticism that is the IMDB user ratings!!!
No, I'm pretty sure he took it right before they went to her place.
Counterpoint: "Days of Future Past" (My personal favorite) had just about as much to do with its source material as "Civil War."
"Sad Mouse" was a nice throwback to the days of Tom Schiller, where the shorts weren't necessarily about big laughs. It's really warm and Bruno Mars does a good job as a sad sack.
The problem I have is why are people livid over this and not the complete bed-shitting other movies like "Vacation," "Independence Day," "Robocop," etc., took on their respective franchises. And the answer is pretty damn obvious.
As said above, he did take a pill, do coke and see a dead body for the first time. His behavior could have easily been him going into shock and grasping at whatever straws he could.
I'd agree that it's absurd, but I imagine people do stupid shit when they're high on coke, just had sex and now are likely to be wanted for murder.
Teti addressed in the comments on one of the reviews (Can't remember which one), but his point was they're still profitable, but they desperately needed to trim the fat that they let sit with TV Club. I think O'Neal admitted that the site was just simply not doing well because advertisers didn't know what to do with…