bonnie and astroglide.

so it goes…

hahahahahaha!

lucille bluth is in a new show?
maybe buster will make a cameo, since he's not in chuck anymore.

i guess you also wrote the port huron statement. the original, not the compromised second draft.

i just want to say that i love this thread.

agreed, although my tastes ran more toward new found glory and finch. i listened to the smiths for the first time after they were mentioned in a song by brand new, and even though my tastes have changed, i'll still listen to early 00s pop punk now and again.

i think the av club's priorities are a little warped…tour.

i remember reading an article comparing the us and uk versions of the office, and it described the scranton set as "slough on zoloft."

during one of the blooper reels, there's this one part where kevin says to pam "they said i was dulllllllll" and everyone kept laughing. whenever i think of kevin, i think of that scene.

*wilson the volleyball floats out.*

orange used to be controversial for its role in the northern ireland conflicts. and it did play a role in inspiring orange juice (the drink and the band). but now, it's associated with the horrible tans of the cast of "jersey shore." the new hip color is clearly burnt sienna.

double posting due to computer problems for the win!

this review really has me craving some gouda gouda.

mmm, gouda gouda.

so vincenotvance, you're saying that you'd like to fill 2002 era britney spears' cracker with your cheddar cheese filling?

so, the na'vi have sex using their nervous systems?
i guess mark from peep show was right, the brain is the most erotic muscle.

i don't watch television. notice i called it television instead of tv, because that's a nickname, and nicknames are for friends, and television is NO friend of mine!

how about ho-ho-kus (yes, it's not actually near the shore, but none of the cast members are from there either)?

immaculate misconception, there's got to be a better way to say that.