>Ironically, if Palmer had gone the Franco route, and wrote a poem about
writing a poem about the Boston Bombing, it'd turn out better than this.
>Ironically, if Palmer had gone the Franco route, and wrote a poem about
writing a poem about the Boston Bombing, it'd turn out better than this.
Well, that soda cup holds at least 32 ozs., so we know the show hasn't moved to NYC in the interim.
Actually, GK telling the shaggy dog story was the only good part of the PHC movie. I liked how he'd just walk offstage during some bit and pick up telling the story to some stagehand, right from where he had left off with it 20 minutes earlier.
I was in a focus group once, and we were asked to watch and then comment on a pilot for a proposed "Wait, Wait.. Don't Tell Me" tv show. At the beginning of the comment session, the focus group leader asked "What did you think of the host, Peter Sagal?" I commented that "he had a face made for radio."
Never mind. I see someone already made the "Milford Man" comment.
> I argued for Therapy?
But was Bilbo *really* the bravest little hobbit of them all? I submit that Frodo's accomplishment eclispses Bilbo's, making the song arguable at best and outright misleading at worst.
Sherman, set the Wayback Machine to 1988!
"I ain't got no future or family tree, but I know what a prince and lover ought to be…"
Yeah, the lyrics (especially the chorus) are a little weak, but no worse than anything else that was out at the time. "Two Princes" peaked at #28 on Billboard's year-end charts for 1993. #2 that year? "Whoomp (There It Is)."
Everything seems to be up in the air at this time.
Not to be confused with the AV Club commenters' holy trinity, which consists of: Dawes, Dawes, and Rosario Daweson.
Janet Evans, with her own two hands and several pallets of bricks, built an internationally-accredited Level 3 oncology hospital, powered entirely by solar cells (including the adjacent desalination plant) in Ngawbe, Uganda. It is widely considered to have extended average lifespans in the subistence farming…
Ag school. But Brandine could be the College of Human Ecology.
The Ivy League:
You say "Tom Hanks," but all I see is "John Flansburgh."
Laser-Shooting Buttplug
… and then when the ratings for the "they were just actors" show tanks, we pull back another layer and learn that the "actors" were participating in a "Joe Schmo"-type reality show.
Also: Twiglets.
Aren't you just the cutest thing!