i do have a taco bed tattoo.

this show is about how awesome sears is!

even though i (and i'm sure most sunny fans) root for the gang in a weird way, part one of the hs reunion is really the only time they've all had touches of being sympathetic characters. i hope plan b is as wonderful as it should be, and i hope that they stick it to those bozos.

coupled with dee's strangely proud/terrifying/sensual eye take, that whole scene is an example of why i love when the reynolds twins pair up.

i know iasip will never get the proper and deserved recognition from these dickholes, but i still get deflated each time i see its absence from nominations.

even if you don't like lana del rey's music (i personally enjoy it), the vitriol here is generally misguided.

thank god i have people on the internet so i know what's okay and not okay to like. what a load off.

maybe i mute season one through six of sunny during rob mcelhenney's scenes on occasion and maybe i don't. we're all human.

i agree with both of the above statements whole-heartedly.

where's the youtube comment gimmick poster when you need them

elliot stabler* brings out the sexual deviant in me, which kind of defeats the purpose.

stabler, my office.

todd's hopeful and parasitic involvement with 2bg is eerily similar to the relationship i had with every shitty high school boyfriend.

i didn't want to like this show, but i've found it to be welcome background noise when i am too lazy to get up subsequently to sunny. when i actually pay attention to it, i've been pleasantly surprised at how funny it can be. good for them.

jonathan davis can do whatever he wants, and it doesn't matter what you or his dad says.

just because juno's dialogue is roughly equivalent to a ninety-six minute gilmore girls episode doesn't change the fact that diablo cody came across as lovely in this interview and young adult looks incredibly promising. can everyone just settle on that?

there is ben kingsley's (i don't recall his character's name) in the wackness. i did enjoy that movie, flaws and all, but i found his performance to be the most redeeming.

these days, i keep new family guy episodes on while i'm doing other things, because i get unreasonably upset with it for not being what it used to be. that way, i'm usually just cognizant of things that i find amusing/worthwhile. the pizza place thing made me laugh out loud, and so did carter's whole old man chili's…

i shouldn't find myself getting so invested, but seriously—charlie is the only person who ever has/will pay attention to the waitress so she should cease the horseshit.

i can't wait to stream it shortly!