Snooki has been reluctant to deny, but that could be because they have hooked up, and it just wasn't clear to her he meant that she cheated with him. But if you just look at Sitch when he tells Ronnie I feel like it's obvious he's lying. And he totally lies about shit all the time, he just claims never to on the show.

Yeah it seemed like they committed to being mean about it out of sheer boredom or something. There was just something so weird about the whole thing, besides how bullshit it is.

This recap killed me. The episode itself was pretty good, lots of drama and the potential for Mike to get his ass kicked but "the fear of God and Xenadrine." is genius.

I loved this episode. But honestly, any episode that has a Larry stare-down, that jumpsuit Susie was wearing, and Dr. Spaceman in is going to make me happy.

Yeah I think that's just Stackhouse being Stackhouse. Those pushups are very impressive but you don't need to be a were-panther, just a very in-shape person.

I'm loving this season too. I haven't read the books, but I think that Anna Paquin has way more chemistry with Alex Skarsgaard than Stephen Moyer (even though she and Moyer are married).

Jesse continues to just totally break my heart. When he and the little emo-stripper girl sat on his bed and started playing video games…

Fanny Pak
my favorite performance of all time is Fanny Pak's during Missy Elliot week. There really should be a Missy week every season because her music is just insanely fun to dance to and it shows in the routines.

HDB - I understand making tactless jokes if they are genuinely funny, because then the sexism (or racism, etc.) is "worth it" for the sake of the joke, you just weren't being funny. If I didn't think offensive humor that is good is funny I wouldn't love Louis C.K. You don't happen to live in Philly do you?

See, if there were an interview with Larry the Cable Guy, I wouldn't even bother to read it, much less post multiple, insulting and sexist (oh sorry, it was a joke? Well then it wasn't sexist!!) comments about it.

Whoever Did That
It's funny, I was only like, 19 when I watched this, but it never even occurred to me that Ralphie *didn't* set the fire. He was distraught, tight on money, angry with Tony… I'll have to watch it again with that in mind.

I have a huge girl-crush on Maria Bamford
I saw her in NY a few years ago and she is one of the funniest stand-ups I've ever seen. She has such a great rubber face, it's funny to see her just looking pretty in the pic up there.

"Devil Town" from Friday Night Lights - all the way.

Quincy Jones was the Executive Producer, I believe. So, probably.

I always wondered why he didn't get more play after Fresh Prince. I feel like he's a pretty talented guy (dancing-wise, more than "pretty" talented). Maybe he's just content to live well off of 30 years of syndication checks. Fair enough.

And nearby is the hotel where The Shining was filmed.

I looove Father of the Bride. It's so fun and dumb.

It really doesn't make sense that the wife would track Julie down if she's not the first. The first time your husband fucks someone else, you freak out on him, and the idiot girl. Then if you forgive him and try to move on and he does it again, it's not the idiot girl's fault, it's his. That's when you push him out…

Yeah, Bale you put together a great list. There are definitely others but just reading through those put a smile on my face.

The Donald
The idea of Donald Trump's life as an elaborate hobo ruse is extremely funny to me. Now whenever I pass a midtown Y I'm going to take an extra long look at all the guys hangin around out front.