*thinks* I can't believe that Bryce prefers Van Patten's career to mine.
Well-Pounded Vag
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Time for a remake — starring, say, Jeremy Irons.
Nothin' new about it, I just put it back in the freezer when I'm done
I got the audiobook. Haven't listened to it yet… 10hrs long.
I watched the British series between US S1 and S2. The world the British series creates feel much smaller; there's none of the sweeping cinematic sprawl of Spacey's DC. Of course the American characterizations are broader and the British ones more Shakesperean, but that's no surprise to anyone.
The Apartment: hated it
Gigi: hated it
Glitter: didn't hate it enough to watch it all
Cap'n America TWS: probably should have seen it on the big screen
30 Rock: (complete rewatch now done): it holds up pretty well except for the last season which doesn't seem to be written by the same people
Mon Oncle: loved it
S…
"What you gonna do, Andre The Giant, when the real truth, the 24 inch pythons and Hulkamania runs wild on you? Oh, I'm so sorry, I should have said 'what ARE you going to do'."
I just want to be in the room if Stephen Fry ever met Hulk Hogan.
After playing Fallout New Vegas through a few times, I went back and tried Fallout 3 again. There's something about the mouse twitchiness and camera shake that makes me feel a bit seasick and I remember not being able to play it for more than 30 minutes without taking a break.
How about the top half of the image I'm using?
That's only because the katzenklavier went out of fashion before the recording era began.
If I woke up from a coma and the first two people I saw were Adam Driver and Dax Shepherd, I'd assume that the radioactive mutants had taken over the world in my absence.
Rob? You can't be serious.
Please don't tell anyone how I live.
And World War 2 is really called Saving Private Ryan. I correct historians on this all the time.