IT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM

Can there be too much gay?

I had to skip the Gruden. I overheard this on the tv behind me at the office this morning and felt my anger rising before I checked back and saw it was only Frank Caliendo impersonating Gruden. He does a good job but that voice irritates me beyond all reason.

not so much about being funny as it is how talented he is at impersonating the voices.

It’s expensive to be poor. Rushcard is proving that and then some.

Ohh yea, of course they were doing it in Brooklyn before it was cool.

Yet again, Kane claimed he didn't hear that part.

This is the best thing Flyers fans have ever done since...

Fans in Toronto hate the Maple Leafs so much they’re now throwing stuff when the Rangers score a hat-trick.

They get away with it because every story is true. Tabloids are real.

Fuck.

My husband and I were just talking about this Sunday, when this couple wanted a 100+ year-old craftsman, and they were shocked that the houses didn’t have an open floor plan or multiple bathrooms.

Seriously, with Hilary, she seems to think every homeowner has a $200,000 budget. Who really needs a six-burner, stainless range in their home? No, Hilary, I don’t want an $8000 range, I need appliances that are easy to clean, a big side by side fridge, and a pantry.

I know it was on a different network, but when Queer Eye for the Straight Guy came out and they used Thom Filicia for the interior designer, it was such a lovely antidote to Trading Spaces.

Hildy was a crazy bitch.

Wow, did I love Trading Spaces during the Paige years. I was Team Vern and Team Genevieve all the way. Fascinating how the show can also serve as an accurate measure of TLC’s shift in style and tone as well. Thanks for this, Kate!

One of my advisers in college went on Trading Spaces with his wife, his sister-in-law, and her husband. No one liked the renovation and my adviser and his wife divorced 6 months later. Later conversations indicated that the show played a part in the decision to divorce.

I’d love to see a show featuring Hildy scaring the hell out of every single client she had. Gluing straw to walls and telling people to train their kids not to eat it made me love her for life.

Radar is not reliable. It’s merely entertaining.