1) Socks with sandals
2) Wearing a short-sleeved T-shirt over a sweatshirt or long-sleeve shirt
3) Golf visors
4) Ugg boots with short skirts
1) Socks with sandals
2) Wearing a short-sleeved T-shirt over a sweatshirt or long-sleeve shirt
3) Golf visors
4) Ugg boots with short skirts
I can't heeear you!
It'll do till they finally convince all the originals to do another Ghostbusters movie and they do a film-length version of "The Boogeyman Cometh" from "The Real Ghostbusters."
The comment was more aimed at stars in general…I can't think of any except Joaquin Phoenix and Tom Hanks's son (and maybe The Beef?) who decided to become rappers.
I can actually watch YouTube stuff on my computer at work without fear of getting in trouble, but I'm too ashamed to watch this in front of co-workers.
He killed the Revenge of the Nerds franchise with that speech at the end of III where he revealed that he always wanted to be a computer nerd, but his mean jock father bullied him into becoming a football star.
As a sincere watcher for the first season and an ironic watcher for the second and third (or until they graduated high school), I believe David Silver had two raps…the "Mike Check" ("miggidda-miggida-miggida mike check it!") and "Switch It Up" ("positively no dissin' me/because of my position/[cough cough] clearin' my…
They'll also make sure to send you at least a half dozen flyers per month (in English and, separately, in Spanish) offering you deals that involve you having a land line or every channel in the book when you really only want maybe ten of them altogether.
That's not as bad as in the third one, when he gets Rocky's permission to sell cheap merchandise at Rocky's hotel ballroom training camp.
What's the deal with former/current movie stars deciding to fuck with their image by becoming rappers? Can't they just put out an album of covers of overplayed Motown songs, like Bruce Willis?
But in the end, both sides of him find common ground in the fact that they're both fat and the series finale shows them taking each other out for ribs.
Didn't they also include a lame "in-joke" where someone says Cena's character is like a Terminator or something and Robert Patrick gives him a funny look?
One good thing about getting older is you get to know yourself a lot more…and I'm thankful I didn't take a "whatever…the best way to know if you want kids is to have one" attitude when I was younger, since I now realize that I really don't want to have kids.
"Ooooooo! Navy SEALs!"
If I recall, Paulie drank while working at the meatpacker's (wouldn't you?), at the bar, on the street…plus he was probably adding brandy or rum to all that Baskin-Robbins.
I never really understood the phrase "Did your mother have any kids that lived?"
"No, no, no, wait a minute there, Spinach Chin…"
Small Wonder: The Unauthorized Novelization of the TV Series
Sounds like Moore needs to spend less time working on the books and put in some hours on the Pec Deck.
You should read Samuel Fussell's "Muscle: The Story of an Unlikely Bodybuilder." He describes one guy who would wear two Pampers pinned together at every workout and would sometimes use more than one set per session.