Oh yeah. And so forgettable, considering I had already forgotten the second sentence in less than 24 hours. I agree with you after all.

Harry Styles. "I'm afraid you're just too darn cute."

"This Summer: ZAC and ZACH…Go BACK!"

*Huey Lewis & the News' "Back in Time" plays*

I rewatched Groundhog Day yesterday and as much as I love that movie, the shots of the black bartender silently smiling and shaking his head at Phil's antics (perhaps even as if he somehow knows what's happening to Phil) are really grating and are like fingernails on the chalkboard of my sensibilities.

I've never wanted to hear an actor say something as badly as I now want to hear Mads Mikkelsen call a flustered Marty McFly "Martin."

I agree with those rules but I think I've been confused by people misusing "next." Or at least I was confused by thinking it was possible they were misusing it, and I asked them to clarify and it turned out they weren't. I suppose we don't need more words in our language just to prevent me from unnecessarily…

Maycombmore website still to come

I like it. Although there's also a similar problem with "this weekend"/"last weekend," if you're saying it on a Monday or Tuesday anyway.

You laugh, but I started hearing "ISIL" all over the place after their piece on women with the name Isis being affected by the reporting on ISIS. This could be the oxt big thing.

I watched it again yesterday and I had forgotten his final line "Let's live here!" At first I thought that really seemed like too much, but ehh, let 'em have it.

"I remember when I was with Special Forces…seems a thousand centuries ago. We went into a camp to inoculate some children. We left the camp after we had inoculated the children for polio, and this old man came running after us and he was crying. He couldn't see. We went back there, and they had come and hacked off…

Wait really? Haha no I haven't been watching.

They could just never make them so they worked on water.

People are gonna watch it and be like, "Where're the hoverboards?"

Ah, interest-ing.

This is just like when I flew all the way to Ireland to stay in Hector's house and never even met Saoirse Ronan.

What's Tron?

We get it, NBC! You have no sense of your sitcom legacy!

I hated Sam and Diane.