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January 12, 2009

Tom Brokaw Is Pleased As Punch

My DVR froze on this during the Golden Globes last night, and I think it was trying to tell me to share it:

Somebody is so pleased with himself and his velvet jacket!

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Awww....I want a Brokaw Doll.

Posted by: Creepy Guy at 01/12/09 4:20 PM | Reply
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Aw! he's blushing because The Greatest Generation's in the front row!

Posted by: Chadams at 01/12/09 4:25 PM | Reply
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LOL, he looks like he just got a toy truck for christmas

Posted by: Sammy at 01/12/09 6:07 PM | Reply
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The Life of the Mind

I don't know why I thought of this, but for some reason I imagined Brokaw actually saying this in his slow, lo-pitched drawl, and it reminded me of drunk Jeff Goldblum.

This also reminded of when he was reporting from Utah for the 2002 Winter Olympics and fell asleep on camera. Too cute!

Posted by: The Life of the Mind profile link at 01/12/09 6:09 PM | Reply
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how do you guys not have up the controversial middle finger showing during mickey rourke's speech?

Posted by: randi at 01/12/09 6:42 PM | Reply
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Lindsay

We do, I just took a different angle. An, um, less interesting to anyone but me angle:
http://videogum.com/archives/awards/oops-mickey-rourke-forgot-to-t_044941.html

Posted by: Lindsay profile link in reply to randi's comment at 01/12/09 10:13 PM | Reply
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I really enjoyed this image.

Posted by: Bobo at 01/12/09 7:38 PM | Reply
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