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I think I'll go see Twilight Saga: Olde Moon tonight. Moon = English 800.
on Monsters' Ball: The Week's Best Comments at November 20, 2009 6:39 PMScore = 6
I laffed in half when Dot Com played Liz's angry black boyfriend.
on Thursday Night TV Open Thread at November 20, 2009 12:08 PMScore = 9
I was actually into last night's Office (Community, P&R, 30 Rock all won big time for me - to be clear). I felt really disappointed that Oscar didn't take his opportunity to ask hard questions. As soon as I felt that I thought, "I'm feeling! I'm feeling something because of an Office plot point! They're leveling out!"
In reply to HeyThatsMyBike's comment on Thursday Night TV Open Thread at November 20, 2009 12:06 PMScore = 10
I didn't know who to vote for for indie boy crush. I just put Peaches when I didn't know the answer.
on It is Time To Vote In The 2009 Gummy Awards! at November 19, 2009 5:50 PMScore = 17
I thought he looked better in the original, but his barret is out of character.
In reply to Ruben James's comment on Tim Allen: Comedian, Actor, Director, Graphic Designer at November 19, 2009 5:07 PMScore = -1
Don't forget Observe and Report. I can't wait to find out how many Oscars Ray will be nominated for.
In reply to The Smartest House's comment on Tim Allen: Comedian, Actor, Director, Graphic Designer at November 19, 2009 5:01 PMScore = 3
What was with Michael Jackson's glove at the end?
on War, Hunh, This Is What It Is Good For at November 19, 2009 12:23 PMScore = 2
I asked my girlfriend to marry me while I was running a radio show in college. I can't remember if I was on the air or not... it didn't matter since it was at 11:00 at night or something, and nobody listened to the college station at peak times in the first place. I felt stupid and weird about it for years, and I think it would have been much nicer if it was (conceptually) isolated and focused on making her feel great about herself.
In any case, Gabe is completely right about this. Correct me if I'm wrong ladies (or any folks that will one day be proposed to), but wouldn't you prefer to be asked in a way that really shows you that your partner cares for your feelings? If you really want to be the victim/target of an improv-is-everywhere-prank-proposal, that's your business. If you want your partner's moment of vulnerable dedication to you covered up by a grab for attention at your expense, then you should probably call Chris Brown's choreographer now.
Point being, we can't know who's intentions are purest without a Chris Angel: Mink Freak intention scanning machine, so I'm left to judge others through experience. My experience tells me that most people who have a knack for entertainment or elaborate public displays of attention-grabbing do so because it makes them feel good. The desired reaction of the one being proposed to is "You did all this for me?". It's really impossible to get altruistic in that case. You can't be giving that kind of proposal as a selfless gift to your partner. It's got at least somewhat to do with how you want others to see yourself.
Is that a little cynical?
Score = 11
Gabe does too!
Score = 7
Topher is my LOL model.
on Hey, What's Up With Topher Grace? at November 18, 2009 6:10 PMScore = 11
dude olde e is my exact plan for tonight! soulmates?
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