"about having sex with a girl you don’t know, but is obviously intoxicated"
If you know a girl you still can't just have sex with her because you want to, FYI.
"about having sex with a girl you don’t know, but is obviously intoxicated"
If you know a girl you still can't just have sex with her because you want to, FYI.
I think the Talking shows would be stronger if the guests were people who could speak to the easy-to-miss elements and broader themes. Having fucking Julie Bowen (no offense!) on your panel is head-scratching.
Why not, I don't know, get leading bloggers, writers, etc. I mean, aren't we all here to nerd out?
OK, saying "dumb" and doing the college degree dig was unkind, but the gist is correct.
Running an arts organization requires deep and specific knowledge of art history and expertise in shepherding a non-profit group. It's not controversial to say that starring in Benjamin Button provides you with none of that.
Brad loves art. I love art, too! We should not be on the MOCA board.
He should keep writing checks and show up for the fundraiser cocktails as an enticement to other donors. This is not controversial.
The current trend of disregarding experts is aggravating to me. Having access to Web MD doesn't make me a fucking doctor. Liking art doesn't make you a curator. Come on, guys!
I was annoyed by the original ending. All the turtles gathered at the pizza parlor, singing along to Don't Stop Believing. Splinter's running late, trying to find an open sewer grate to street level, and we don't know if the dudes in the corner booth are shredders or just pizza-lovin dudes. And then just CUT TO BLACK? Fuck you, TMNT!
#2 Agreed. Plus, as I commented earlier, they've done it before.
#3 Wouldn't have happened if this weren't the first volley of some plot point. Though I find Lydia pretty boring and kind of a dead end as a character.
#4 Wait, Mike is WHAT?
#5 Schraderbrau
#6 Of course!
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